Time Nick Message
01:41 ventz crimsonfubot: ping
01:41 crimsonfubot pong
01:41 ventz crimsonfubot: what can you do?
01:41 crimsonfubot ventz: Error: "what" is not a valid command.
01:41 ventz crimsonfubot: help
01:41 crimsonfubot ventz: (help [<plugin>] [<command>]) -- This command gives a useful description of what <command> does. <plugin> is only necessary if the command is in more than one plugin.
01:42 ventz crimsonfubot: seppuku
01:42 crimsonfubot ventz: Error: "seppuku" is not a valid command.
01:42 ventz :)
12:48 pdurbin can i get a plus one? Re: Where's the weather? - https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-list/2012-September/msg00005.html
13:00 pdurbin or is best practice to ignore?
13:01 pdurbin ventz: here's the config: http://git.greptilian.com/?p=salt.git;a=blob;f=server1/home/supybot/crimsonfubot.conf
14:21 semiosis crimsonfubot`: version
14:21 crimsonfubot` semiosis: The current (running) version of this Supybot is 0.83.4.1+gribble (2011-06-27T14:41:49-0400). The newest version available in the gribble git repository is 0.83.4.1+gribble (2011-08-12T18:12:56-0400).
14:21 semiosis crimsonfubot`: google crimsonfu
14:22 crimsonfubot` semiosis: crimsonfu (crimsonfu) ยท GitHub: <https://github.com/crimsonfu>; crimsonfu - sysadmins who code: <http://crimsonfu.github.com/>; IRC log for #crimsonfu, 2012-08-22: <http://irclog.perlgeek.de/crimsonfu/2012-08-22>; IRC log for #crimsonfu, 2012-08-08: <http://irclog.perlgeek.de/crimsonfu/2012-08-08>; IRC log for #crimsonfu, 2012-08-16: <http://irclog.perlgeek.de/crimsonfu/2012-08-16>; (1 more message)
14:22 semiosis crimsonfubot`: learn meh as I'm not happy about it either
14:22 crimsonfubot` semiosis: Error: "learn" is not a valid command.
14:22 semiosis crimsonfubot`: meh
14:22 crimsonfubot` semiosis: Error: "meh" is not a valid command.
14:22 semiosis supybot \o/
14:23 pdurbin not sure how it became crimsonfubot` with a `
14:25 semiosis pdurbin: JoeJulian runs a supybot, glusterbot, in #gluster... it's pretty sweet
14:25 semiosis pdurbin: re: the nick, consider registering it with nickserv, then giving the bot's nick chanops with chanserv
14:26 semiosis then you can have the bot do your bidding :)
14:29 pdurbin uh. ok. might need a howto
14:29 pdurbin #ircnewbie
14:30 semiosis pdurbin: chanserv & nickserv are services provided by freenode. http://freenode.net/using_the_network.shtml
14:30 semiosis you can "/msg {chanserv,nickserv} help" too
14:31 semiosis try, for example, /msg chanserv access list #crimsonfu
14:31 pdurbin yes, i'm somewhat familiar: http://crimsonfu.github.com/2012/02/06/crimsonfu-freenode-irc-channel-setup.html
14:31 semiosis thats what i thought :)
14:32 pdurbin crimsonfubot probably deserves a blog post, maybe once i do the extra stuff you suggest
14:32 semiosis somewhere down on my todo list is to do the same for #logstash, though i haven't mentioned it to them yet
14:33 semiosis a bot could really help around there
14:34 pdurbin patches welcome for crimsonfubot :)
14:53 pdurbin git log -- path/to/file via Git: How to search for a deleted file on the project history? - Stack Overflow - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7203515/git-how-to-search-for-a-deleted-file-on-the-project-history
15:32 ventz pdurbin: ping
15:36 pdurbin ventz: hi
16:27 JoeJulian pdurbin: You posted a link to that weather email that has a quote from Socrates. When I first glanced at it I read it as, "Being kind to everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle." :)
16:29 pdurbin JoeJulian: ha!
17:11 larsks .b 1
17:11 larsks whoops...
17:47 pdurbin larsks: should i add you to https://github.com/organizations/crimsonfu/settings/members so you can push your solution to https://github.com/crimsonfu/code/tree/master/katas/autovivification ?
