<plujon>
adam12: If PLATFORMS contains 'ruby' and not 'x86_64-linux', bundler 2.2.2 on linux updates the Gemfile.lock.
<plujon>
(upon bundle exec rackup)
<plujon>
It adds the [missing?] platform, and changes the BUNDLED WITH value.
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<adam12>
plujon: Weird. I'm not sure I've noticed that before.
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<havenwood>
leah2: Yeah, but I haven't actually used it like I have async-io, async-http, async-websocket and friends.
<havenwood>
mark1909: If you come back, just share a gist with what you'd like tested on macOS and there are plenty of folk here who will share results with you if they can.
<leah2>
havenwood: i filed a bug ;)
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<havenwood>
plujon: Yeah... `bundle check` and `bundle exec` do make changes to Gemfile.lock, which isn't intuitive to expect.
<leah2>
i think either the pipe is wrong or i do something wrong
<havenwood>
leah2: I don't spot anything wrong from the Issue but I'm not familiar enough for that to mean much.
<leah2>
or the pipe is blocking for some reason
<leah2>
but then 'yes' should still work
<havenwood>
leah2: I like how little code async-process is... ioquatix is dang good at composing primitives. also a great mantainer so i'd expect a response.
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<havenwood>
Too bad a Thread is necessary.
<havenwood>
leah2: Yeah, I don't get why it's blocking.
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<leah2>
on linux one could use a pidfd instead :)
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<chovy>
what does this do? extra = args.join(",")[1...-1]
<naftilos76>
Hi, i have been trying to find a way to tel whether connecting to mysql was successfull or not but i couldn't. I used => db = ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection() and then i tried db.connected? but even if i provided a fake db name the method connected? would always return true . Can anybody help?
<naftilos76>
Is there another method that can tell whether all the options provided to the establish_connection were valid thus resulting to a valid connection?
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<naftilos76>
Hi, i have been using net/smtp with my postfix server to send emails. That was until i setup an additional vps. Trying to use net/smtp in my second vps gives me an error : #<OpenSSL::SSL::SSLError: SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=error: certificate verify failed (unable to get local issuer certificate)> . Is there a path where the certificate of the email server i am trying to use should be located? like in the same path with the ruby script?
<naftilos76>
having an extension like .crt, pem or anything else?
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<naftilos76>
I could not find any references in ruby net/smtp class documentation
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<adam12>
naftilos76: Does it verify when conncting manually? ie with `openssl s_client`?
<naftilos76>
i do not understand, is it something i should test in a terminal with openssl?
<adam12>
naftilos76: Yeah. I don't know the incarnation off hand, but it's something like `openssl s_client -connect yourmailserver:yourmailport`
<naftilos76>
ok let me try
<adam12>
naftilos76: It won't say yay or nay, but maybe you can paste the output somewhere and we can see if the certificate chain is valid.
<naftilos76>
i do not define where any certificate files are located in the ruby script that is using net/smtp
<adam12>
Probably outside of the scope of this channel but either: setup a self signed cert or LetsEncrypt, or connect across the plaintext port.
<adam12>
Nah. I think this is related to your postfix server.
<naftilos76>
i have already got a ssl certificate
<naftilos76>
question is
<adam12>
naftilos76: It doesnt' look like it's being served correctly.
<adam12>
naftilos76: What port did you use for connecting?
<naftilos76>
where should i place it at the ruby script side i mean
<naftilos76>
587
<adam12>
naftilos76: It doesn't belong on the ruby script side.
<adam12>
naftilos76: The ruby script side will use the ca bundle that ships with your OS.
<adam12>
Unless you have a self signed cert? But still, the output you pasted from openssl shows nothing being served up. Try it on another working URL (like google.com:443) and you'll see what I mean.
<naftilos76>
ok thanks i will give it a try
<adam12>
naftilos76: Do you have port 465 open? Maybe try the openssl command against that port.
<adam12>
naftilos76: I think 465 is explicit TLS and 587 is STARTTLS.
<naftilos76>
no i do not
<naftilos76>
let me do the test with google first
<naftilos76>
my bad
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<naftilos76>
i had 465 open and clearly i saw something being sent
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<compufre_>
Is ruby aware of cgroup memory limits? I seem to remember Java originally having some problems adjusting VM memory usage/GC originally
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<compufre_>
Wondering in the context of rails processes potentially slowing down but not OOMing when there's memory pressure
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<adam12>
compufre_: I don't believe it is.
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<adam12>
compufre_: If the process is slowing, maybe the GC is running too frequently? There's some tunables (like MALLOC_ARENA_MAX) that can sometimes help.
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<compufre_>
Yeah, about to explore--it's only happening in production afaik so was trying to get a little background before poking too much :)
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<naftilos76>
adam12: finally all i had to do was to add the ca certificate to vps os. creating the file in /usr/share/ca-certificates and then running sudo dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates
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<naftilos76>
and it just worked...
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<adam12>
naftilos76: Nice.
<adam12>
naftilos76: What distro?
<naftilos76>
ubuntu 16.04
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<adam12>
naftilos76: Surprised the file didn't exist already. Assuming ca-certificates was installed
<naftilos76>
yes i did check that ca certificates was already installed
<naftilos76>
i was surprized too
<naftilos76>
or maybe not
<naftilos76>
this was a wildcard for all subdomains of my domain which i paid around 40-50 $ for a year
<adam12>
/usr/share/ca-certificates is a folder on my Ubuntu machine.
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<naftilos76>
maybe it was too cheap
<adam12>
naftilos76: Oh. You installed your cert there?
<naftilos76>
yes
<adam12>
Nah. I've used those certs before (AlphaSSL).
