frg_Away: hi

I got an email back from darktrojan. seems you ere correct. stupid sync is automated but all it does is create a patch which still reuires a rveiwer who is not on vacation to approve

so, now that thunderbird-rust is enabled by default this should really NOT ned a require and the chek-in comments should include CLOSED TREE similar to how the l10n sync sorks

but anyway he pointed me to how to do the sync to my local repo so I wote a script to do that which i am inclding in my builds and backed out the change of the otion to disabled in gitlab central

I will also add the script I am using to the others in the gitlab seamonkey-stuff repo

1SEEN NSiTOBIN

TRHING AGAIN

!seen nsItobin

!seen frg_Away

I guess this server soes not do !seen

no, that'd be a bot feature

I think with libera, nickserv may offer that information, although I'm not sure if it records time of leaving or time of connecting

IRC-wise there is WHOWAS, but that might be limited in time

0804|12:23:32 [libera] -!- nsitobin There was no such nickname

ah, nickserv is not precise enough, I'm guessing for privacy? "less than two weeks ago"

!seen is not normally a nickserv thing shows last message for user on any channel on the server even if the nick is not registered so usually a i am leaving for now back sometime tomorrow type message

Is often not allowd becusr bd guys sometimes set up a thing so that this command can be exectuted shen you start an irc cleint to do the seen to find the last command soemone issued to the sleeping comproomised sytems to launch ad DDoS atack

I guess I sould just look at the channel log

this is an issue with group chatting if you get a message if someone in the group logs in that can also be used as a trigger to launce an attack thaet has been prestaged

WG9s: if i recall !seen was provided originally by "the_bot" the one that grumbled about C++ on a regular basis

hi nsITobin

if you want to check when a nickserv account was last here and since I am sticking to one nick you can do /msg (or /nickserv or /ns if the client has it) NickServ info nsITobin and that should getcha some sort of info... like a last seen.

oh njsg is right.. it USED to not too long ago be percise

anyway enable-thunderbird-rust was fixed when they fixed it is this related or for future bustages when no one is on call to deal with it?

Mister frg_Away sorry I been ignoring you for the log. Good morning.

nsITobin np

nsITobin: soffy took a short nap there

just wanted to let you know about the satest story on thhunderbird-rust it you ate usig the gitlab patchqueue for your central builds

sent you an eamil but ws not sure that address was still vilid

WG9s: I should take more naps

email⊙mc or tobin⊙bc

tho tobin⊙bc is currently under google domination because I am maintaining my google voice number from indiana

nearly nine damned dollars now

its out of control

a month

nsITobin did the 2.53 xref pick up th beta 2.53.19b1? Still seem to be at 2.53.18.2

Pretty sure I updated the text file in master

checking

why is my crontab empty?

wlel there you go

I'll kick it.. maybe the cron entries didn't get saved

explains why the logbot cron hasn't been run either.. I added em at the same time..

likely webmin.. ugh its become less and less useful to me for admin tasks..

thanks

seamonkey-2.53/source: Changing branch to 2_53_19_beta_01...

well script works at least

frg_Away: sm-2.53 is updated but m-c is being annoying cause hg is having trust issues with files owned by other users

su -- apache

err

nsITobin usually use searchfox for m-c becuase of revision logs so not urgent for me. Can't you just add a group to it?

frg_Away: this is only an issue because someone decided root shouldn't have uncontested access to the system.. I needed to fix permissions on other trees anyway

that is normally handled by a cron job.. but my crontab is empty cause apprently I didn't save it or webmin didn't

there it goes

why does that sound like SELinux or apparmor? :-P

actually I think apache having access to files with SELinux was one of the roadblocks I hit when I started using with linux

Modern Best Practices perhaps njsg

its not real apache its just the username.. Moonchild's orginal server config was constructed based on Digital Ocean tutorials.. when I simplified my multi-user hosting setup to more align with that I changed some aspects to be similar such as using apache for the webuser despite nginx and now a days there is an nginx user.. this server was still setup like that so I just reused the same username.. i will switch it to something else later on

how I SHOULD be doing it is a global nginx instance that proxies into either a user instance of nginx, an apache backend, or the webapp backend its self.. like I USED to have it setup that way security could be better maintained without modern security practices interfearing

and any damage is limited to only that specific service if it is compramised at all

*.banana *.split

doing it that way also provides a lot of flexability that got widdled away in my setup over the years

that was a junior split only :)

by bad luck, they do have some experience with how to have a bigger one

Asking version control to show revision e03acb534657

This file could not be read for an unknown reason.

I should see if I can fix that

WG9s_Away: I checked my email i didn't get what you sent..

199 new spamvertisements tho

actually .. it looks like someone is submitting my email to random mailing lists again

let's see how well git works over sshfs