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tewardkc2bez[m]: tsimonq2: arraybolt3[m]: guiverc: y'all go test discourse and tell me if it's back up00:10
tewardthen give me coffee00:10
tewardactually00:10
tewardgenii: where's my coffee00:10
* genii veers away from the beer fridge towards the coffeepot and returns with a mug for teward00:11
* genii continues on his originally intended journey00:11
teward*consumes the coffee*00:12
guivercteward, looks it; I just logged in  (I wasn't able to after clearing cache data earlier)00:12
guivercthanks teward, appreciated !00:12
tewardyep nothing a little kicking around on the command line doesn't fix :P00:16
tewardarraybolt3[m]: tsimonq2: how went the git stuff00:16
arraybolt3[m]teward: Git migration complete, only four repos were missing.00:56
arraybolt3[m]That does not include Wiki migration and the like, however.00:56
arraybolt3[m]Discourse is being weird - I'm getting a loading screen I've never seen before, and it's taking a while (maybe I need to clear the cache again??).00:57
arraybolt3[m]s/??/?/ (hit two ? on accident)00:57
arraybolt3[m]teward: Yeah, Discourse is still broken here, but in a new way. Screenshots of developer console incoming.00:59
arraybolt3[m]s/Screenshots/Screenshot/00:59
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lubot[telegram] <Roberalz> Same here (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) <arraybolt3[m]> uploaded an image: (158KiB) < https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/v3/download/matrix.org/EJcpApSRFicfhKnEgxoYQXzM/image.png >)01:00
arraybolt3[m]429 Too Many Requests? Almost looks like a possible DDoS attack or maybe a rate limit got switched on improperly.01:00
lubot[telegram] <Leokolb> Works well for me..01:04
lubot[telegram] <lynorian> Gitea having syntax highlighiting for the manual is great01:05
arraybolt3[m]@Leokolb: Might be related to region then. You're in Iceland, I'm in Central US, Roberalz is in Mexico, and I have no clue where Thomas hangs out at.01:05
lubot[telegram] <Roberalz> I am in Spain :p (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) <arraybolt3[m]> @Leokolb: Might be related to region then. You're in Iceland, I'm in Central US, Roberalz is in Mexico, and I have no clue where Thomas hangs out at.)01:11
arraybolt3[m]Roberalz: Welp, that throws an extra layer of confusion on top of everything. :P01:12
lubot[telegram] <Roberalz> Jajjajaj, no problem :) (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) <arraybolt3[m]> Roberalz: Welp, that throws an extra layer of confusion on top of everything. :P)01:13
tewardarraybolt3[m]: 429 means it's not properly ratelimiting02:10
tewardlet me do some crap02:10
tewardif this part fails too then i'll have to disable the ratelimiting template bits02:12
tewardsince it looks like discourse now has ratelimiting controls02:12
tewarddiscourse app rebuild in progress.  total redeploy using existing data heh02:13
tewardarraybolt3[m]: Roberalz: that should work now02:33
tewardthere was a config item missing from templates.  I fixed :P02:33
tewardit's because we've got nginx in front of (dockerized) nginx in front of the actual application in the container02:33
tewardso it was failing to get the real IP right from the reverse nginx proxy on the host level.  And I fixed that now.  so yay.02:34
guivercteward, just fyi:  I just navigated the site, picked a thread viewed, then clicked edit post & then cancel... it's working for me still02:36
tewardyes well it didn't close the site until right when i said it should work now02:36
teward429 won't happen unless one of you does a stupid and hammers the site02:37
tewardarraybolt3: we (council) haven't come to a solution for wiki, etc.02:38
tewardso we're sort of doing stuff piecemeal here :\02:38
tewardbut at least we're using updated git :02:39
tewardbut at least we're using updated git :P02:39