<adam12>
I think that was the wrong location for your cert tho.
<naftilos76>
well i just followed a guide which looked straightforward which went very smoothly
<naftilos76>
i get 301
<adam12>
Ah OK. That's correct if it's working. I would of expected a certificate error if it wasn't.
<compufre_>
what was the original issue..? (curious)
<naftilos76>
i was using net/smtp trying to use my email server on another vps
<naftilos76>
and after bought a second vps - leaving my email server on the first - i tried with as i said net/smtp gem and i got an error from openssl:
<naftilos76>
#<OpenSSL::SSL::SSLError: SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=error: certificate verify failed (unable to get local issuer certificate)>
<compufre_>
ahh yeah so sometimes you need to include an intermediary with the cert on the server
<compufre_>
that was the case with startssl when that was a thing
<naftilos76>
after using OpenSSL::SSL::VERIFY_PEER = OpenSSL::SSL::VERIFY_NONE i got rid of the error
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<compufre_>
my cert signed by intermediary signed by Root CA and only Root CA is trusted in the default trust store
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<naftilos76>
but that was not something i would do in a production server
<compufre_>
So then you just add intermediary to the cert file and it works without changing the trust store
<naftilos76>
so i had to did deeper
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<naftilos76>
to be honest i would have found the culprit earlier but at some point i realised i did not understand SSL/TLS very much so i watched a video and then i concluded that the missing ca certificate was probably the missing piece
<naftilos76>
i am suggesting that i understand SSL/TLS well now :)
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<naftilos76>
i am not (meant to say)
<compufre_>
if you paid for a cert it seems strange you'd need to modify the default ca-certificates to include the CA
<naftilos76>
well i got it from GoGetSSL
<naftilos76>
i wanted something cheap - not sure if it was too cheap!
<compufre_>
you can generate your own for free if you want to manually add them to the trust store
<naftilos76>
well it something i intend to use on a public server
<naftilos76>
that is why i had to buy it
<naftilos76>
i have generated my own in many cases
<adam12>
naftilos76: If you had already installed the .crt for Postfix, and it was causing errors, you likely just needed to cat the ca-bundle and cert from GoGetSSL together to build the chain.
<adam12>
naftilos76: If this is working for you great, but I'm _suspicious_ of what you modified ;)
<naftilos76>
modified where?
<naftilos76>
in postfix conf files you mean?
<adam12>
naftilos76: /usr/share/ca-certificates
<naftilos76>
all i did was to create a dir in there then cp the ca cert i downloaded from gogetssl
<naftilos76>
and then run sudo dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificate
<naftilos76>
i got a text-mode config tool there showing all the ca certificates already installed with the one i cp right at the top UNCHECKED
<naftilos76>
all i had to do was to check the one i cp and then tab to the ok button
<compufre_>
yeah so you did a legit operation to install a new CA but I don't think you should have had to do that
<naftilos76>
after a sec it tld me that one ca certificate was added to the trusted ones
<naftilos76>
if you mean that it should have already been there - yes i agree
<naftilos76>
it felt strange for me too
<naftilos76>
the vps is a fresh install so i did not mesh things too much
<naftilos76>
meaning installing/uninstalling packages etc
<adam12>
Nah. None of that should of been necessary.
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<adam12>
I'm surprised it's working tbh.
<naftilos76>
well to make it stranger - it worked in my first cps which is an ubuntu 14.04 distro
<naftilos76>
without having to do al that add-ca-cert-process
<naftilos76>
not sure if there was another path
<adam12>
Your postfix config will have paths to pem / key files. If you didn't get a chain cert from GoGetSSL, you'd make one by `cat`ing your cert and their cert together (the order matters tho), and placing it in the .pem location for postfix. And you'd put your key there. That would make it work.
<naftilos76>
this is where my not-so-deep-knowledge of ssl certs comes in play
<naftilos76>
probably yes but i did not know how to do that
<adam12>
If you were using your own CA and self-signing, then the installation of your own CA cert into /usr/share/ca-certificates would make sense. But since it's from a signer that has _some_ trust, it doesn't.
<adam12>
naftilos76: I know. It's something that you learn through installing many certs :)
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<naftilos76>
really it was frustrating...i spent almost all day trying to find the culprit
<naftilos76>
fortunately i had nothing else to do since i am unemployed! tada...
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<naftilos76>
i had to deal with all these issues after deciding i wanted to migrate to ruby 3.0.0 by the way but i was definitely worth it
<naftilos76>
i got a huge performance boost
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<greengriminal>
Hey all I'm dynamically trying to organise an array of hashes using their value. For example I have an input `[ {"x": 1, "y": 2, "z": 3}, {"x": 2, "y": 2, "z": 2} ]` and it is sorted by the number of keys you pass in for instance: `minByOrder(table8, ["x", "y", "z"])` returns "{"x": 1, "y": 2, "z": 3}" now I've got it working by doing: "table.sort_by{|hash| [hash[:x], hash[:y], hash[:z]]}.first"
<greengriminal>
which works great. However what i'm trying to dynamically read in the column values by doing something like: `callers = columns.map{|c| "hash[#{c}]"}; table.sort_by{|hash| send(callers)}.first`
<greengriminal>
note that the variable "columns" is an array of symbols "[:x, :y, :z]".
<greengriminal>
Given the suggestion I'm going with it doesn't sit nice and I get: "TypeError: ["hash[x]", "hash[y]", "hash[z]"] is not a symbol nor a string"
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<havenwood>
greengriminal: Share a gist of your code? Do you have a minimal reproduction with desired result?
<havenwood>
greengriminal: I don't follow the "dynamically read in the column values" part. Say more?
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