Obsolete:Hwcp
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This page contains historical information. It may be outdated or unreliable. 2012
hwcp was a common shortcut referring to the currently deployed MediaWiki code on application servers. It represents the path /h/w/c/p/ which was a combination of symlinks resolving to /home/wikipedia/common/wmf-deployment/, which resolved to /home/wikipedia/common/php/, which resolved to the current MediaWiki branch (e.g. php-1.17).
Structure
The canonical place to author /home/wikipedia was on the deployment server, fenari. It contained
/home/wikipedia/logs/- On fenari, received logs from other servers via MediaWiki UDP logging. Later migrated to fluorine./home/wikipedia/syslog//home/wikipedia/common/- The main directory that is synchronised to application servers using scap-1 (then based on dsh and rsync). It contained multiversion, wmf-config and different copies of MediaWiki inphp-{version}directories. As canary, test.wikipedia.org requests were routed to an unpooled application server that mounted /h/w/c directly from fenari over NFS./home/wikipedia/common/wmf-deployment/- symlink to the currently primaryphp-{version}directory (before 2013)./home/wikipedia/common/php/- symlink to the currently primaryphp-{version}directory (since 2013).
The /home/wikipedia/common/ directory was then synced with rsync using Scap to each of the Apache servers at /usr/local/apache/common. Also known by its shortcut as /a/common/.
In 2014, /usr/local/apache/common was moved to /srv/mediawiki/ (change 159945)
References
- SAL search: "/a/common/" (2009-2014)
- SAL search: "/usr/local/apache/common-local" (2009-2014)
- SAL search: "/usr/local/apache/common" (2009-2014)
- SAL search: "/home/wikipedia/common/php" (2011-2013)
- SAL search: "common/wmf-deployment" (2009-2010)