<paulproteus>
I do it about 25% of the time and I co-wrote the tool.
<paulproteus>
So feel free to be embarrassed, but do know your mistake is common.
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<datakid>
paulproteus, I got these errors on "vagrant-spk up" - they look innocuous enough, presuming they are refering to the VM rather than my host system? http://dpaste.com/2SCD679
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<paulproteus>
Yup
<paulproteus>
We should probably silence that noise.
<paulproteus>
Would you be willing to file a vagrant-spk bug? github.com/sandstorm-io/vagrant-spk/issues
<paulproteus>
They're just warnings, not errors, fwiw.
<paulproteus>
And they're not warning you about anything you need to fix. The status quo there is fine.
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<datakid>
paulproteus, sure, will do now.
<paulproteus>
Sweet, thank you.
<datakid>
also, when I go to the next step in the HowTo: "go to local.sandstorm.io:6080" I do, it tells me I have no users and I should "sandstorm admin-token" but then I get "sandstorm: command not found"
<paulproteus>
Oh, I see.
<paulproteus>
Yeah, what you really need to do is to click in the top-right on "Sign in"
<paulproteus>
then click "With dev account" and log in with any of the options provided to you.
<paulproteus>
You should file a Sandstorm bug about that: github.com/sandstorm-io/sandstorm/issues since (IMHO) it's a UI bug that it tells you to do that when Dev Accounts are enabled (as they are)
<paulproteus>
Or you could tell me to file a bug instead.
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<datakid>
paulproteus, does vagrant-spk up log to anywhere?
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<paulproteus>
Yes -- there's a little computer monitor icon somewhere in the Sandstorm UI and if you click it, you get logs.
<datakid>
ah, ok - I've just logged in as dev and yes, I see that it works
<paulproteus>
Great.
<paulproteus>
I guess we could print a note about that when 'vagrant-spk dev' happens.
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<datakid>
ok, two issues logged
<datakid>
although I now see the "login as dev" in the instructions - did I miss those the first time around?
<datakid>
hmmm, vagrant-spk dev makes my app available in the dashboard, but when I launch one, I get Unicode
<datakid>
it's an app that requires a db (mysql for preference I believe) - is that an issue?
<dwrensha>
paulproteus: I think I can add a test for this ^, but I first need to figure out how to stash a dev user's name and re-login as them (in nightwatch)
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<paulproteus>
Fascinating.
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<dwrensha>
Ok, I think I've got it figured out. Writing the actual test now.
<ocdtrekkie>
So, Google has a new PR piece about how all 2 billion lines of their web code lives in a single repository. Proudly, like that's a good thing.
<ocdtrekkie>
I stand confused: Why would anyone want that?
<paulproteus>
i,i I don't know what is up with all these Bay Area computer science security people actually working on things people would actually use
<paulproteus>
seems very weird for academics
<paulproteus>
(Actually I think it's pretty seriously amazing.)
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<larjona>
Good evening TZAG everybody. I'm hosting a sandstorm instance at home (lacaja.larjona.net) and I like using Etherpad there (thanks sandstorm devs and etherpad packagers!). I create a pad, then go to "Share" and get a shareable link, and send to a friend. If the day after I want to send that link to another friend, I cannot find the URL in my sandstorm, if I didn't copy the shareable link URL in some other place, the only solution is to
<larjona>
create another shareable link. Is this correct?
<larjona>
I can see "who has access" (the label that I wrote when I create the first shareable link) but not the URL itself.
<dwrensha>
larjona: correct. The server doesn't actually store the link.
<larjona>
ok, fine
<paulproteus>
dwrensha: How's that "Asheesh Button" coming along? (-;
<paulproteus>
Which is to say -- larjona I have wondered about this too, and we plan to make it easy to generate a new (logically equivalent) sharing link as an old one that you created.
<paulproteus>
It'll have a different URL, as I understand it, but it'll be the same link in the sense that it won't create a new thing you can revoke; it'll be the same as an old thing you can revoke.
<paulproteus>
I hope that makes sense. Basically you'll be able to get the old sharing link back but it'll have a different URL every time you do it.
<paulproteus>
And BTW thanks for asking larjona and nice to e-see you.
<paulproteus>
I think I have figured out my design for adding HTTPS to Sandstorm will break web publishing.
<paulproteus>
jparyani and/or kentonv , let's chat about that sometime when you have a sec. Not second-by-second urgent, but something to figure out in the next 0-3 days probably.
<paulproteus>
Luckily there's more code to write that's almost definitely needed.
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<larjona>
thanks for the info paulproteus. Nice to e-see you too. Good night now:)
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<paulproteus>
I am wrong! jparyani cleared me up. Yay + thanks.