17:48 larsks Sure?
17:49 pdurbin ( http://irclog.perlgeek.de/crimsonfu/2012-09-11#i_5977652 )
17:50 pdurbin done! you're welcome to make a page here too if you want: http://crimsonfu.github.com/members
18:02 larsks Thanks!
18:03 pdurbin sure :)
18:13 ventz pdurbin: pm
18:24 pdurbin ventz: sorry. many things in flight
18:26 ventz np, give it a shot. should be all set
18:30 pdurbin crimsonfubot: lucky crimsonfubot
18:30 crimsonfubot pdurbin: http://irclog.perlgeek.de/crimsonfu/2012-06-09
18:30 pdurbin that's better
18:36 pdurbin "This Environment Module audit at Harvard was the inspiration for this article, and I want to thank the Harvard team, particularly their fearless leader and Desperate Perl guru, Dr. James Cuff" -- http://hpc.admin-magazine.com/Articles/Auditing-Environment-Modules/%28offset%29/4
19:43 pdurbin_m An introduction to version control with Git: http://acops.seas.harvard.edu/workshops.html
19:44 pdurbin_m (at a git talk)
19:48 pdurbin_m huh. https://openid.seas.harvard.edu
19:49 pdurbin_m Atlassian CrowdID... I've never really thought of being an openid provider for our users...
19:59 pdurbin_m not that anyone has asked for it :)
20:01 pdurbin_m https://code.seas.harvard.edu
20:08 pdurbin_m sounds like gitorious just throws ssh keys in the git user's .ssh directory. like I'm doing manually (via puppet)
20:09 pdurbin_m http://gitorious.org
20:09 semiosis isn't that deprecated in favor of gitolite?
20:10 semiosis hmm seems like i'm thinking of something else
20:11 semiosis ah, was thinking of gitosis, nm
20:11 semiosis i just set up gitlab yesterday, beginning to play with it today... do you have any opinion on gitorious vs. gitlab?
20:32 pdurbin_m https://code.seas.harvard.edu/gitorious_installation/gitorious_installation_repo/blobs/master/Gitorious_Install_Centos6.sh
20:32 pdurbin_m much work went into that script apparently
20:35 larsks Gitorious does not use user home directories.
20:35 larsks "gitosis" is what people used before gitloite.
20:35 larsks Gitorious is more like github...but not quite as slick.
20:36 larsks It's substantially nicer than either gitosis or gitolite because it offers a complete self-service solution. We're trying to take ourselves out of the critical path of people getting things done.
20:37 larsks We've rolled out openid because (a) lots of web applications use it "out of the box", and Harvard doesn't yet have a good federated authentication solution. Our OpenID providers lets you use *either* FAS or SEAS credentials.
20:37 larsks It's more "aggragation" than "federation", but we really, really needed to be able to offer a service across both authentication domains.
20:38 pdurbin_m lars: a common "git" user's home dir, right?
20:38 larsks I've never used gitlab...
20:39 larsks It does manage a common "git" user's home directory, and then uses a wrapper script to control access-via-ssh in the same way it handles access-via-http. There's lots of repository metadata (collaborats and permissions and so forth) that are stored in a database.
20:41 pdurbin_m ok. thanks
20:41 pdurbin_m that's what I'm hearing
20:42 pdurbin_m at $work we use straight git, not unlike my own http://git.greptilian.com
20:45 larsks We've moved all our own stuff onto code.seas -- both because (a) we want to eat our own dogfood, and (b) because it turns out to be a lot easier than managing straight git when there are a bunch of people involved.
20:45 larsks We have a few things hosted on github because of the automatic-web-content-from-your-repository (e.g., acops.seas.harvard.edu is a git repository hosted on github), but not much else.
20:46 larsks https://github.com/seasac-ops/seasac-ops.github.com
20:46 pdurbin_m overheard: "they're gonna want buttons" :)
20:47 larsks From my perspective, the big Missing Feature in Gitorious is the lack of UI support for web hooks (e.g., like https://help.github.com/articles/post-receive-hooks). There's support in the code, but you need backend access to set things up.
20:48 pdurbin_m Hmm. Ok