00:27 <jaeger> Looks pretty dumb... it's failing some and not others and the timestamp is the difference

00:27 <jaeger> failed: "timestamp": "2022-11-13T10:02:11Z",

00:27 <jaeger> succeeded: "timestamp": "2022-11-13T01:16:13-06:00",

00:29 <jaeger> For bonus weirdness pushes from me or stenur have the "good" timestamp... pushes from you have the "bad" timestamp

00:29 <jaeger> That leads me to think the timestamp comes from the client, not gitea, and maybe we have different git versions or different config in some way

00:32 <jaeger> So it seems like python's fromisoformat() doesn't fully support ISO-8601, as both timestamps should be ISO-8601 compliant

00:33 <jaeger> I guess I can work around that easily enough but seems stupid

00:35 <jaeger> It makes sense that the timestamp comes from the client (or at least the commit), since you could commit but not push at the same time

00:35 <jaeger> Just hadn't really thought about it before

00:36 <jaeger> The last one from you that DID work was the papirus-icon-theme update on 2022-11-01 - did you change any git config locally since then?

00:41 <jaeger> Oh wow, it might be even dumber than it looks... daylight savings

00:41 <jaeger> check out the timestamps here: http://ix.io/4fVw

00:46 <jaeger> I think gitea is the problem here, it's turning a +00:00 into Z (oversimplification, I have not looked at what it's actually doing under the hood)

00:47 <jaeger> and some blame goes to python's fromisoformat for not really supporting all of it :P

05:16 <beerman> yep, no changes, besides daylight savings

15:55 <stenur> Btw FreeBSD exchanged its base system mailer to dma. sendmail is gone (by default at least). dma is sufficient to deliver local cron reports and even forward to a smarthost.

15:56 <stenur> (I still track that via git. 'Must be said that i do not know whether official dma is already sync'd to the FreeBSD one, there were many committs doing substantial changes a year or so ago. I _planned_ on integrating them locally, but then never did it.)

15:57 <stenur> If it were me i would integrate dma in core and make it a default, and offer postfix-lmdb (standard/only postfix variant on AlpineLinux now) as near to core as exim can be.

15:58 <stenur> But there are quite some things i would make differently.