#dev 2020-11-12

2020-11-12 UTC
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@maetl
↩️ • Mastodon/Disapora/Matrix • Wiki software • Webmention/ActivityPub API services • Matamo • Static website hosting/publishing pipeline via Git • Equivalent to ElasticBeanstalk/Heroku/GCP AppEngine
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ShinyCyril, maxwelljoslyn, vika_nezrimaya, [fluffy], [tantek], geoffo, gRegorLove, [schmarty], internerd, schmudde, [Murray], jeremych_, petermolnar, gxt, [Raphael_Luckom] and nickodd joined the channel; nickodd left the channel
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jacky
I think I might start adding some note of the version of specs I implement tbh
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jacky
it's kind of hard to track manually lol
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sebbu
i'll start implementing indieauth/relmeauth/xfn/foaf "soon" (tm) ;)
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sebbu
(want to consolidate my identities)
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GWG
xfn and foaf. Haven't heard people talk about them recently
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GWG
I like them
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[schmarty]
from main channel. Indigenous-the-mobile-app depends on indigenous.abode.pub because IndieAuth has a step that requires redirecting to a "client URL".
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[schmarty]
while many iOS and android apps register their own app URL namespace to handle redirecting back to the client app, the IndieAuth spec (i think) requires it to be an http or https URL.
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[schmarty]
so as i understand it, indigenous.abode.pub handles serving that redirect URL and _then_ redirects to the app-specific URL that your phone recognizes and hands off to the app.
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[eddie]
Yep basically. I think technically IndieAuth is okay with their own URL namespaces. But it's best practices to have a http/https url. Also, on iOS Apple's built in OAuth 2.0 expects http/https
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GWG
[eddie]!!!
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GWG
[eddie]++ for just popping in
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Loqi
[eddie] has 3 karma in this channel over the last year (4 in all channels)
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GWG
Hope we see more of you soon
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[eddie]
I hope so. 🙂 Lots of personal stuff over the next 6 months, but hopefully things'll slow down at some point
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jacky
I wonder if there's ways to complement this though
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jacky
eh nvm
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[eddie]
Anyone have any ideas on how to find out what on a server is eating up all the disk space?
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[eddie]
my database is only 500mb. But somehow I've got 100GB hard drive that's filled to the brim
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[schmarty]
i know there are tools to make nice visualizations but i usually use `du` as root to narrow it down
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[schmarty]
starting at `/` i do `du -hs *`
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[schmarty]
find the most suspiciously large folder(s) there and recurse!
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[eddie]
Nice, I'll try that. Thanks!
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sebbu
[eddie], there's cli tools like ncdu or duc that are great to search for size
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sebbu
they even have an interactive ncurse GUI
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sebbu
(console gui ftw)
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sebbu
they even support cache, so that you don't need to scan all the directories recursively every time
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