00:05 <SiFuh> I recommend not to downgrade

00:05 <SiFuh> Oh you already did

00:05 <SiFuh> Forget what i Said :-P

00:05 <jaeger> not yet, but about to

00:05 <jaeger> I'd rather not leave the website fucked for a long time

00:06 <SiFuh> I agree

00:07 <jaeger> ok, website is back to "normal" now

00:08 <SiFuh> I may have to leave CRUX again for awhile. There are things unfolding here that appear to be the same as the Western advertised history of Nazi Germany happening here

00:09 <SiFuh> I now can't even go into a shop to buy a packet of sugar without medical approval

00:10 <SiFuh> Door to door police coming police started this month

00:11 <SiFuh> Door to door police already started this month...

00:11 <jaeger> good luck, stay safe if possible

00:11 <SiFuh> No guns, only machettes here

00:12 <SiFuh> I change to #crux

06:57 <beerman> jaeger: ok if we can do anything you know how to reach us (meaning me and few other competent people that offered help already)

15:06 <jaeger> Indeed

15:06 <jaeger> Appreciate the offer :)

15:06 <jaeger> I already built php 7.4.24 packages, no worries there

15:06 <jaeger> Since you've been such a proponent of trying gitlab for a while, how would you feel about taking that on? I've got more than enough on my plate right now

15:07 <jaeger> Added to the list, I'm going to work on getting the website working with nginx in my home lab, then switch from apache when I'm happy with that config

15:08 <beerman> well, i could do some of that on the side, but i am heads in on my thesis paper, but what out of gitlab would you want to use?

15:08 <beerman> it can replace our dusty pmwiki, it can replace flyspray (which is, upstream, just one person...)

15:09 <jaeger> Honestly? Don't know :) I still haven't used it myself... but off the top of my head it seems like it would be worth looking at its wiki and issue tracking, yeah

15:09 <beerman> CI would be cool for all the cool people that use a source based distro but don't actually want to build the packages themselves (big question mark about what these people are doing here anyway)

15:09 <beerman> ok

15:10 <beerman> cloning the repos is done in 3-4 clicks

15:10 <beerman> no idea about transferring tickets. wiki/handbook/.. would need a rewrite to markdown

15:10 <beerman> on gitlab or self hosted?

15:11 <jaeger> I kinda prefer self-hosted if it's possible, just so we're not relying on an outside service... but I suspect MOST of the time it wouldn't matter

15:11 <beerman> my vhost is lacking memory, 6GB is so not enough ;)

15:11 <jaeger> self-hosted CI might not make sense on that hardware but as mentioned, CI also might not be super useful for source-based

15:12 <beerman> not for all the rest i do on there

15:12 <beerman> well, it's useful for the people that use firefox-bin and then get angry they are forced to use pulseaudio or work around it lol

15:13 <beerman> but yes, probably not on crux.nu

15:13 <jaeger> We could probably farm out CI operations to higher-power systems if need be

15:13 <beerman> well, idea

15:13 <beerman> mh maybe not that great idea

15:13 <beerman> we could keep cgit, maybe even as the main repo, make an official mirror on gitlab

15:13 <beerman> there we get to use CI resources for free

15:14 <beerman> flyspray and pmwiki i would use whats integrated with gitlab, e.g. their wiki type and issue tracker

15:14 <jaeger> Fair enough. I guess the first step would be to test gitlab just to see if we like it, then figure out CI after

15:14 <jaeger> Since we don't have official CI now we'd not lose anything

15:15 <beerman> i am not great with docker, but i think we could feed it a docker container that you have, we might want a persistant ccache for it to make most use of the hours

15:16 <beerman> well, gimme a minute..

15:19 <jaeger> I like the idea of running it in docker, easy to tear down/rebuild if need be

15:19 <jaeger> There's no rush on this, of course

15:19 <beerman> could be a push hook really

15:22 <beerman> https://gitlab.com/crux

15:22 <beerman> thats actually taken and empty -.-

15:32 <beerman> https://gitlab.com/crux-testing/ports/core

15:35 <jaeger> I'll take a look after work, haven't created a gitlab account yet