arraybolt3[m]teward: How much are you going to hate me if I say I'm still getting 429 and an infinite loading screen on Discourse, in an Incognito window of Chrome?02:55
* arraybolt3[m] clears cache again02:55
arraybolt3[m]Yep, still borked.02:56
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arraybolt3[m]I'm not getting as many of them this time though so that's good I think.02:57
arraybolt3[m]Interesting thing, if I click on the "/csp_reports:1" bit in Chrome, it takes me to what appears to be a working page that says "Oops! That page doesn't exist or is private."02:58
arraybolt3[m]But trying to get to other data with that loophole fails - I always get put back on the infinite loading screen.02:58
arraybolt3[m]More interesting thing, here's when I try to access a post directly - no 429 errors, but still an infinite loading screen, and a "Refused to load the script" error:02:59
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tewardi'll fix in the morning - i am borderline conscious right now03:11
arraybolt3[m]👍️, thanks for everything!03:12
arraybolt3[m]Noticed something in Jammy - attempting to open an image file that was previously thrown away using the LXQt Image Viewer doesn't work - the image viewer just displays a blank screen. I'm guessing it's not set up to deal with the trash:/// (or whatever) URL that PCManFM-Qt hands it. Feels like a bug, smells like a feature enhancement, maybe something to work on in upstream LXQt this cycle?04:56
tewardarraybolt3[m]: try discourse now13:16
lubot[telegram] <Roberalz> Working for me!!13:17
lubot[telegram] <Roberalz> Thanks (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) <teward> arraybolt3[m]: try discourse now)13:17
tewardyep13:25
tewardtakes time to fix things when different browsers accept different crap nowadays13:25
tewardCSP is a pain13:25
arraybolt3[m]teward: Success! Thank you!14:19
kc2bez[m]I'm having success now too. I echo thanks! \o/14:23
arraybolt3echo "Thanks!" | sudo tee /sys/admin/teward14:24
tsimonq2Good afternoon everyone18:10
tsimonq2I'm going to spend a few minutes fully bootstrapping Lunar, so those packages are all ready to go18:11
tsimonq2I'm going to try to use GiTea this time - and update the Vcs-* fields\18:11
tsimonq2s/-*/-\*/18:11
tsimonq2s/-*/-\*/18:11
arraybolt3[m]Simon Quigley: o/ (wow your edit made utter chaos on the IRC side)18:16
arraybolt3[m]`s/-*/-\*/` shows up :P18:16
tsimonq2hahaha19:01
tsimonq2Well, turns out the archive needs to be bootstrapped before Lubuntu does... so, doing that :P19:01
tsimonq2arraybolt3: So, for reference, here's my new release list: https://github.com/lubuntu-team/new-release19:23
tsimonq2arraybolt3: As you may see, the next step would be to extend that tooling to automatically create `ubuntu/lunar` from `ubuntu/kinetic` and set that as the default.19:24
tsimonq2arraybolt3: If you're up for it, you have my go-ahead to JFDI. Otherwise, I'll follow up around Monday, and just manually do the packages I need to touch now.19:24
tsimonq2teward: hey you19:25
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tsimonq2teward: what port is SSH running on19:25
* tsimonq2 grumbles and uses HTTPS in the meantime19:25
tewardtsimonq2: on phab or git?19:26
tsimonq2git.l.m19:26
tsimonq2GiTea19:26
tewardit should just be port 2219:27
tewardit needs an update though so stdby19:27
tsimonq2as per my logs port 22 isn't open :P19:27
tewardyour logs are shit :P19:27
* tsimonq2 blames tewardfirewall19:27
tewardstdby give me a few19:27
tewardi've been working on a trillion things here19:27
tewardlots of things on fire today on friday19:27
tsimonq2no worries teward, me too, take your time, just wanted to make sure it was brought to your attention19:28
tsimonq2(I can't imagine how bad Mondays are for you if Fridays are bad :P)19:28
tewardtsimonq2: try now19:29
tewardi think i mistyped `-s` into the firewall (source IP) instead of `-d` (destination IP) for the rule matching19:29
