jjg @jjg@social.coop

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@ekaitz_zarraga @djsumdog

Yeah fossil really does it all. I went that way for awhile but honestly it was more than I needed, and more work to maintain.

I don't know why but I love reading crap like this:

https://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19810001583.pdf

Man, the more I learn about #git, the less I need anything else.

@gemlog @xmanmonk same here, I use a different VPS but still use their tutorials because they are soooo good.

Kind of feel guilty about it 😇

Fun new AIO feature:

https://io.adafruit.com/blog/notebook/2018/11/26/feed-webhooks/

@vertigo @h

...now to find a way to migrate wordpress content without agony 😂

@Kyresti I've always thought calling what we hackers do "engineering" was wrong.

Not that hacking is wrong, but it's not engineering :)

@vertigo @h

I thought maybe some weird FS thing but sudo works so...had to be permissions?

Anyway I was able to work-around it by telling Hugo to stop messing with timestamps :)

@h ah!

--noTimes flag did it :)

@h maybe you can help me out with something that I think might be Go-specific?

Working on the server-side of the deployment and I get:

"Error: Error copying static files: chtimes <private details>, operation not permitted" during the hugo command.

Of course it works with sudo, but that's not cool :)

I've confirmed that the user is in the right group, and that the directory permissions are cool, etc. (cp, mkdir all work) but I'm not sure what "chtimes" is trying to do?

@h that's where I'm departing from (WP).

So far so good.

Decided to give Hugo a shot, thanks for all the suggestions!

Found this tutorial that looks pretty good in case anyone else is looking for such a thing:

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-deploy-a-hugo-site-to-production-with-git-hooks-on-ubuntu-14-04