= Description =

First time today I found in my server logs a ValueError: invalid literal for long() with base 10: 'uts'

some instances showed an Internal Server Error

{{attachment:traceback.txt}}

The problem was solved by server restart.

It sounds therefore a bit like a caching problem.

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= Discussion =
Likely defect edit-log that contains "uts" instead of a timestamp or revision number.
 . Unfortunately not 
 [[attachment:data_edit_log.txt]] [[attachment:page_edit_log.txt]]

Those log files look a bit strange: where is the ip addr of some of the entries?
 * In page_edit_log the page was created by xmlrpc in a wiki
 * then copied to the new wiki instance.
 * This instance has a config value show_hosts = 0 for supressing the hostname.  
 * afterwards some scripts add new content. I guess the don't write the ip into the file

And it is very obvious from the traceback that it tries to parse a timestamp from "uts".
 I know but I didn't find it

So, if you created these entries by yourself (not using the web interface), check your code.
 I created those entries by xmlrpc and cli and not manually.

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