tewardtsimonq2: well all the 'crap on fire' is because of a Verizon service problem19:29
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tewardwhich impacted all $WORKPLACE remote offices19:29
tsimonq2grr Verizon19:29
tewardtry again19:31
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tewardwrong code block?19:32
tsimonq2teward: port working thank you, just need to add my SSH key :P19:32
tewardyep yep19:32
teward*goes back to beating his head on a wall*19:32
tsimonq2teward: perms issue on GiTea now:... (full message at <https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/v3/download/libera.chat/bac6a6cd91fe990974d11ea4be94a1b5c2dfc2c0>)19:37
-queuebot:#lubuntu-devel- Unapproved: calamares-settings-ubuntu (lunar-proposed/universe) [1:22.10.12 => 1:23.04.1] (lubuntu, ubuntustudio)19:37
EickmeyerI didn't know the archive was open yet?19:38
tsimonq2oh jeez that's because it's a mirror19:38
tsimonq2Eickmeyer: It isn't. :P19:38
arraybolt3[m]<tsimonq2> "arraybolt3: If you're up for it,..." <- Yikes, that looks like a bear. Which one is more important, that or Debian LXQt? I know we wanted Debian LXQt done before November, but that's getting awfully close.19:40
tsimonq2so https://git.lubuntu.me/Lubuntu/calamares-settings-ubuntu should be a mirror of https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-qt-code/+git/calamares-settings-ubuntu - teward / arraybolt3 19:41
tsimonq2arraybolt3[m]: Soft deadline; I'd say getting ourselves bootstrapped takes priority19:41
tsimonq2Immediately after, yes, Debian LXQt19:41
arraybolt3[m]K. Also, speaking of Debian LXQt, the i386 symbols kept libfm-qt from passing the pipeline in Debian. I assume that's fixable by simply running an i386 VM and building in that to get the missing symbols?19:42
tsimonq2Also, I already wrote a Python script to do this, in the same new-release repo19:42
tsimonq2arraybolt3[m]: Yes, and as a Debian Developer I also have access to every single arch via SSH - porterboxes :)19:42
teward@tsimonq2: ubuntu/lunar?  shouldnt that be lubuntu/lunar?19:42
tewardor are you trying to make a branch19:43
tsimonq2teward: I mean, ubuntu/CODENAME has been SOP since we started the Git workflow... I'm not opposed to changing it given a majority opinion19:43
arraybolt3[m]o kool19:43
tewardbut thats a branch right19:44
tewardi am trying to figure out what is broke ;)19:44
tsimonq2yeah19:44
tsimonq2the problem is I was trying to push to a mirror19:44
tewardah heg19:44
tsimonq2let me be concise then...19:44
tewardye that wont work ;)19:44
arraybolt3[m]tsimonq2: So bascally I just get everything ready and then throw the packaging at you to get the symbol logs?19:45
tsimonq2https://git.lubuntu.me/Lubuntu/calamares-settings-ubuntu needs to be a mirror of https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-qt-code/+git/calamares-settings-ubuntu19:45
tsimonq2I don't have access to change those settings it seems :P19:45
tsimonq2arraybolt3[m]: You could; i386 is the one architecture I'm okay emulating for these types of things19:45
tewardno but i probably do as god19:45
tewardstdby19:45
tsimonq2Just make sure it looks like, quacks like, and walks like i386 :P19:45
tsimonq2Thanks again teward19:46
teward*shoves i386 into the wastebasket*19:46
arraybolt3[m]Emulating... I don't know if I'm understanding you right or not, we also emulate RISC-V, right? By emulating do you mean cross-compiling, or...?19:46
tewardupdating gitea first19:47
tsimonq2sweet19:47
arraybolt3[m]OK, so, yes, bootstrapping. Thanks for helping me figure out what I'll be doing with the LXQt stuff.19:47
tsimonq2arraybolt3[m]: It's been years... but use QEMU19:47
tewardtsimonq2: it's mirroring off github, i assume you want me to point it at Launchpad instead19:49
tsimonq2correct, please19:49
arraybolt3[m]tsimonq2: That's what I thought. But I use QEMU for RISC-V too... I mean, do you have access to a RISC-V porterbox and that's why we won't emulate it for Debian?19:50
