01:14 <ocdtrekkie> paulproteus: I wanted clone this grain for a while. ;) The question is how do have permissions set for it? Some apps, allowing people to clone it has no security risk. Other apps, it might.

01:14 <paulproteus> I would say it works like backup+restore, so (for now) only available to the owner.

01:15 <ocdtrekkie> But I mean, particularly for clone, I could see a lot of use in allowing others to do so. "I have a public document, others may wish to save a copy or modify it" etc.

01:16 <paulproteus> Yeah, I agree. I figure the app should have to indicate that that's safe, somehow.

01:16 <ocdtrekkie> And my friend really wants to buy a shirt. Will you have shirt-buying options available?

01:16 <paulproteus> Perhaps one of the permission roles (randomly thinking here) is equal to "Create backup", which allows any user to "Create backup" which means that any user can do "Clone" as well, since clone =approx= create backup.

01:17 <ocdtrekkie> Mhmm

01:17 <paulproteus> Hypothetically the app could export a filtered version of its /var to the backup process if it's not being done by the user, or something.

01:17 <paulproteus> Doubly so since the clone is presumably owned by the user that did the clone operation.

09:52 <erikoeurch> Nice new icons in Sandstorm-shell!

10:02 <erikoeurch> Regarding the shell 'home view', it would be nice to be able to organize one's grains using labels/tags in addition to the by-app organization. Use case: I might have a Gitlab repo, a notebook and an Ethercalc grain and some to do lists related to one project, then it would be useful to show all grains related to that project

10:03 <erikoeurch> Or if I have dozens of Paperwork grains, it would be useful to organize them by labels so I don't have to go through the list every time I'm looking for one of them

16:04 <xcombelle> hi! I think that https://sandstorm.io/ should point to https://docs.sandstorm.io/en/latest/

18:57 <paulproteus> Hi xcombelle

18:58 <paulproteus> I agree with you! Thanks for noticing this, hmm.

18:58 <paulproteus> Let me see if I can fix that now.

18:59 <paulproteus> BTW hi I just saw you Tweeting about Sandstorm. Thanks for noticing, and let me know if there's anything else I can do to make Sandstorm more useful to you.

18:59 <xcombelle> I just discovered and playing with it for the moment

18:59 <paulproteus> Awesome (-:

18:59 <xcombelle> paulproteus, ^^

18:59 <xcombelle> I installed my own

19:00 <paulproteus> Nice (-: I'm the main maintainer of the installer.

19:02 <xcombelle> currently playing with my instance of python notebook and mediawiki (it's fun to be admin & bureaucrat on my wiki)

19:05 <xcombelle> the "* = non-goal done" in weekly result is fun

19:07 <paulproteus> : D

19:08 <paulproteus> BTW xcombelle how *did* you find the docs?

19:08 <paulproteus> And do you have a GitHub username?

19:08 <paulproteus> (And will you be at CCC Camp?)

19:13 <xcombelle> my github username is xcombelle, I found the doc by randomin clicking on any link I could

19:13 <xcombelle> and no I will not go at the CCC (I would love to be there)

19:14 <xcombelle> oh I found it via https://github.com/sandstorm-io/sandstorm/wiki/Packaging-Guide

19:15 <paulproteus> https://github.com/sandstorm-io/sandstorm-website/pull/97 but I need to also figure out where to put it on the front page

19:18 <paulproteus> Now the "Run your own" (install) page will link to the docs, for a start.

19:20 <xcombelle> thanks for crediting me

19:24 <paulproteus> Sure thing!

19:26 <xcombelle> I did not expected it actually

19:30 <paulproteus> Well you helped out; the least I can do is say thanks. (-: