Daenney

Here's some code that lets you calculate it, at least if you're on 0.10 (which is currently on rc3): ```python3 #!/usr/bin/env python3 import argparse import os import pathlib import sys...

Log file rotation is either managed with something like logrotate, or done automatically by your init-system like in the case of systemd. You probably already have logrotate on your system,...

> Daenney dixit: > Log file rotation is either managed with something like logrotate > I’m not sure logrotate will (easily) work, as it sits separate from the program that...

Given GtS is a "backend-first" approach and we generally assume people are using a full-fledged client, I've switched this to an enhancement instead.

It turns out this apparently uses QuickTime or XMP tags, and there's multiple of the fuckers that can contain location info * https://exiftool.org/TagNames/QuickTime.html * https://exiftool.org/TagNames/XMP.html There's a bajillion location related...

Matroska spatial information tags only do country-level tags it seems: https://www.matroska.org/technical/tagging.html. Haven't found any official docs on encoding coordinates in it.

You don't need to manually vacuum PG, let autovacuum handle it. If autovacuum is not able to keep up with pruning dead tuples, people can tweak it for their database....

I don't think we should manually call vacuum on PG. Not even at startup. The divergence is unfortunate, but we shouldn't be applying maintenance patterns or recommendations of SQLite to...

I think that's probably the best approach. I'm honestly not sure how often the vacuum calls should be done when using SQLite in incremental vacuum mode. Given that in full...

I don't think we can't do it (only) synchronously. I believe Mastodon currently doesn't do this, but we should every now and then revalidate those links. Someone might own a...