<mrdomino>
asheesh: minor usability report. when a new user opened a shared grain just now, he only saw the "sign in" and thought he needed me to do something else to create an account for him. maybe a "sign up / sign in" would have been clearer for him.
<asheesh>
I guess given that, your only option to make this work is to use a diffeerent DNS provider like CloudFlare.co.
<Messbro>
but not dub.
<asheesh>
I guess given that, your only option to make this work is to use a diffeerent DNS provider like CloudFlare.com.
<Messbro>
ohhh jesus :P
<Messbro>
and again a new book open
<asheesh>
Yeah - sympathies about that.
<Messbro>
Add a website
<Messbro>
There is no downtime when you add a domain.
<Messbro>
*.cloud.le-courier.express or without +.
<Messbro>
*.
<Messbro>
sry. thats to heavy after work.
<isd>
I'm mulling over if there's a good way to have sandstorm handle SASL for protocols that traditionally use it; maybe just have your token be treated as a password. I'm not coming up with one though; exactly where in the handshake the protocol appears is protocol specific, and in many cases the app would need to touch the channel first, before signaling auth.
<isd>
This would be nice for IRC Idler, as I wouldn't need websocket-proxy, and could just use the SASL support that most clients already have
<isd>
I don't see a way of doing it though.
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<Messbro>
i think i start again and install sandstorm on an other domain.
<bavier>
I noticed that a "view & pull" link to a gitlab grain requires sign-in, and choosing "Stay anonymous" doesn't let a user through
<Messbro>
all my browser trigger https. but the cert is wrong.
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<r4z>
hello!
<r4z>
is mandatory use vagrant-spk in order to get a publicId?
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<r4z>
I downloaded the Makefile and getPublicId.c++ to the sandstorm-integration directory on my app folder and I try "# make" but I only get "/bin/sh: 1: capnp: not found"
<r4z>
So I need to install capnp?
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<asheesh>
Howdy r4z !
<asheesh>
Yes. Let me find the docs for you on that.
<r4z>
That's a piece of information that should be on docs, b!
<r4z>
Just one more thing, I know this is not totally related to sandstorm but makes more sense tell this problem here than on another C++ chatroom: I'm getting the "Your compiler supports C++11 but your C++ standard library does not." I have added "-stdlib=libc++" to CXXFLAGS but that doesn't helps. I'm currently on Debian 8. What could be the issue here?
<r4z>
clang++ is 3.6.2-3
<asheesh>
Uh, that's weird, sincce the docs use jessie + clang as well.
<asheesh>
zarvox: ^ do you have any ideas here?
<zarvox>
hmmm, if you're using -stdlib=libc++ I'd expect your libc++ to have C++11 support
<zarvox>
maybe double-check your PATH, LIBRARY_PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH to see if you're pulling something in you didn't intend to?
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<r4z>
not sure what to look for, since everything on path looks ok and LIBRARY and LD_LIBRARY_PATH are empty
<asheesh>
r4z: Are you getting that error compiling the getPublicId binary, out of curiosity?
<r4z>
No, I'm dealing with the Makefile
<asheesh>
Also I don't suggest doing builds as root.
<asheesh>
Sometimes toolchains get confused when you do that.