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Director of Linux Foundation IT. Currently in charge of kernel.org infra.

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@conor pleroma's db scheme is not very good. I think I need to upgrade the instance or increase the query timeouts.
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@sjvn it's just running a little hot.
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b4 0.12.0 is available

Everyone using "b4 send" must upgrade to stop hitting Python email module bugs.

https://lore.kernel.org/tools/20230120165712.rznwonw6nbfhc7fo@meerkat.local/
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@jwildeboer I think we'll quickly find that the only thing harder than picking a license for your software is picking a TLD for your license. ;)
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@jwildeboer I believe doing something like this is prohibitively expensive.
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Sure, I guess I'm not doing anything important next week. Can't be that hard.
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@_hic_haec_hoc I'm not sure of anything any more. Kids these days should just get off my lawn and let me drink my prune juice in peace.
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@andyprice every sysadmin's nightmare. :)

"What do you mean, 20GB used? I ran `du -sh` and it says 600MB!"
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https://lore.kernel.org/git/39dd1a00-786b-acf5-8a40-2425f7dab6cc@selasky.org/

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@jbowen Slightly more than that, but not anything beyond setting a few headers that happen to be longer than 75 characters.
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@jbowen The funny thing is that's exactly what I'm doing -- sending simple plaintext messages. :)
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Oh, look, another bad bug in Python's email module.

https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/100991

I'm starting to think nobody actually tried sending mail with Python until now.
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@jani It's the kind of stuff that actually prevents email from getting delivered or results in corrupted patches. So, kinda important to get right, unfortunately.
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Ugh, I spent way too much time and effort in the past two days working around bugs in the Python email module. The parsing routines are great, but the number of bugs in message generation code is just wild.

I really shouldn't have to write my own to_bytes() serialization code, and yet this is exactly what I have to do, as bugs are just piling up and sitting in the tracker unaddressed.
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Grrr. Another bug in python's email module.

https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/100900
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@captainepoch yay, it's good to have a single Husky app again. :)

And since we have Akkoma support now, I can maybe schedule that for social.k.o in the near future.

Thanks for all your work!
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@drewdevault XML parsing
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Tune in next week, when @gregkh sends [PATCH v6.1 00000/10456]

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b4 v0.11.2 is out with some hotfixes. Everyone using v0.10 and v0.11 versions must upgrade. Especially those who like to send and receive 1000+ patch series.
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@ljs It susprises me that your docs didn't mention the fact that it will get factory reset. I remember when I was doing something with my older Pixel to get CopperheadOS (before its demise) and it definitely had a large warning about it.
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