00:35 <jaeger> unrelated, here's something I've noticed lately that's strange. using ~ as a target for rsync copies no longer works

00:36 <jaeger> for example, 'rsync -a <file> user@host:~' now copies the file to a literal ~ name in the target dir

00:36 <jaeger> same with scp... wonder if this is a bash thing or openssh

00:37 <jaeger> ~/ works fine, still

01:00 <jaeger> Looking for some stuff to clean up on the server with fdupes

01:10 <farkuhar> you have to pass the -O flag to force scp to use the legacy protocol rather than sftp. More details here: https://groups.google.com/g/opensshunixdev/c/LeaacTEj0j0

01:10 <jaeger> ah... they broke shell interpretation, ok

04:39 <beerman> a big part is logging, yes. our flyspray instance seems to flood php-fpm.log..

04:59 <jaeger> Ah, right, I forgot about that shit. Maybe a flyspray or php upgrade would help

05:00 <jaeger> Though I'm not very comfortable working with either

05:00 <beerman> well, flyspray is.. lets say something.

05:29 <beerman> Mailarchive also takes a big bit, as well as various backups and such

05:35 <jaeger> I cleaned up a few things but I'll look into some aggressive rotation of the php-fpm log

05:59 <beerman> It already rotates weekly, i clean them out manually so far

06:00 <beerman> But cool. Between updates we might also want to use pkgfoster, the system seems to be running for a long time through different admins which all are not there anymore

19:09 <beerman> i see you cleaned up a bit :) i spot a few old kernels in /usr/src

19:14 <jaeger> Also no big deal if we accidentally remove something important while cleaning, I have lots of backups

19:32 <beerman> sure, i'd rather not knock things down while i am there :D

19:34 <jaeger> of course