arraybolt3[m]Maybe this is just me getting hung up on a technicality, but better to fully understand than to half-understand.19:50
tsimonq2I should have access to a RISC-V porterbox, yeah19:50
tewardtsimonq2: it's not set up as bidirectional it's pull only mirror, i can do a bidirectional mirror setup i think but it looks like it's set up as a mirror now from git.launchpad19:50
arraybolt3[m]Ah, OK.19:50
tewardbut i don't think the bidirectional mirror will work as intended because it needs a username to push as19:51
tsimonq2teward: That's intended functionality, yeah19:51
tsimonq2arraybolt3: The reason for emulating it in Ubuntu likely has something to do with hardware expense19:51
tewardtsimonq2: ok i mention that because it's described as a bidirectional mirror19:51
tewardi'll make it mention it's just a mirror of the LP codebase19:52
tsimonq2teward: As in, intended functionality imo is a one-way mirror from LP19:52
tewarddescription updated19:52
tsimonq2teward: old SOP, GiTea is easy enough to use now that it should work as a SSOT19:52
tewardi set its mirror location to the underlying https://git.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-qt-code/+git/calamares-settings-ubuntu19:52
tsimonq2muchas gracias19:52
tewardwhich is where the code.launchpad.net stuff points at19:53
arraybolt3[m]s300: o/19:53
tsimonq2should be all good teward, thanks for your time :)19:53
tewardhail hydra19:54
tsimonq2screams in Latin19:54
* arraybolt3[m] draws sword and charges the hydra19:55
tewardanyways, s300, don't be discouraged about our chaos, that's just how me, tsimonq2, and arraybolt3 all interact iwth each other :)19:55
tewardwe're chill people.  welcome though :)19:56
teward(well i'm chill but chaotic, but that's a given)19:56
tewardtsimonq2: i'm assuming you *like* gitea a lot more than the older phab code, etc. chaos.  i mean, yay for phab, but this is a lot like pure GitHub or Salsa19:56
tsimonq2Phab was great... for a seasoned developer :)19:57
tewardhehe19:57
tewardtsimonq2: but pure Git is a bit easier for people to contribute without all the Phab overhead.19:57
tsimonq2I always worried about the onboarding factor, and hoped it would just get easier over the years19:57
tewardand we *want* new contributors where possible :)19:57
tsimonq2We're on the same page :)19:57
tewardyep yep, it's why i pushed so hard to get us to migrate our repos OFF of phab19:57
tewardthe phab overhead is 'okay' but for pure newbies who just want to submit a small patch it's not really conducive to the openness19:57
s300teward: I'm watching while eating popcorn here19:58
tewardeven with LP's git it's a pain :)19:58
tsimonq2I mean, perfect time of the cycle!19:58
tewards300: no worries all's good19:58
tewardtsimonq2: i know, it's why i didn't stab you and arraybolt3 to have the git migration as your heavy task19:58
tewardcan i assume that we're all good and I can start shutting the Phab git ports and directories for security?19:58
tsimonq2fair enough :)19:58
tewardor do we need to do some chaos for the last 4 repos that arraybolt3 said didn't copy19:58
tsimonq2I'm +1 - check with arraybolt3 on a final answer19:59
teward*listens to epic trailer music cover for Ode to Joy on repeat in the interim*19:59
arraybolt3[m]teward: I meant there were ony four repos to migrate, and they were migrated.19:59
tewardah good19:59
tewardso i can start the phab git decom20:00
teward... tomorrow xD20:00
arraybolt3s300: LOL this channel is kinda weird - radio silence for 70% of the time, a bit of activity every once in a while, then tsimonq2 and teward and I jump in and make a huge explosion of developer activity, which is what you're getting to see now :P20:00
tsimonq2We still need to get tasks and the rest of the data off, I know you're only shutting off Git but let me be clear that we still need Phab until we have a solution for the other parts :P20:00
