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2022-10-08T03:08:09  <bmwiedemann[m]> pjessen: I found out why the exclude files do not work: the rsync -0 option makes it expect null bytes instead of EOL, so maybe we write a simple converter script to turn the easily editable files into what rsync uses.
2022-10-08T06:47:09  <hellcp> I wrote this very crude function and it seems to work just fine https://paste.opensuse.org/15314539
2022-10-08T06:47:44  <hellcp> it should be latin-1 and not windows-1252, but for all the strings I tested, it worked
2022-10-08T06:48:10  <hellcp> latin-1 isn't technically a valid encoding name and I didn't remember iso-88whatever
2022-10-08T06:56:29  <hellcp> bmwiedemann: I would like to at some point test discourse migration with a mapping of usernames and emails from the idp, should I provide you with a list of usernames for that or do you have a better idea how to handle that?
2022-10-08T06:57:53  <hellcp> (as a reminder, vbulletin doesn't ever update emails, so the database contains old emails that aren't associated with the accounts on idp side anymore)
2022-10-08T07:41:22  <pjessen> bmwiedemann[m]: the filenames we get from obs (into /srv/bs/arrived) are null-terminated
2022-10-08T07:44:22  <pjessen> hellcp: postfix on mailman3 is not very happy.
2022-10-08T07:44:47  <hellcp> that's not great to hear
2022-10-08T07:45:05  <pjessen> hash not supported?  did you upgrade postfix ?
2022-10-08T07:45:13  <hellcp> I did
2022-10-08T07:46:01  <pjessen> ah, that an easy explanation then. by default, the new postfix does not support hash anymore, only lmdb.
2022-10-08T07:46:19  <pjessen> I'll take a look
2022-10-08T07:46:40  <hellcp> thanks, had no idea
2022-10-08T07:49:20  <pjessen> np, it's an annoying change, but at least it's eaily fixed.
2022-10-08T07:49:56  <pjessen> ok, mm3 is working again.
2022-10-08T07:50:51  <pjessen> I trhink all the mails got queued up on mx12, so that's fine
2022-10-08T07:51:06  <bmwiedemann[m]> Jacob Michalskie: latin-1 = iso8859-1
2022-10-08T07:51:18  <hellcp> I know, I know
2022-10-08T07:51:39  <hellcp> I had to look it up, there's too many numbers to remember
2022-10-08T07:52:46  <bmwiedemann[m]> for discourse, could it use OIDC for auth and get email addrs for users from there?
2022-10-08T07:53:19  <bmwiedemann[m]> otherwise we would have to do a large one-time ldap query for the import
2022-10-08T07:56:34  <hellcp> it will use oidc, but it maps on email and not username, which is the problem
2022-10-08T07:57:46  <bmwiedemann[m]> similar to bugzilla, where we had to patch it a bit
2022-10-08T07:58:18  <hellcp> hm, I wonder if maybe there's an easy fix there
2022-10-08T07:59:23  <bmwiedemann[m]> have an IDP-username associated with every account and when login tells you user $NAME logged in, you can update the email
2022-10-08T07:59:41  <bmwiedemann[m]> or are users unable to ever change their mail address?
2022-10-08T08:04:26  <hellcp> https://github.com/discourse/discourse/blob/main/lib/auth/managed_authenticator.rb#L61-L68
2022-10-08T08:04:54  <hellcp> we can make it so that the email is changed from idp on login
2022-10-08T08:05:30  <hellcp> I wonder if maybe I could pitch this upstream
2022-10-08T08:05:47  <hellcp> so that we could configure based on what the user is matched from the idp
2022-10-08T08:05:57  <bmwiedemann[m]> at least make it an option upstream, so maintenance can be shared with other users
2022-10-08T08:06:08  <hellcp> yeah
2022-10-08T08:06:46  <hellcp> actually, it kinda is an option
2022-10-08T08:07:57  <hellcp> it just doesn't have the option to match by nickname
2022-10-08T08:08:13  <hellcp> I have to check a few things first though
2022-10-08T08:09:53  <hellcp> this will require an additional check if username can be changed, so that we don't match users if they changed their own username
2022-10-08T08:10:04  <hellcp> I think there's an option to disable that
2022-10-08T08:13:20  <hellcp> oh, found it, it's called something silly
2022-10-08T08:32:46  <hellcp> https://github.com/discourse/discourse/pull/18517
2022-10-08T10:59:23  <anarranger> LapTop 15.4 HP Leap 15.4 XFCE Snapy not running GUI ERROR GTK DISPLAY:0
2022-10-08T11:09:38  <hellcp> this is not a support channel, go to #opensuse
2022-10-08T11:23:03  <hellcp> updated the package with stylesheets and templates on pontifex, you can see it here: https://download.opensuse.org/
2022-10-08T11:23:32  <hellcp> or rather pontifex2, idk if pontifex even still exists
2022-10-08T12:36:02  <bmwiedemann[m]> pjessen: I hopefully fixed excludes in repopush with `/srv/bs/bin/repopush.nullbyte`
2022-10-08T12:38:14  <pjessen> bmwiedemann[m]: a regular sed would not do it?
2022-10-08T12:38:35  <bmwiedemann[m]> not in my test.
2022-10-08T12:38:49  <pjessen> just wondering
2022-10-08T12:39:19  <bmwiedemann[m]> echo -e 'foo\nbar' | sed 's/\n/\000/' | hexdump -C
2022-10-08T12:39:33  <bmwiedemann[m]> also tried with \r - same effect
2022-10-08T12:42:38  <pjessen> sed -ze ""s/\n/\x00/"
2022-10-08T12:42:48  <pjessen> sed -ze "s/\n/\x00/"
2022-10-08T12:43:04  <pjessen> anyway, hardly important :-)
2022-10-08T12:43:47  <bmwiedemann[m]> ah, so it did not understant the octal.
2022-10-08T12:44:03  <bmwiedemann[m]> s/understant/understand/
2022-10-08T12:44:55  <pjessen> I think maybe the octal was fine, but sed works with \n as end of line
2022-10-08T12:46:10  <bmwiedemann[m]> both. ```echo -e 'foo\nbar' | sed -ze "s/\n/\000/g" | hexdump -C
2022-10-08T12:46:10  <bmwiedemann[m]> 00000000  66 6f 6f 0a 30 30 62 61  72 0a 30 30              |foo.00bar.00|
2022-10-08T12:48:26  <pjessen> echo -e "foo\nbar" | sed -ze "s/\n/\x00/" | hexdump -c
2022-10-08T12:48:36  <pjessen> 0000000   f   o   o  \0   b   a   r  \n
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