[01:00] I got 99 problem but a WordPress instance ain't one [01:03] Drupal, then. [01:04] * Unit193 nods. [01:06] dzho: Do you have a website? [01:07] sort of. [01:08] my personal web presence is a hodgepodge of static directories served bare, mostly, with some of it backed by a static site generator, some of it just stuff I wrote forever ago and have only very lightly tweaked. [01:09] I see. [01:09] tbh I'm still not sure about this newfangled CGI thing, to say nothing of JavaScript XHR and so on. [01:11] I have a site or so, nikola is what I used but that's gone from Debian now, sooo... It did well enough, I can't design or add content worth crap, but it did well enough. :P [01:11] oh that's sad [01:11] is upstream dead, or did it just get orphaned at Debian, or what? [01:12] Yes indeed, was a fine static site generator. Just Debian kicked it, sadly. Upstream is alive. [01:12] https://bugs.debian.org/863031 [01:12] * dzho is looking at its github now [01:12] [ #863031 - RM: nikola -- RoQA; unmaintained, buggy, outdated - Debian Bug report logs ] - https://bugs.debian.org [01:13] ugh. [01:13] I like python virtualenvs just fine for stuff like that though. [01:13] I suspect that's why nobody bothers to package it for Debian. [01:15] I usually like packaged. :3 [01:16] it *is* packaged ;) [01:16] (just not by Debian) [01:17] dokuwiki is the only thing I have and use that is dynamic. [01:17] paultag has a decent write-up of this somewhere [01:17] (Unless you count cgit.) [01:17] setting up cgit+bitlbee is one of those things I should get around to doing one of these days [01:18] I'm slightly considering going from cgit+gitolite to gitea, just because then I could have private repos. :3 [01:18] (ITP - #780606) http://bugs.debian.org/780606 gitea [01:18] [ #780606 - ITP: gitea -- A painless self-hosted git service. - Debian Bug report logs ] - http://bugs.debian.org [01:20] er, yeah [01:20] sorry, I'm renewing my LE certs and was having a spot of disgruntlement with bitlbee there. [01:21] I meant cgit+gitolite, yeah. [01:21] gitea or gitlab CE or whatev. if you like python, maybe pagure. [01:22] Aha! Wondered how those two came into it, didn't quite make sense just having cgit. Eh, yeah not running gitlab, too heavy and have no real interest in pagure. I actually like the cgit interface and gitolite makes creating (wild) repos easy. It's just the added benefit of private repos with a webui that might be nice too. :P [01:23] https://loki.unit193.net/cgit/ though I have zero interesting things on it. :P [01:23] [ Loki git repositories ] - https://loki.unit193.net [01:25] not really having a huge use for it is why I haven't bothered [01:26] if it's just my stuff, ssh remotes for git are just fine. [01:26] if it's working with someone else, they're already using github or there are gitlab or other hosting stuff already available aplenty [01:28] I do have one that's just a ssh remote, it's set up so when I push the actual files end up in a webdir. Very nice. And yeah, understandable, I just like to have that view handy. I do have a Debian package in there, but I didn't list the vcs repo in the package. :3 [15:32] So, I'm a fan of gogs, but I have not heard of gitea? Why did they fork from gogs? [15:34] nm, seems this explains it: https://blog.gitea.io/2016/12/welcome-to-gitea/ [15:34] [ Welcome to Gitea - Gitea Blog ] - https://bit.ly/2Bpgk4j [15:34] I may have to switch... [18:39] thafreak: oh, thanks. I might have add a link to that page to the gogs-gitea item in the fork-drawer: https://gitlab.com/deejoe/fork-drawer [18:39] [ D. Joe / fork-drawer ยท GitLab ] - https://bit.ly/2BmXNFO [18:40] s/have add/have to add/ [18:40] dzho meant to say: thafreak: oh, thanks. I might have to add a link to that page to the gogs-gitea item in the fork-drawer: https://gitlab.com/deejoe/fork-drawer [20:14] thafreak: And since gitea will be packaged, even easier. (I kind of know the DD working on it, he even has a test repo set up so you can install it on unstable right now.) [21:21] sweet