snarfedaaronpk: instagram api vs scraping, whee! :P right, granary REST and UI now only scrape, for exactly that reason. the library itself still supports the API, for users with approved apps.
[eddie]!tell aaronpk: I’m installing telegraph on my server, and while following the instructions I don’t see a schema.sql as instructed here: https://github.com/aaronpk/Telegraph#developing I only see under ‘migrations’ an init.sql and a couple random id strings .sql files
Zegnatsknebel if I may make a wiki edit request of you, could you have a look at https://indieweb.org/Let%27s_Encrypt#Renewal ? E.g. the systemd heading talks about setting up a service, but certbot comes with a service all ready these days if I remember correctly from us setting it up? That page might do well with a little updating so people will be les
ancardaI can confirm the Certbot timer that's installed out of the box does work, at-least for Apache. I haven't tested it with Nginx (I guess wait a few months and see if my website's SSL breaks)
Loqiaaronpk: [eddie] left you a message 13 hours, 36 minutes ago: I’m installing telegraph on my server, and while following the instructions I don’t see a schema.sql as instructed here: https://github.com/aaronpk/Telegraph#developing I only see under ‘migrations’ an init.sql and a couple random id strings .sql files
aaronpksgreger: in the fallback mode, any tweet longer than 140 chars by the old counting rules will be truncated and you'll see the link to the full tweet
[eddie]aaronpk: I'm working on breaking my monolithic eddiehinkle.com code into more micro-services. I kind of want to make my authorization endpoint completely separate from my website. So that I have a micropub endpoint, an authorization endpoint, and a website that are all separate.
[eddie]The only issue I'm thinking through is I want to do something similar to your login screen where I can override what channels things get added to during authorization. Is your authorization code base built into your micropub endpoint? Is that how you are setting those values? Or do you somehow communicate that information between your authorization endpoint and the micropub endpoint?
sgregeraaronpk: cool, that was the nudge in the right direction! using the Twython library, I had to add tweet_mode='extended' to the api call and now it works :)
Zegnatancarda: I followed instructions from sknebel to add the nginx reloading hook. Which is one of those little things that I forgot the exact detail about, so would love him to document instead
[eddie]aaronpk: the only other question I have is, have you ever tried to have them separate and it went badly or you just decided to build it together from the get-go?
sebsel[eddie] to me it doesn't make sense to get the micropub endpoint outside of your site... it's like taking a door out of a house (and adding a window that connects to the door)? Posts have to get inside in some way, right?
aaronpkhaving a separate micropub endpoint makes sense for things like jekyll sites, where it's a separate service because it can't really be part of your site
[eddie]sebsel: Yeah, currently I have jekyll so I have a micropub endpoint that puts content into a specific folder but the "display" code is currently jekyll. I am planning on changing that, but I do like the idea that if I wanted I could have a PHP website with a node.js micropub endpoint, etc
[eddie]I'm thinking customization is definitely something I want, so maybe integrating my micropub and IndieAuth service is the right direction. That should allow customizations like channels, etc. But since I want my website to be able to allow others to authenticate and view private content. So my website will have to add IndieAuth login flow for other users, so I might as well use it for my login to.
sebsel(o wow, I just looked at slack because eddie pinged me, but it looks like the whole conversation between aaronpk and me is shown as send by me... is that a known bug?)
[eddie]aaronpk: Yeah, that's what I was thinking. Seems like authenticating users with IndieAuth and displaying content from my site to them (or me) is fine to be it's own encapsulated thing (except for the content directory, which it and micropub have to agree on).
[eddie]If anyone else reads the logs and has thoughts how I'm separating my site, feel free to ping me 😉 I'm interesting in thinking this through well before implementing
aaronpkthe guiding principle I used when deciding how to split up my new site was essentially that the core of my site should not interact with any external URLs
sgregerthat is something i have been doing as well (if i understand that correctly) - my site does not load any 3rd party resources or links to functionalities provided under external urls
[eddie]That's one reason I installed Xray locally. There was parsing I was doing inside of my micropub endpoint, and I'm trying to shift that all to my local xray install
sknebelZegnat ancarda the mean issue with renewal is that if you add your own cron/timer with a renewal hook set and let the default one run in parallel, sometimes the default will win and renew the cert without a reload. Got some people confused in the past (especially since they added their own later/switched it from cron to timer on debian at least)
LoqiHoliday theme is a temporary custom CSS or other change in a website typically meant to visually indicate the celebration of a holiday or special occasion https://indieweb.org/holiday_theme
gRegorLove Ooh, I like the chat log date subheadings in the selected timezone
[eddie] !tell aaronpk: I’m installing telegraph on my server, and while following the instructions I don’t see a schema.sql as instructed here: https://github.com/aaronpk/Telegraph#developing I only see under ‘migrations’ an init.sql and a couple random id strings .sql files
@_martinwolf @Maybach @UARRR Könnte man vielleicht was mit Webmentions machen. Das Thema wollte ich mir eh mal anschauen. Stichwort IndieWeb. Mhhh (twitter.com/_/status/936576599155232768)
Zegnat sknebel if I may make a wiki edit request of you, could you have a look at https://indieweb.org/Let%27s_Encrypt#Renewal ? E.g. the systemd heading talks about setting up a service, but certbot comes with a service all ready these days if I remember correctly from us setting it up? That page might do well with a little updating so people will be les
ancarda Perhaps it's worth saying I typed the whole command like, `certbot certonly --non-interactive -d $domain --agree-tos -m you@example.com --webroot --webroot-path /path/to/www`
Loqi aaronpk: [eddie] left you a message 13 hours, 36 minutes ago: I’m installing telegraph on my server, and while following the instructions I don’t see a schema.sql as instructed here: https://github.com/aaronpk/Telegraph#developing I only see under ‘migrations’ an init.sql and a couple random id strings .sql files
sgreger aaronpk: thanks for you help! what i am trying to replicate is what tantek mentioned here: https://chat.indieweb.org/2017-11-28#t1511911221641000
sknebel Zegnat ancarda the mean issue with renewal is that if you add your own cron/timer with a renewal hook set and let the default one run in parallel, sometimes the default will win and renew the cert without a reload. Got some people confused in the past (especially since they added their own later/switched it from cron to timer on debian at least)
@rubygems jekyll-webmention_io (2.8.5): This Gem includes a suite of tools for managing webmentions in Jekyll:
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@dependable_io New version of jekyll-webmention_io: release 2.8.5. Check it out at http://updates.dependable.io/gems/jekyll-webmention_io (twitter.com/_/status/936640256245424129)
aaronpk here try this: https://getcomposer.org/doc/01-basic-usage.md
[chrisaldrich] GWG, are you going to do a /holiday_theme for it as well? 😉
