[11:13] <soultcer> Everyone who isn't running the warrior, please do a git pull so you get the latest tinyurl code and the new code for snipurl
[11:14] <ersi> Yay
[11:24] <deathy> crap..just brutally stopping script ok? ...
[11:25] <deathy> now I only get "No tasks available"
[11:26] <soultcer> deathy: Try adding a -c to the end of the command line
[11:26] <soultcer> It will signal the tracker to drop all pending tasks
[11:26] <soultcer> Or you can manually call http://tracker.tinyarchive.org/v1/task/clear?version=2.3
[11:27] <deathy> "run-pipeline: error: unrecognized arguments: -c"
[11:28] <soultcer> Ah, you are running it with the pipeline. In that case just do a "wget -O /dev/null http://tracker.tinyarchive.org/v1/task/clear?version=2.3"
[11:28] <deathy> and how does that clear just for my user?
[11:28] <soultcer> It clears for your IP address
[11:29] <deathy> done. let's see now
[11:30] <deathy> seems to be working ok now, thanks. any comments on correct shutdown procedure? :)
[11:32] <soultcer> If you run it with pipeline.py, you can create a stopfile (e.g. "touch STOP"), and it will finish the current tasks and then exit (may take up to 5 minutes)
[11:33] <soultcer> But you can also just kill all threads if you prefer that, the tracker is smart enough to reassign tasks that haven't been finished.
[11:48] <ersi> deathy: By the way, if you get "No tasks available" - that one will sleep for 60 seconds and then exit.. So no harm in stopping it forcefully - or waiting for that part
[14:23] <soultcer> just made the switch to require v2.3
[14:23] <ersi> \o/
[15:38] <GitHub69> [tinyback] soult pushed 3 new commits to master: https://github.com/soult/tinyback/compare/588c45c9fe83...0f7d20e6d34c
[15:38] <GitHub69> tinyback/master 0f7d20e David Triendl: Bump version to 2.4
[15:38] <GitHub69> tinyback/master 3980ca8 David Triendl: services.Snipurl: Handle preview pages
[15:38] <GitHub69> tinyback/master fbffcae David Triendl: services.Snipurl: Close connection after each request...
[19:12] <soultcer> http://www.authenticjobs.com/jobs/15188/tr-im-url-shortener
[19:12] <soultcer> Apparently a domain name "investement company" (aka domain squatter) bought the domain
[19:12] <soultcer> I wonder if they received a copy of the database with it
[19:58] <chronomex> soultcer: hah, sounds like ... maybe we should apply
[20:00] <deathy> bring back up = start shortening again, creating more tr.im links which after some time will go away again and have to be archived again? ...
[20:01] <chronomex> also making fuckpiles of money
[20:01] <chronomex> clearly
[20:01] <chronomex> since there's loads of money in url shortening