mikeTWC1984

Yeah, I also noticed that. This happens when you try to connect to websocket from different places (e.g. if you have cronicle open in browser and trying to connect via...

As far as I remember, there were 2 scenarios when this happens. 1) You have master and backup nodes, and you try to login into cronicle via backup (or maybe...

@jhuckaby Looks like socket auth via sessions gives any user (even readonly ones) a way to restart/shutdown server and run jobs. "socket.on" events don't check client role or permission. https://github.com/jhuckaby/Cronicle/blob/master/lib/comm.js#L362...

OK. What I mean is something like pure library for writing native files, without any CH binary dependency. Something like parquet-mr for Parquet format. The idea is to use it...

I think DuckDB never includes httpfs in their precompiled binaries. It can be installed by executing "INSTAL httpfs" sql command (it will download extension ) and then "LOAD httpfs".

If anyone is still interested, I was able to make cronicle work on windows with relatively small changes. I started a discussion if you need more details https://github.com/jhuckaby/Cronicle/discussions/579

I believe jobs are launched using nodejs "child_process" module. E.g. ``` var cp = require('child_process') ... var child = cp.spawn(command, args, options) ``` you can set user ,working directory, environment...

I'd doubt you can run many thousands jobs on a single machine regardless of what scheduler you use. I think in your experiment you just exhaust your system resources first...

@phishncode You may try to start cronicle in foreground mode, so it will spit all logs in stdout. Set below env variables: export CRONICLE_echo=1 export CRONICLE_foreground=1 Once it crashes I...

@corbob do you mean it can work with any other syntax highlighter? I guess it's still a dependency though.