The current situation is that trying to run `docker compose ...` is throwing a permission denied on the docker-compose.yml file even though it's there and readable.
I wrote a helm chart for my deployments.
The problem was that the initial user was set up, and then another user was set up for nostream (that didn't have sudo) When we moved the directory to the drive, we tried chowning the directory to the primary user, but then the start script refused to run.
There were additional difficulties getting the nostream user access to those files after chwoning them back, but still it would not launch
Heh. Right under my nose. I keep going direct to the nips and didn't think to check the Readme
Is there a good reference out there for what kinds of events there are with a link to the relevant spec (nip or otherwise)
This reminded me to check my strike balance. I just so happened to be on my final hour before scheduled buy failure.
Next step is learning to configure nginx to serve all the other files you used to serve.
In case anyone is curious, here are my notes for setting up a cluster with k3d in the context of building #[0]
I run a kubernetes cluster inside docker and run my easy postgres instances inside that.
Test Message. Please Ignore.
Gotta play those old games somehow. Although LTT recently did a video about advancements in Win 98 emulation.
Why is it that Twitter can notify me that someone I follow just subscribed to another twitter user for $20/mo, but it won't tell me who that was so I can unfollow them?
Would this mean that relays would need to support both formats? (falling back to json if the client doesn't support it)
Most everything wasn't loading, but I was still getting Telegram and Outlook notifications. Powercycle fixed it.
It's always interesting when your internet is functionally down, but some things still come through.