08:48 <argent_smith> is there any ocaml/irmin tutorial with real-life example? i feel like it's a useful thing but… ;)

08:56 <sternenseemann> argent_smith: uh

08:56 <sternenseemann> argent_smith: https://github.com/Engil/Canopy/blob/master/canopy_store.ml this is as real-life as it gets, but a bit cluttered

12:12 <lobo> hannes: seems like your blog is down

12:15 <hannes> lobo: yes, some routers decided to drop the prefix. not sure how to move forward there: I can access the host (from my office or via vpn, but not from my home), but it can't access either let's encrypt, nor github...

12:16 <hannes> according to my IP provider, it prefix is announced at their borders -- but at some point on friday some bits/routers decided to ignore it, I've no idea how to fix this :(

12:50 <engil> oh so Canopy+letsencryt is a thing ? like, it works ?

12:50 <engil> looked into it from afar but didn't knew it was production ready :-)

12:50 <hannes> engil: I do manual updates... I think a missing piece is writable persistent storage..

12:51 <hannes> (by manual I mean I use dehydrated to get a new certificate, and then compile that new certificate into my canopy unikernel)

12:51 <engil> I see

12:51 <engil> latest dinosaure patch fixes the issue with ocaml-git on Xen at least

12:52 <engil> tried quickly on linux but got a problem related to fd

12:52 <engil> I need to report that

12:52 <hannes> cool, pls merge.. I wanted to test, but then got into this network split problem.. :(

12:52 <engil> I think there was already a report somewhere about this

12:52 <engil> will merge

12:53 <engil> thank you for your work everyone btw, I'm a terrible "non-maintainer", but I'm super happy to see Canopy living on :), and the latest mirage release is amazing

14:25 <lobo> hannes: ah ok, that's bad