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<dwrensha>
Note to self: `console.log("str = " + str)` and `console.log("str = ", str)` are fine. `console.log("str = ", + str)` is not fine.
<paulproteus>
But it seems to work when str is vaguely Number-y!
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<dwrensha>
paulproteus: or the string "NaN"!
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<phildini>
oh my goodness does sandstorm look amazing since the last time I used it. A+, good job sandcats.
<paulproteus>
phildini: Oh man, if you think it looks good now, you really need to see what we're going to do after Drew & Nena finish dealing with the feedback we got from user testing.
<paulproteus>
But:
<paulproteus>
Thank you!!!
<phildini>
GitLab is still harder to use than I'd like, but it's amazingly prettier and easier-to-grasp.
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<TiagoFreitas>
hey
<TiagoFreitas>
I just set up a new sandstorm install and sandcats is not working right now, not sure why...I tried to look at /opt/sandstorm/var/log but got permission denied even with sudo
<paulproteus>
TiagoFreitas: Hmm!
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<paulproteus>
TiagoFreitas: First of all, do:
<paulproteus>
sudo -s
<paulproteus>
To get a root shell; you can't "cd" into root-only directories without that.
<paulproteus>
Now you should be able to cd /opt/sandstorm/var/sandcats
<paulproteus>
But secondly, tell me more about what "not working" means!
<neynah>
Yay phildini!
<paulproteus>
My rose.sandcats.io seems to be working OK, but I _have_ been making Sandcats changes this morning.
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<neynah>
I'd love to make a graphic for sandcats sometime... a line of slightly different sandcats with different shirts
<TiagoFreitas>
actually I think it's a firewall somewhere, I just did a nslookup outside and the dns is working
<paulproteus>
Oh, okay, interesting.
<TiagoFreitas>
but I do have this error in the log
<paulproteus>
Yeah, if you're lucky, you can 'sudo service sandstorm restart' and that will go away.
<paulproteus>
I want to make that more robus but if your IP address doesn't change much it's not a huge deal.
<paulproteus>
s/robus/robust/
<paulproteus>
TiagoFreitas: If your Sandstorm server were running on port 80+443, would that help with the firewall stuff do you think?
<TiagoFreitas>
should not change a lot...but its not fixed
<TiagoFreitas>
I opened 6080 so should work, but usually 80+443 are already open yes...but also they are used for other things most of the cases
<paulproteus>
If 80+443 would help, send me an email asheesh@sandstorm.io and I can give you docs for doing that and an alpha build to go along with it.
<paulproteus>
Firewall stuff is something I want to do a better job with.
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<TiagoFreitas>
in this case 80+443 are already used / busy on another server in the same public ip so won't work
<TiagoFreitas>
still not working after a restart, I may be missing some firewall somewhere have to check
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<TiagoFreitas>
also if you have instructions on how to install sandcats internally and set up wildcard ssl etc it would be helpful in the future for internal stuff, would save me some time
<paulproteus>
If you're willing to ask on sandstorm-dev@googlegroups.com that would be the fastest, since I know others can reply there.
<TiagoFreitas>
ok I was going to do that when I have some time it's not urgent, thanks
<TiagoFreitas>
I think the problem is the proxy configuration is not working for dns requests, I'll look into it
<paulproteus>
Handling proxies nicely is also something I'd like to see us do better atl.
<paulproteus>
s/atl/at/
<TiagoFreitas>
I think dns requests are redirected to the proxy and get blocked...not sure how to solve it without touching the proxy now
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<maurer>
dwrensha: Sorry to keep poking you, but now that context.done()/context.fail() require you to no longer have any borrowed references to the context (such as params), is there an idiomatic way to do early exit (either success or failure) in the implementation of a method?
<maurer>
dwrensha: One way I could do this would be to do each possibly failing/early succeed routine inside its own scope, then decide to fail or succeed outside that scope based on the results, but this seems like a bit of a convolution
<maurer>
(it gets passed a capability, and if the capability doesn't act the way it expects, it wants to error out early. I could wrap this whole thing as a Result<(Vec<HType>, Vec<HType>), e>, put it in its own block, and return
<maurer>
but I figured you might have something more idiomatic in mind with the new ownership model
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<maurer>
Oh... now I've come across a harder problem to figure out - if I'm going to keep a capability from one request, and use it for another, it seems I can't call context.done() anymore...
<maurer>
err, nevermind, I messed up there
<dwrensha>
maurer: things should get nicer when we switch to using GJ promises
<maurer>
I mean, it already seems like most things are nicer with ::Owned than they used to be
<maurer>
there are a few exceptions, but it makes it much clearer where and why things should be in their own scopes
<dwrensha>
I suppose the thing that will really help here is non-lexical borrows
<dwrensha>
and they do seem to be on the middle-term horizon in Rust land
<dwrensha>
yeah, Owned let me get rid of the `unsafe {}` blocks in capnp-rpc-rust, which forces the type signatures to be more honest about lifetimes, which makes some things more inconvenient
<maurer>
dwrensha: While you're here, is there a reason that struct_list has .iter(), but list_list does not?
<dwrensha>
I'm lazy
<maurer>
OK
<dwrensha>
would you like to contribute an impilementation?
<dwrensha>
it should be straightforward
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<maurer>
I should do that
<maurer>
OK, I appear to have it, just need to test
<maurer>
Hm, nope, evidently I was missing some traits that are needed
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<paulproteus>
I kind of love that the Sandstorm blog is basically one manifesto after another.
<paulproteus>
(and correspondingly appreciate that kentonv can write a good manifesto)
<kentonv>
haha
<zarvox>
kentonv: on the topic of dealing with ABI incompatibilities between node verions, particularly 0.10 and 0.12: https://github.com/nodejs/nan
<maurer>
dwrensha: Woo, it works, I just needed to figure some stuff out about traits, the borrow checker, and implicit copies
<maurer>
dwrensha: I'll have a PR up in a sec
<maurer>
dwrensha: Turns out what was tripping me up is that when you did #[derive(Copy, Clone)] for list_list::Owned, it did it only when there were explicit Copy/Clone bounds on T already
<maurer>
dwrensha: In list_struct, you solved this by manually implementing Copy/Clone to avoid those bounds