tewardtsimonq2: that's a given.  Phab for git though has R/W to a specific directory on disk20:00
tewardand we can simply chmod 000 that directory, and shut Phab git off20:01
teward(and shut its port of course)20:01
tewardthat in turn disables Phab git but nothing else20:01
tsimonq2(I'm aware, I'm the one that set it up in the first place :P )20:01
tewardso yes, we have to migrate tasks, wiki data, etc. and we need to determine solutions for those20:01
tewardbut i'm just making sure you know the steps as well i'm taking to lock things :)20:01
tsimonq2fair enough20:01
arraybolt3[m]I think Gitea has a wiki solution.20:01
arraybolt3[m]At least I hit something that looked like that when browsing through the API.20:02
tsimonq2teward: One thing we need to do is get all of the repos off of mirrored status. My next target is https://git.lubuntu.me/Lubuntu/lubuntu-default-settings - kind of need it to be a standalone repo before I can push to it :P20:02
tsimonq2arraybolt3[m]: I would be interested to hear more about it.20:02
tewardtsimonq2: how fortunate we can rename that to whatever we want for its mirror and then create a base repo for us to put everything in20:02
tewardtsimonq2: i think kc2bez has that god access but I do too let me know when you want me to poke it20:03
tsimonq2"a base repo for us to put everything in" wut why20:03
tewardactually while i'm here...20:03
teward*does evil*20:03
arraybolt3[m]Simon Quigley: Yep, I see Wiki stuff in the API, may as well find the docs now.20:03
tewardtsimonq2: no i meant, git.l.m/.../lubuntu-default-settings -> git.l.m/.../lubuntu-default-settings-MIRROR, new lubuntu-default-settings repo, put stuff in the lubuntu-default-settings repo as a non-mirror.  Or, we just disable the mirrored state and edit on git your call20:04
tewardlet me know what you want me to stab20:04
tewardarraybolt3: it has wiki functionality but *per repo* i believe20:04
tewardnot a general wiki like we had at parts on Phab20:04
arraybolt3[m]teward: Why not make one repo that acts as a general wiki?20:05
tewardwe can do that20:05
tewardlubuntu/wiki, nothing but a README, which links to the wiki data20:05
tsimonq2teward: Perhaps I'm just not familiar with GiTea enough, but can you just turn off the mirrored state? Does that keep the repo in place or does it purge it?20:05
arraybolt3[m]But the docs seem sparse.20:05
arraybolt3[m]I see Wiki listed as a feature, but nothing about how to use it.20:05
tewardprobably because it's not something that's API driven i don't think20:06
tewardit's not going to be automated migration either20:06
tewardbecause we have old stuff on Phab that doesn't need to go over, etc.20:06
tewardor needs rewritten20:06
tewardor ${INSERT_MULTIPLE_STATUSES_HERE}20:06
tewardtsimonq2: what do you want me to do for lubuntu-default-settings20:06
tewardor do you want me to just wait20:06
tsimonq2teward: turn off mirroring, does that purge the repo in the process?20:07
tewardi don't know lets find out20:07
arraybolt3[m]tsimonq2: Looks like it's just a Markdown pages.20:07
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arraybolt3[m]^ the wiki editor, I don't actually intend on making a Wiki page for qlipper-packaging but that repo actually let me get into the UI20:07
tsimonq2perrrrrrrrrrrfect20:07
teward> You can convert this mirror into a regular repository. This cannot be undone.20:08
tsimonq2yeah one repo for wiki sounds good to me :)20:08
arraybolt3teward: Well that sounds terrifying.20:08
tsimonq2teward: y[Enter]20:08
tewardtsimonq2: https://git.lubuntu.me/Lubuntu/lubuntu-default-settings  <-- have fun it's converted the mirror to a standard repo20:08
tewardso it's now direct-pushable, etc.20:08
-queuebot:#lubuntu-devel- Unapproved: lubuntu-default-settings (lunar-proposed/universe) [22.10.4 => 23.04.1] (lubuntu)20:08
tsimonq2thanks lol20:08
arraybolt3[m]Simon Quigley: You really don't have any fear of breaking things sometimes, do you? :P20:08
