07:13 <ocdtrekkie> This is the first time ever I've happened to want to go on Oasis during maintenance.

07:13 <kentonv> :P

07:14 <kentonv> set your user agent to sandstorm-bypass-maintenance/1

07:14 <kentonv> but apps may take a long time to load while it warms up

07:14 <ocdtrekkie> I'm not in that much of a rush.

07:15 <ocdtrekkie> Sneaky though, user agent bypasses it? o_o

07:15 <kentonv> I need to be able to get in to make sure it's working. :)

07:15 <kentonv> also in the first 5 minutes of maintenance you won't be able to connect at all

07:21 <kentonv> ok it's up

07:29 <ocdtrekkie> Thanks. :)

12:07 <Kasgel> Hey! Anybody here who has recently compiled Sandstorm on a clean Linux install?

12:12 <Kasgel> I'm all the time getting weird errors like 'couldn't find capnp.' when trying to build. Already tried on Debian 8 and Ubuntu 14.04 (clean installs)

12:12 <Kasgel> Just can't get it compile

12:13 <Kasgel> all dependencies, at least those mentioned in the docs, should be installed. Can someone give better instructions on what distro to choose and what exactly to install & execute to get it through?

14:08 <Kasgel> Hello?

14:10 <Kasgel> I would really like to get Sandstorm compiled, but no matter how much I've tried it always bumps into a bunch of errors. I would really appreciate a line of instructions of how to easily compile it on a clean Linux installation, no matter what the distro.

14:49 <dwrensha> Kasgel: I've also been unable to build sandstorm for a while now :\

14:53 <dwrensha> The problem that I hit when I try to build right now is a CMake error for boringssl

15:27 <Kasgel> dwrensha: oh wow

15:31 <Kasgel> I wonder how old release I have to take in order to get it compiled...

18:05 <kentonv> Kasgel, well... it compiles for me, obviously. :) Could you file an issue with the error log?

18:07 <kentonv> dwrensha, is your `deps` directory a symlink to `..`? I've found that cmake on boringssl gets really confused by the symlink, but works if it's not a symlink. For now what I've been doing is manually invoking cmake from the boringssl dir, but I plan to switch the whole project over to submodules soon.

18:26 <Kasgel> kentonv: I got over that issue by upgrading to Clang 4 from 3.5. But now I seem to have the same issue as here: https://github.com/capnproto/node-capnp/issues/18

18:27 <kentonv> Kasgel, I think that happens if the right version of Meteor isn't installed yet when you start the build. You may have installed the latest Meteor but it needs to download the older version that Sandstorm is pinned to.

18:27 <kentonv> one way to fix is to go (cd shell && meteor) and then ctrl-C it after it downloads the new version

18:29 <Kasgel> Alright, let me try with that then.

18:29 <Kasgel> the version of Clang that is required should definitely be added to the Docs

18:30 <kentonv> PRs welcome. :)

18:30 <Kasgel> yep

18:31 <Kasgel> coming right up

18:31 <kentonv> btw you may have to "make clean" after the meteor update

18:31 <Kasgel> alrighty, I'll do that

18:32 <kentonv> you'll know the issue is fixed if ./find-meteor-dev-bundle.sh prints a directory that exists (but that script caches its output hence the need for "make clean")

18:32 <kentonv> gtg for a couple hours, good luck

18:34 <Kasgel> that script does actually already give a directory that exists

18:34 <Kasgel> but i'll try that method anyways...

19:23 <dwrensha> kentonv: yeah, after that `make continuous` succeeds. I haven't tried `make install` recently.

20:41 <stewils> evening all

21:07 <stewils> thought i'd ry and install sandstorm but the webpage isn't showing...

21:07 <stewils> the sandcat not sandstorm,io

21:22 <kentonv> stewils, you mean your own server isn't showing after install?

21:23 <kentonv> stewils, check out https://docs.sandstorm.io/en/latest/administering/install-troubleshooting/

21:25 <stewils> ah! Hadn't found that page. It might be a port forwarding problem... I'll poke the router.

21:25 <stewils> ty

21:26 <kentonv> np

21:42 <stewils> Yep, that got it! Cheers.

22:00 <kentonv> I just realized the sandstorm back-end process (responsible for starting grains) should have been called the "grainery"...

22:10 <georgeowell> reminds me of Age of Empires