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<Lynne>
trying to figure out why I'm not getting anything in my inbox (except for 2 emails sent during the night, oddly)
<elenril>
I see nothing about an email TO -bounces
<elenril>
it's an email FROM -bounces
<elenril>
and it says queued for delivery at the end, so...
<elenril>
also, seems like not postfix and hence inferior smtp server
<Lynne>
I don't run a billion dollar enterprise iso-certified kerberos-secured system :/
<elenril>
and that prevents you from using postfix?
<elenril>
not that I care, but the problem is not visible in your log either way
<Lynne>
there are absolutely zero good smtp/imap/pop servers
<Lynne>
postfix is quite good, I admit, I like its configuration style, and it was easy to figure out
<elenril>
nobody should be using POP
<Lynne>
yup, I don't
<elenril>
postfix is a great SMTP server
<elenril>
and dovecot is an okay IMAP server
<Lynne>
dovecot is fortune 100 certified garbage in my book
<elenril>
worksforme
<elenril>
even the replication feature works surprisingly well
<Lynne>
replication?
<elenril>
two instances, changes to either one gets automagically replicated to the other
<JEEB>
technical bus factor of >1
<Lynne>
what use is that feature?
<elenril>
a backup mail server
<JEEB>
think what happens if one host goes poof
<Lynne>
but you need to edit DNS records to redirect
<elenril>
for delivery, you have two MX records, so mail can be delivered to either
<JEEB>
master-master
<elenril>
for accessing the email, depends on your setup
<Lynne>
so you have 2 servers in different locations?
<elenril>
yes
<Lynne>
nice
<Lynne>
stalwart can do this too, since everything is stored on a postgres DB which can be remote
<Lynne>
everything, including settings and configuration
<JEEB>
postgres <3
<elenril>
I'm using mariadb, postgres replication looked too scary
<JEEB>
oppan galera cluster
<Lynne>
2000s called, they want their SQL server back
<elenril>
worksforme
<JEEB>
(although that IIRC requires a third one to figure out disagreements)
<elenril>
I'll probably never be a DB person
<elenril>
JEEB: I'm running master-slave for DB
<JEEB>
yea I'm happy not being the one managing these things
<elenril>
that's the only aspect where the two servers are unequal
<JEEB>
also I hope for Mysql-likes you have strict mode on
<JEEB>
otherwise it will silently corrupt data
<Lynne>
postgres somehow went from being a 70's unix project for those with 2 meters of beard to being the hip new thing everyone should be using right around the time of the mysql->mariadb switch
<JEEB>
since it can effectively do binary JSON storage etc
<Lynne>
postgres' db search is beyond hopeless, you still need elasticsearch or meilisearch or similar to get usable search
<elenril>
>db
<Lynne>
when will web people understand what you want from a search is regex?
<elenril>
>search
<elenril>
that's now what a RDBMS is for
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<Lynne>
"Use Postgres for caching instead of Redis with UNLOGGED tables and TEXT as a JSON data type. Use stored procedures or do as I do, use ChatGPT to write them for you, to add and enforce an expiry date for the data just like in Redis."
<Lynne>
oh no
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<courmisch>
DB? I use dovecot over filesystem
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<haasn>
I use a DBMS as a filesystem
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<BtbN>
click edit, edit, save
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<Marth64>
Works for me. Can give a quick opinion/validation on this change? Final example uses -vf scale_cuda=-1:720, but I couldn't get it to work without hwupload_cuda first in the filter chain (which makes sense to me.)
<Marth64>
Thanks BtbN.
<Marth64>
As final example doesn't use hw decode.
<BtbN>
It's lacking -hwaccel_output_format cuda
<BtbN>
if you add hwupload, it'll download and then re-upload
<BtbN>
For some reason the command literally two lines above has it right
<BtbN>
It does have -hwaccel cuda, so it uses hwaccel? Or what do you mean?
<Marth64>
Nope, I was just confused. I realize that adding hwupload was the wrong approach now. -hwaccel_output_format cuda is the solution
<Marth64>
I'll re-test the command with that and fix in the wiki. thank you
<Marth64>
aaaand it works, and it's much faster logically.
<Marth64>
Fixed. ✔
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