tewardarraybolt3: you mean the "let's find out" button?  xD20:09
tewardarraybolt3: see i didn't do anything until i read the gitea docs20:09
arraybolt3teward: No I meant the "This cannot be undone".20:09
tewardah20:09
tewardarraybolt3: yeah it's not possible to turn a normal repo into a mirrored repo again20:09
tewardbut it's basically like changing the git origin and such for the repo20:09
tewardno loss of data though20:09
tsimonq2teward: Final nag for now, since you have god powers, can you switch the default branch to ubuntu/lunar for default-settings please?20:09
tewardalso i made some changes20:11
tewardlubuntu developers group on gitea has admin to all org repos and can create more and alter collaborators.20:11
tewardexcept for godadmin because that's god20:11
tsimonq2thank you for that20:12
tsimonq2less nagging on my part :P20:12
tsimonq2artwork converted to a regular repo20:12
tewardalso20:12
tewardi need to get you access here for the matrix synapse stuff20:13
tewardbut that's a later task 20:13
tewardfocus on the repos and code because we're prepping for next cycle xD20:13
tsimonq2ohhhhhhhhhhh yeah?20:13
tsimonq2sounds good XD20:13
arraybolt3[m]teward: Matrix synapse stuff? Like maybe I can switch homeservers away from this slow one that I've somehow mangled E2EE on?20:13
arraybolt3[m](I dunno how I did it but only my Chromebook can see all my encrypted chats, anything else requires that I request keys for some or all of the chats, whether I use cross-signing or the security key. :-/_20:14
tewardhehe yeah I'mma work with Simon to get an lubuntu matrix server deployed.  similar to how I have my own matrix server for my teward[m] but alas you still need the general matrix IRC bridge and federation thoug hso)20:14
arraybolt3[m]s/:-/_/:-/\)/20:14
tewardsimon and I can deploy stuff whenever, but getting us to a better place for git, repos, etc. is important so :)20:14
arraybolt3[m]K, cool. I can fight with this in the mean time.20:15
tsimonq2teward: For $dayjob, we have an Ansible playbook. Let me check to see if that's complete, if it is, we'll use it20:15
tewardtsimonq2: ack, we don't have ansible but if you want just clone the ansible data over in a text document and we can script the steps20:15
tewardshouldn't be too hard.20:15
tewardthe LXD container is already made20:15
tsimonq2Let me get an ack from my boss first - no idea if he's okay with this, yet20:17
tsimonq2(Give it a few days, I'll get an answer for you)20:17
tewardno worries20:18
tewardworst case we follow one of the thousands of guides out there :)20:18
tewardand do it manually.20:18
tsimonq2sounds good :)20:19
* arraybolt3[m] has to go afk and may be gone for long, sorry to interrupt, I might not be back until Monday. Unexpected crud happened.20:19
-queuebot:#lubuntu-devel- Unapproved: lubuntu-artwork (lunar-proposed/universe) [22.10.2 => 23.04.1] (lubuntu)20:20
tsimonq2arraybolt3: No worries, I'll handle the GiTea fun.20:21
Eickmeyertsimonq2: Probably not going to see much movement on anything you just uploaded, and I'd be surprised if anything started moving for a couple weeks. There was a sprint this week, another one this next week, and then of course Summit the following week.20:22
tsimonq2¯\_(ツ)_/¯ cool20:22
tewardtsimonq2: at least it's very early in the cycle so we have a good timeframe to get major migrations for git, etc. done xD20:28
tewardright?  :P20:28
tsimonq2teward: $boss is very +1, we just have to credit Altispeed for the special sauce :)20:28
tsimonq2right XD20:29
tewardtsimonq2: no worries on that, after all you/Altispeed ended up having to pay me to help rebuild all the LUbuntu infra when someone hit the wrong button on DO that one time... xD20:29
tewardi have no problems crediting Altispeed for the playbook :P20:30
teward*consumes snacks and coffee*20:30
tsimonq2cool :)20:33
tsimonq2teward: What's the best way to send you a private Git repo without giving you access to the current repo itself :P20:34
