[07:20:46]
<ilarioq> > Je sors d'une présentation de Reticulum et maintenant je rêve d'avoir une app NomadNet sur Yunohost ;-P
Je connais pas, c'est comme meshtastic?
[07:22:29]
<mrjive> hehe well, it's good to know where to look if you happen to have the same ptoblem
[08:13:30]
<selfhoster1312> > if you have a lot of warnings from your diagnosis, you should mark the unrelevant warnings as ignored so that you can still follow what happens
yep i started doing that (which is also why i regened my SSH config, woops), maybe i should write custom hooks but only bash/python is supported unfortunately :(
[08:14:55]
<selfhoster1312> but like half of the warnings are not due to actions of mine, it says i modified files which i never modified, but i guess it's because this is a 5y old install which had a lot of migrations including some before some of these files were tracked? anyway thank you for the advice, we'll be ok on our server, and you're right i should stop procrastinating this, it just feels very overwhelming that every time i/we try to customize something on yunohost we have deep fear of breaking something ^^
[08:49:53]
<khrys_> > > Je sors d'une présentation de Reticulum et maintenant je rêve d'avoir une app NomadNet sur Yunohost ;-P
> Je connais pas, c'est comme meshtastic?
https://reticulum.network/manual/zen.html :-)
[08:51:11]
<khrys_> Et aussi https://letsdecentralize.org/tutorials/nomadnet.html
[08:53:18]
<khrys_> L'intérêt c'est que c'est hyperinteropérable (ça marche aussi bien via des Lora que de la radio, Internet etc.) - et chiffré by design
[13:59:47]
<Moté> selfhoster1312: you can try force regenerating the conf you haven't changed yourself, but I guess that's how you regenerated the SSH file by mistake. If it's on a virtual server, the snapshot function is a life saver for this.
[14:00:27]
<Moté> Also, Yunohost allows to see the diff between the current conf files and what it would generate
[14:08:03]
<selfhoster1312> > Also, Yunohost allows to see the diff between the current conf files and what it would generate
yeah, i guess i missed a line... i did see it was removing the AuthorizedKeyFile directive which i assumed was fine due to the default being ~/.ssh/authorized_keys, otherwise it was just removing subnet-specific config and changing ciphers *i think*
anyway i'm not despairing, i'm not mad or anything… this is 100% my fault for changing SSH settings while away from the machine (which i usually never do for good reasons :D)
[14:28:03]
<Pierre (plabuse)> Bonjour khrys_ c'était en français ta présentation ?
[14:50:09]
<khrys_> Oui, c'était le MIG d'hier, c'est J. qui présentait (le son devrait être mis par là dans quelques temps a priori : https://www.mig.fyi/ je pense que les sachant·es reconnaîtront de quel J il s'agit ;-P)
[15:58:38]
<khrys_> Je suis en train de tester The Lounge (qui permet de rejoindre des salons irc) et mon user test indique ~thelounge@mon_ndd.ynh.fr au lieu d'indiquer le ndd feministech sous lequel j'ai créé l'app ; je pensais que c'était lié au ndd principal, j'ai donc changé et mis feministech en principal. J'ai relancé le service de l'app : rien de nouveau. Redémarré le serveur : pas mieux. J'ai plus d'idées, là... Comment faire pour que le ndd affiché soit ~thelounge@feministech.eu.org ?
[19:25:15]
<khrys_> Bon je me réponds toute seule : c'est très probablement une question de reverse DNS, je vais faire le changement côté FDN :-)