2020-10-29T03:18:28  *** okurz_ is now known as okurz
2020-10-29T05:50:55  <klein> cboltz: I don't have ns3 access
2020-10-29T12:55:01  <darix> klein: ping
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2020-10-29T17:34:41  *** Conan_Kudo is now known as King_InuYasha
2020-10-29T20:25:30  <Eighth_Doctor> cboltz: can you create me an openSUSE:infrastructure:pagure OBS project?
2020-10-29T20:37:15  <darix> just curious what content do you envision to be hosted in a pagure instance?
2020-10-29T20:39:48  <cboltz> Eighth_Doctor: yes, of course - done
2020-10-29T20:39:54  <Eighth_Doctor> thanks
2020-10-29T20:40:31  <Eighth_Doctor> darix: well, one of the first things to go there will be a public sanitized version of the salt repo
2020-10-29T20:40:58  <Eighth_Doctor> and we're looking at migrating openSUSE Heroes project administration there
2020-10-29T20:41:30  <Eighth_Doctor> additionally, bmwiedemann and aplanas' obsgit stuff will start living there too
2020-10-29T20:42:01  <darix> so the gitlab instance is not working?
2020-10-29T22:57:16  <lcp> cboltz: will you set up {code,pages,ev,releases}.o.o in the proxy?
2020-10-29T22:58:00  <lcp> that will probably require some special firewall/proxy stuff later, but let's start with just simple website access before we get there ;)
2020-10-29T22:59:17  <cboltz> give me some minutes ;-)
2020-10-29T23:03:58  <lcp> also an mr https://gitlab.infra.opensuse.org/infra/salt/-/merge_requests/447
2020-10-29T23:05:57  <cboltz> I'm not sure if I like fixed filenames in /tmp/ - that's just calling for symlink attacks
2020-10-29T23:14:59  <lcp> hmm
2020-10-29T23:15:16  <lcp> yeah, the problem is that sockets are broken everywhere else for some reason
2020-10-29T23:16:22  <cboltz> what about a directory somewhere[tm] that is only writeable for pagure (and related services), but not world-writeable?
2020-10-29T23:17:46  <cboltz> BTW: https://code.opensuse.org/ and the other subdomains are available
2020-10-29T23:18:29  <lcp> well, I tried every other directory with the sockets, but nginx complains it can't read it even though it should be able to
2020-10-29T23:21:12  <cboltz>  /srv/gitolite is git:git 750 which explains why nginx can't access it - not a member of the git group
2020-10-29T23:21:21  <cboltz> try chmod 755
2020-10-29T23:22:07  <lcp> hmmm
2020-10-29T23:22:59  <lcp> as a sidenote, I can see the red command prompt stopped working on root, I wonder why
2020-10-29T23:23:27  <cboltz> I also noticed it, but didn't have time to debug it
2020-10-29T23:24:47  <cboltz> just tested my usual prompt - coloring still works:   PS1='$( ret=$? ; test $ret -gt 0 && echo "\[\e[41;93m\] [$ret] \[\e[0m\]" )\[\e[101m\]\u\[\e[0m\]@\h:\[\e[1;37;44m\]\w\[\e[0m\]> \[\e]0;\w - \u@\h\a\]'
2020-10-29T23:25:44  <cboltz> the default prompt is   \h (pagure):\w #   - no color codes :-(
2020-10-29T23:26:17  <lcp> hm, that's annoying
2020-10-29T23:27:38  <cboltz> ah, I think I found it
2020-10-29T23:28:15  <cboltz>  /etc/bash.bashrc checks for $UID -eq 0 and then   if test -n "$TERM" -a -t ; then
2020-10-29T23:28:33  <cboltz> $TERM is xterm-256color
2020-10-29T23:28:54  <cboltz> so:
2020-10-29T23:28:59  <cboltz> #
2020-10-29T23:29:00  <cboltz> $TERM -a -t
2020-10-29T23:29:01  <cboltz> If 'xterm-256color' is not a typo you can use command-not-found to lookup the package that contains it, like this:
2020-10-29T23:29:03  <cboltz>     cnf xterm-256color
2020-10-29T23:30:40  <cboltz> but cnf doesn't find it in any package :-(
2020-10-29T23:32:12  <lcp> hmm
2020-10-29T23:44:53  <cboltz> reported as https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1178283
2020-10-29T23:57:32  <cboltz> in case you wonder - I use https://cboltz.de/en/linux/bashprompt/
2020-10-29T23:57:55  <cboltz> (+ https://github.com/magicmonty/bash-git-prompt to make the shell even more colored when I'm in git directories)