tsimonq2(Where can I push this repo to?)20:34
tewardtsimonq2: local git clone, add a second origin to a private Git repo on git.lubuntu.me, push to second origin, give me access on the second separate repo?20:34
tsimonq2here I'll just create a private repo on GiTea20:34
tewardthat's what i just recommended xD20:34
tsimonq2perfect :)20:35
tsimonq2This repository has been marked for transfer and awaits confirmation from "Lubuntu"20:36
tsimonq2lol20:36
tewardlol20:37
tsimonq2teward: private repo here: https://git.lubuntu.me/Lubuntu/matrix.altspd.com20:37
tewardyep i see it20:37
tsimonq2sweet20:37
tewardtsimonq2: i have a copy here now if you need to purge it at the lubuntu repos20:38
tewardbecause the groups have access :P20:38
tsimonq2purging, thanks20:38
tewardstill private though (but next time create it against your username instead)20:38
tsimonq2I did, but forgot you had godpowers :P20:39
tewardyou made it under lubuntu/ that's inheriting the lubuntu-developers and such permissions of admin powers to see it20:39
tewardmy superadmin sees all though :p20:39
tewardbut i digress still20:39
tsimonq2:P20:40
teward*grabs slices of smoked sausage, and some whole grain stone ground mustard, and begins the snacking*20:40
tsimonq2teward: "By default, ENABLE_SWAGGER is true, and MAX_RESPONSE_ITEMS is set to 50. See Config Cheat Sheet for more information."20:59
tsimonq2you should up that :P20:59
* tsimonq2 hates having to deal with pagination20:59
tewardBy default, [CENSORED]21:00
tewardit'll take me a bit to get that ready21:00
tsimonq2okay lol, no rush21:00
arraybolt3[m]Sorry to randomly vanish, I really wanted to do the GiTea stuff but sometimes stuff goes explosive out of nowhere in $PERSONAL_LIFE. Thanks for your patience. Hopefully I'll be back on Sunday, but I'm sure by Monday I'll be back in action.21:00
tsimonq2arraybolt3[m]: No worries, as they say, this stuff happens21:01
arraybolt3[m]Thanks :)21:01
tsimonq2Of course :) just keep us in the loop briefly, if you could, if things get worse heh21:02
tsimonq2I'm happy to step in21:02
tewardtsimonq2: well it's dockerized so i have to `docker compose down` and `docker compose up -d` every time i alter the config because it's in a docker-compose.yml but meh21:03
tsimonq2(The only thing that will make me suddenly AWOL is if I get arrested lol, unlikely but if I do my face will be here: https://www.greenbaycrimereports.com/  lol)21:03
tewardtsimonq2: > "max_response_items": 200,21:04
tewardyou're welcome21:04
tewardnow give me coffee21:04
tsimonq2muchas gracias21:04
* tsimonq2 throws teward a gallon of coffee from Kwik Trip21:04
teward*dumps a ton of sugar in and a ton of cream, mixes thoroughly, and then hooks up the IV*21:05
tewardCAFFEINE21:05
tsimonq2bahahaha21:05
tsimonq2anyway... I'm going to put in some $dayjob hours, last call for "today" things?21:06
* genii twitches21:08
tewardtsimonq2: go have fun21:11
tewardgenii: you're free to provide more coffee :P21:11
tsimonq2sounds good :) thanks!21:11
teward'cause the IV is already empty xD21:11
teward(metaphorically of course)21:11
teward*sips water*21:12
tsimonq2LMAOOOO21:12
* genii siphons some Death Wish into teward's IV bag21:12
tewardarraybolt3[m]: don't worry about your random disappearance due to personal life21:17
tewardwe all know that chaos.21:17
tewardso take care of yourself, the majority of the git stuff is done now - the migration21:17
tsimonq2Roberalz: https://t.co/qDHG4HuX1E what do you think?21:45
Roberalz[m]<tsimonq2> "Roberalz: https://t.co/qDHG4HuX1..." <- I will see it21:52
lubot[telegram] <Roberalz> Really the only thing he says is that it's lightweight, the rest of the video just sets it up how he likes it.  Nothing special. (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) <tsimonq2> Roberalz: https://t.co/qDHG4HuX1E what do you think?)22:08
tsimonq2Fair enough, thanks :)22:20

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