Maarten van Gompel

> It was my assumption that with the "lamachine-add oralhistory" command it would have built and configured this. So I guess I'm missing something, but what? You're right, it should...

Were you accessing the portal on http://lnx-htl-269v.pwo.ou.nl:8080/ or on https://lnx-hrl-269v.pwo.ou.nl ? If the former was the case, then the portal may have detected that and rewritten some URLs. The idea...

Ok, I would expect http://lnx-hrl-269v:8080/oralhistory/ to at least present something then (even though the interface will probably not render because of the URL mismatch), but you shouldn't get a HTTP...

Yes, that is by design, it ensures the links are rewritten properly but LaMachine itself never handles https, your reverse proxy needs to do that, so testing that properly will...

When you install a custom LaMachine, you can opt for extra diskspace during the bootstrap process, this is indeed needed when installing certain extra software. Increasing the disksize as you...

I'm reopening this as it does address an important issue that needs fixing. The LaMachine bootstrap procedure has functionality for adding extra disk space when building a LaMachine image, and...

In the above mentioned issue I hint at another workaround, but that requires some linux administration expertise. Creating the VM on a linux machine and then copying the images (plural...

Uwsgi support on mac seems to be tougher than expected, when using the homebrew uwsgi, processes crash without further information: ``` proycon@proycons-iMac ~/dev/etc/uwsgi-emperor/vassals (dev) $ uwsgi colibricore.ini [uWSGI] getting INI...

I'm postponing solving this until later. The webserver support on macOS is now limited to the portal and the jupyter lab, most underlying services won't work yet and produce 502...

That is a indeed a nasty issue we have seen before in rare circumstances, see https://github.com/proycon/python-frog/issues/17 . It's a bit of a mystery still what causes it, usually it doesn't...