I think displaying periods in a list like reosarevok proposed is fine as well
2016-01-20 02014, 2016
reosarevok
Freso: ok :)
2016-01-20 02039, 2016
Freso
I should be able to get back to doing all these smaller, daily things in about a week.
2016-01-20 02021, 2016
stanislas
Gentlecat: ok, I will try to merge the dates also then
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Freso
darwin | and then rename the alias entity "name" ? -- I like BookBrainz' approach. They don't have "names" but all entities have aliases, which can have a locale and which can be primary or not.
2016-01-20 02043, 2016
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LordSputnik
Freso: we'll probably be renaming aliases to "names" soon to make things simpler for people who don't know what an alias is for
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Freso
zas | and it is very stable, crashes almost always occur in the 16:00-00:00 -- ...... >_<
2016-01-20 02047, 2016
Freso
stanislas | Gentlecat: People are not very interested when exactly someone joined the band. -- Don't assume what people are or aren't interested in. You can say what *you're* not interested, but don't assume everyone else are the same.
2016-01-20 02039, 2016
zas
Freso: ;)
2016-01-20 02008, 2016
stanislas
Freso: Ok. In my opinion most of the people are not interested when exactly someone joined the band :)
2016-01-20 02034, 2016
Freso
stanislas: But your opinion has no say what-so-ever on what other people are or aren't interested in.
2016-01-20 02009, 2016
Freso
You can *guess* or *think*/believe that it is so, but without an empirical survey, it's all guesswork.
2016-01-20 02029, 2016
Freso
(Is "guesswork" a term in English?)
2016-01-20 02052, 2016
stanislas
Freso: it is
2016-01-20 02053, 2016
Freso
(Anyway, replace with "speculation" if not.)
2016-01-20 02040, 2016
Leftmost
Freso, do you just cross your fingers and calque Danish phrases into English? :)
Freso: i deleted all users but admin and your (new/oauth) account (admin granted)
2016-01-20 02039, 2016
ruaok
zas: it works! :)
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zas
ruaok: yes, i finally sacrified this black chicken ;)
2016-01-20 02055, 2016
Freso in the meantime, Freso is updating all his Linux kernels...
2016-01-20 02016, 2016
Freso
chrisskye: ^ that was a very poor use of /me.
2016-01-20 02056, 2016
chrisskye hahahaha
2016-01-20 02020, 2016
gcilou is wondering if Freso has had 10:39 to watch her video....?
2016-01-20 02026, 2016
Leftmost
chrisskye, watch Freso closely and don't ever do what he does. :)
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Freso
gcilou: Not yet.
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gcilou
Ok
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Freso
Also, what Leftmost said.
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chrisskye okayyy
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Freso
gcilou: But if there's any way to shave 40 seconds off to get under that 10 minute mark, that'd be wonderful. ;)
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gcilou
Yeah, i know! I just kept videoing and was like wow this is loooong
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opatel99
Freso: Submitted the task
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opatel99
zas: Hurray! Any chance you can see what you did? or was it just the snippet from the discourse forum?
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zas
opatel99: i removed nginx directives that were copied from another conf, and prolly counter-productive for our discourse setup. I more or less followed https://meta.discourse.org/t/nginx-nginx-and-dock…
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opatel99
Though I have no idea what that means, congratulations. How far off is the expected release date?
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opatel99
zas: I found a little bug. "Your email has been authenticated by Oauth2_basic" when allowing MusicBrainz authentication. I can repair that after I get home from school.
2016-01-20 02041, 2016
zas
Ok, great.
2016-01-20 02006, 2016
zas
Release date depends on Freso now ;)
2016-01-20 02057, 2016
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Freso
zas: Oh, uh. Oh.
2016-01-20 02043, 2016
Freso
Let's aim for start-Feb then.
2016-01-20 02011, 2016
Freso
That'll allow us to round off GCI and still have a couple of days to poke at things.
http://2ndquadrant.com/fr/resources/bdr/ looks interesting too, it uses (and supports only) a modified pg 9.4, but provides multi-masters block level replication, and, according to what they say, the overhead is kept low.
We set up baron for having a hot backup of the db, but also, if possible, to improve performance when both servers are running. If we can have automatic failover, that would be ever better.
2016-01-20 02043, 2016
zas
Baron needs few hardware fixes, but this will solved prolly next week. Then we'll be able to start tests & experiments.
2016-01-20 02054, 2016
zas
i'm not sure about pgbouncer role in this schema, but i don't know much about pg stuff yet
bitmap: i noticed something about astro mb server installation, we have some symlinks in /etc/nginx that don't exist on more recent installations (ie. pingu). That's not an issue but i wonder what would happen if we cleared all previous files / dirs and re-install, because the baron test show us a fresh install was behaving like pingu. Those symlinks show
2016-01-20 02044, 2016
zas
also the cookbook doesn't do all it is supposed to (which is create identical setups). I know why those symlinks are not modified by the cookbook, but imho we could try to clear the whole setup (removing users and all modules/files related to mb server) and start over.
2016-01-20 02050, 2016
chirlu`
Its role for us is connection pooling, because Postgres doesn’t like getting too many connections at the same time (as we learned last year).
2016-01-20 02054, 2016
chirlu`
(the hard way)
2016-01-20 02022, 2016
zas
I guess we'll need to find an alternative if it isn't able to distribute queries to multiple servers. Also that's a single point of failure.
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chirlu`
Well, it can do it if there is DNS round-robin set up, but you can’t internally configure it.
2016-01-20 02026, 2016
chirlu`
Also, I‘m not sure how it is set up at the moment, but you can have multiple PgBouncer instances (either on the web frontends, or on the database servers, or both).
