A run on yesterday's valid Wikipedia Zero hits showed that user agents NOT
supporting HTML (i.e., only supporting WAP) is only 0.098 - 0.108 *percent*.
Assuming a bunch of complaints don't come in (e.g., "I'm getting tag
soup!", as Max might say), I think we could make a reasonable case to stop
su
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On Thu, Sep 19, 2013 at 1:57 PM, Adam Baso wrote:
> A run on yesterday's valid Wikipedia Zero hits showed that user agents NOT
> supporting HTML (i.e., only supporting WAP) is only 0.098 - 0.108 *percent*.
>
> Assuming a bunch of complaints don't come in (e.g., "I'm getting tag
> sou
After looking at Varnish VCL with Adam, we discovered a bug in regex
resulting in many phones being detected as WAP when they shouldn't be.
Since the older change[1] simplifying detection had also fixed this bug,
Brandon Black deployed it and since today the usage share of WAP should
seriously drop
That's awesome - thanks Max and Adam; it's great to see the last vestiges
of X-Device finally disappear!
On Tue, Sep 17, 2013 at 1:07 PM, Max Semenik wrote:
> After looking at Varnish VCL with Adam, we discovered a bug in regex
> resulting in many phones being detected as WAP when they shouldn'
Thanks. 7-9% of responses on Wikipedia Zero being WAP is pretty substantial.
On Tue, Sep 10, 2013 at 2:01 PM, Andrew Otto wrote:
> > These
> > zero.tsv.log*
> > files to which I refer seem to be, basically Varnish log lines that
> > correspond to Wikipedia Zero-targeted traffic.
> Yup! Correct
> These
> zero.tsv.log*
> files to which I refer seem to be, basically Varnish log lines that
> correspond to Wikipedia Zero-targeted traffic.
Yup! Correct. zero.tsv.log* files are captured unsampled and based on the
presence of a "zero=" tag in the X-Analytics header:
http://git.wikimedia.or
Somewhere in between, I think.
Wikipedia Zero's main extension, ZeroRatedMobileAccess, relies upon the
mobile web's main extension, MobileFrontend. Wikipedia Zero access is
served across [lang.].zero.wikipedia.org and [lang.].m.wikipedia.org.
As I understand, the general Varnish logs capture both
Hoi,
Is the Wikipedia-Zero traffic information part of the mobile statistics or
is it something completely separate thing?
Thanks,
GerardM
On 10 September 2013 03:26, Adam Baso wrote:
> Wikipedia Zero traffic (IP address and MCC/MNC matching as expected) shows
> in one day of requests (zer
Wikipedia Zero traffic (IP address and MCC/MNC matching as expected) shows
in one day of requests (zero.tsv.log-20130907) roughly 7-9% of page
responses having a Content-Type response of "text/vnd.wap.wml", presuming
field #11 (or index 10 if you're indexing from 0) in zero.tsv.log- is
the Content-
Would adding the accept header to the x-analytics header be worthwhile for
this?
On Sep 5, 2013 4:16 AM, "Erik Zachte" wrote:
> For a breakdown per country, the higher the sampling rate the better, as
> the data will become reliable even for smaller countries with a not so
> great adoption rate o
I have some concerns about looking at this from a perspective of 'WAP
browsers make up only X% of worldwide traffic'. This approach may bias
towards the results of the US and Europe, where the majority of the
internet users will overshadow what devices are in use in less developed
areas like Afric
Thanks Max for digging into this :)
I'm no analytics guy, but I am a little concerned about the sample size and
duration of the internal logging that we've done - sampling 1/1 for
only a few days for data about something we generally know usage to already
be low seems to me like it might be di
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