<ocdtrekkie>
but as a client, you'd need a server somewhere else?
<isd>
Yeah, hence the powerbox stuff
<isd>
I've actually got mpd running on the same box as Sandstorm, but you can't really just run mpd in sandstorm, because sound.
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<Ryuno-KiAndrJaen>
<isd> "mpd client" <- So as alternative to mpc et al?
<Ryuno-KiAndrJaen>
Can you connect to it with M.A.L.P. on Android?
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<sonata>
I'm trying to set up a Sandstorm instance. I have my own domain name, and a Let's Encrypt cert for it, including the wildcard. However, the DNS is managed separately from the VPS, so it can't be handled by scripts -- anything involving adding/editing DNS records has to be done manually.
<sonata>
I'm having trouble getting it to work -- I'm getting unhelpful messages like "An error occurred during a connection to <mydomain>.com." Are there any well-known gotchas that I'm likely to be running into?
<humanetech>
Some more upvotes and it will be on the front page.
<ocdtrekkie>
sonata: Are you trying to import the certificate manually into Sandstorm then? Note that the built-in Let's Encrypt support is designed to connect to your DNS provider's API to update the records.
<ocdtrekkie>
circlebuilder: Woo! But also I always kindasorta wish we had that momentum exactly when we have a real cool new thing to show off.
<sonata>
I don't know how I would begin trying to do that. I just tried using the install script and it Didn't Work.
<humanetech>
Yes. Well, for that you can always draft a blog post to submit (since the main site URL will not be accepted if it was recently submitted).
<humanetech>
Now should give some good follow-ups. Someone commenting "slowly dying".. needs to be told otherwise.
<humanetech>
* Front page reached 🚀
<humanetech>
Yes. Well, for that you can always draft a blog post to submit (since the main site URL will not be accepted if it was recently submitted).
<sonata>
are they wrong though
<humanetech>
Active contributors are best to tell. But it is not good to have those musings out on HN unanswered.
<isd>
Posted some comments. At this point though, I think just getting tempest into a demoable state is going to do more to answer that impression than anything I can say
<humanetech>
I see that in Tempest you intend to use WebAssembly both on front and back end. What are your impressions on the state Wasm, esp. server-side?
<isd>
I'm just using it on the frontend; the backend is compiled to native code.
<isd>
Use on the frontend has gone pretty smoothly
<isd>
Also "intend to" makes it sounds like I haven't been actively doing it since that post was written
<isd>
(In January :P)
<isd>
s/sounds/sound/
<humanetech>
Ha ha, yea. I didn't deep-dive code just now to tell how much into that you went :D
<humanetech>
I did a recent technology survey to find uses on server-side with Component Model and WASI being developed and such. I found that, even though it is all 'early adopter' stuff, there's enough activity all around to make it worth checking out in more depth.
<humanetech>
I am eyeing [wasmCloud](https://wasmcloud.com) to do some more experiments with.
<humanetech>
It has a Wasm runtime implemented in Elixir (with an admin UI in Phoenix LiveView). Cosmonic are building a PaaS on top of wasmCloud and created this Event Sourcing app [Concordance](https://cosmonic.com/docs/category/concordance) which they are turning into their "Capabilities" (not capability-security related, but NFR's separated from the business logic). Their PaaS will have an "event sourcing" capability that abstracts the implemention
<humanetech>
the core app you implement Actors that are handled by the `wasmcloud-otp` runtime.
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<Pxlrs>
hey guys, I'm currently trying sandstorm and after successfully using curl | bash to install sandstorm i cant log in to setup with my token because of:
<Pxlrs>
SSL_ERROR_UNSUPPORTED_VERSION
<Pxlrs>
error.
<Pxlrs>
What i've tried so far: renewed certificate, reloaded the sandstorm service.
<Pxlrs>
not sure why, but http version of my custom domain let it be http://pxlrs.sandcats.io/ lets me to log into my ISP modem interface
<Pxlrs>
Sys: Manjaro Linux
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<ocdtrekkie>
That sounds like they are hairpinning their way to their modem web interface? Wild. It doesn't show up from the internet side which is a relief.
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<gimzmoe>
Hi
<ocdtrekkie>
Hello!
<ill_logic>
Woah just hopped in to say I saw Sandstorm on Hacker News for no apparent reason. I see you guys noticed. If HN folks are so into it, I imagine actual new developments will get lots of attention.
<ill_logic>
zenhack: Did you say if you had an idea when Tempest will be annouce-able? (Even if for demo state)
<ill_logic>
Also zenhack: woah I'm a big MPD user. Are you adding telnet permissions to powerbox? Or is there an http interface as well?
<ocdtrekkie>
(And yes, I have a shadow HN rate limit, because I offended a couple Google employees of high esteem a couple too many times.)
<ill_logic>
Ryuno-Ki (André Jaenisch): M.A.L.P is a client right? As I understand zenhack is creating another client, so it wouldn't make sense to connect them.
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<Ryuno-KiAndrJaen>
Yes, it's another client
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<ill_logic>
Ah, zenhack said ~6 months until Tempest demo in HN comments.
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<ill_logic>
Oh you can grant general network access via powerbox. What's stopping Matrix from working then?
<ill_logic>
Is it that you'd have to approve every single potential server you want to connect to?
<TimMc>
Matrix would need inbound API access, no?
<isd>
I mean, you could package up a matrix server using IpInterface (for myMPD I only need outbound access, which is IpNetwork). But then you'd have to do TLS support yourself, and use some non-443 port, and...
<TimMc>
Oh, we have inbound ports now?
<isd>
It's been there, I'm not sure anyone's used it though.
<TimMc>
Non-443 shouldn't be a big deal, as the SRV records include both port and domain name/IP.
<TimMc>
(or I guess just name, IP might not be allowed there, dunno)
<ocdtrekkie>
Still first paging during wwdc keynote
<ocdtrekkie>
Not sure this many eyeballs can be bought
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