<simonv3>
How would I go about speeding up `vagrant-spk dev` when building a meteor app? Right now my flow is - test something on localhost like normal meteor. It works. Run packaging. Wait 2 minutes. Test it on sandstorm. Something’s broken. Make small fixes. Run packaging. Wait 2 minutes. Test it on sandstorm. etc. Is this it, or am I missing some optimization
<simonv3>
that could happen?
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<grace_k>
Is there a way to connect a docuwiki application running on sandstorm to a domain I own?
<grace_k>
Instructions on how to do this with the ghost blog were clear (except it didn't warn me to wait 30 mins for DNS settings to update), but I cannot find instructions for doing the same thing with a DocuWiki
<dwrensha>
grace_k: As far as I know, the DokuWiki app doesn't support web publishing.
<asheesh>
xet7: Alas, it is not! Sandstorm doesn't have backwards compatibility with that kernel.
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<xet7>
asheesh: Ok thanks for info, I'll research other ways to run apps there, that VPS is donated to Open Source project so we don't yet have possibility to have newer kernel.
<asheesh>
xet7: Too bad! What open source project, btw?
<asheesh>
I can possibly donate a VPS that *can* run Sandstorm, or find someone able to donate such a VPS!
<xet7>
For Sandstorm, I have translated Wekan to Finnish, so it would be nice to do more with Sandstorm platform.
<xet7>
Current hosting VPS is at Germany, but location of server is not important, I do admin that server and will setup our infrastructure including git repos etc to use the server.
<xet7>
At some point I also started to translate other projects of Sandstorm platform to Finnish, but those are still at beginning stages.
<asheesh>
That's so cool.
<asheesh>
Let me see what I can do.
<xet7>
Ok thanks :)
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<xet7>
How do I configure SMTP on DigitalOcean to use with Sandstorm?
<xet7>
asheesh: I started to try to configure SendGrid for sending email, but I did not figure it out yet. So now I'm setting up Google Login so I can login to Sandstorm.
<xet7>
asheesh: How should I setup ufw firewall? Does Sandstorm use anything other that 80 and 443 ?
<asheesh>
Cool. Also I think I recommend using Mandrill since their config iirc doesn't require DNS setup. I forget though. Need to check.
<asheesh>
I'm mostly AFK & this weekend, today but ufw doesn't use anything but 80 & 443, unless you use SMTP eventually.
<asheesh>
AFK for now!
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<simonv3>
Hey, is there something in the works to put something branch-like on Sandstorm? (remember branch?)
<simonv3>
Not necessarily by the sandstorm team, just rather, something you know of?
<dograt>
Wow, there is a full-throated defense of C++ over Haskell on the capnproto website. That's one thing I'd never seen before. Will have to check out the compiler sources.
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<xet7>
From what email address sandstorm tries to send email?
<xet7>
I would need to setup From address
<xet7>
for getting email sending to work
<xet7>
I'm trying to use AWS SES for sending email
<xet7>
I already have other SMTP settings known
<kentonv>
xet7: Login and sharing messages currently come from no-reply@your.servers.host.name
<kentonv>
xet7: In the future, sharing messages will have the "From" address set to the verified email of the user doing the sharing, but the envelope address will still be something@your.servers.host.name
<kentonv>
xet7: Messages sent using the Roundcube app or other email apps can either be sent from <random-id>@your.servers.host.name or optionally from the user's chosen primary address (but again with <random-id>@your.servers.host.name for the envelope sender)
<kentonv>
you probably want to configure SES to allow any address @ your host
<xet7>
kentonv: What setting I need to change to send email from my own domain name? It's still using *.sandcats.io for login.
<xet7>
I do have AWS SES setup to use my domain name
<xet7>
I'm not sure is it possible to allow random id sending address, at AWS SES sending email addresses need to be verified.
<xet7>
Does Mandrill allow random sending addresses?