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Dear All,

To help with migration data integrity checks, today I spend the day working on this and created a migration tool which I hope is useful.

Basically, I mapped all the new discourse...

First of all, I would like to congratulate the developers of the great Node-Red software and for making programming available to the masses via the visual programming paradigm. I have introduced...

how about to start with - you can enhance it to match ONLY 6 or 8 chars (not 6 though 8 including 7) - left as an exercise:
grep -iE '^#[a-f0-9]{6,8}$' colours.txt

A little further improvement:

Instead of the find action...

-exec rm -f {} \;

you may use...

-exec rm -f {} +

which uses less rm calls since filenames to delete are added until the...

Sorry for that outbreak...

But it's working now, thank you MIG & Rav, though, mostly because I droped 'those' catches alltogether...
Here's the full working pick:
pick() { # [-1 -2 -a -m] $LIST...

what have you done so far and where exactly are stuck?
have you searched for similar threads in these fora?
have you checked the 10 More Discussions You Might Find Interesting at the bottom of this...

Update:


I have successfully moved all servers over to the "two container (data, web) with nginx reverse proxy to unix socket" configuration.
The problem was missing information in the support...

Update:


Staging server is running the "two container, nginx reverse proxy to unix socket" configuration.

Future production server is running the "two container without nginx reverse proxy"...

Update:

Have made some core changes and am currently running both our staging server and our production server in "two container" mode; where the database and the web app are in two separate...

The grep args should be quoted so the shell does not try a filename generation.
builtin echo "$NUM" | $GREP -q "[a-zA-Z]" && continue

Update:

Long baking (staging server, discourse1) done after close to 15 hours:

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It is much improved, but @Scrutiziner, with his eagle eye for details, has plans for more refinements to...

Normally,

It is a good idea to start from the top, but the method is up to you:

Comment out all the lines except for the top line, flush iptables, reapply and test.

If it works,...

Just some notes on some typical tasks for Discourse and how long they take:

Restore Postgres DB (Linux Ubuntu, 8 Core 32 GB RAM)


# time ./restoreneo // simple script that does a command...

For those who have never seen the inside of a Discourse app, here are the canned raking tasks:


# rake --tasks
rake about # List...

Hi,

just want to note there's a cron-like daemon that allows to initiate actions not based on time but on filesystem activities. (File created, accessed, written to, moved, deleted, ...)

It's...

There is bug in the new member registration process.

This bug appeared after we paused registration and moved to the new forums in our initial test mode.

When a new user registers now (here),...

Today, armed with a new migration script vbulletin_neo7.rb I will start a migration from scratch on the staging server for the purposes of getting raw preprocessed posts from the postgres DB and...

We "completed" the migration of this vB3 site to Discourse a number of days ago. However, deeper testing by @Scrutinizer and @MadeInGermany revealed that a lot of text was mangled in the migration. ...

Update: Both the new site and site are live.

We plan to set this site (www.unix.com) to read only and there will be no new registrations here after this weekend.

I plan do the "final"...

Seems like the "likes" migrations worked well, and most of the profile counters have updated, except mine (for some strange reason, LOL)

The discourse system gives more weight to likes to people...

I got some advices from a person who wrote his thesis on the subject of benchmarking:


benchmark with the applications that are like the later used applications.
test with concurrent...

Done...

Updating topic reply counts...
138032 / 138032 (100.0%) [10714 items/min]
Updating first_post_created_at...

Updating user post_count...

Updating user topic_count...
...

Some of my crude hacking worked ..... LOL

At least some attachments are working:

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Success! LOL

Hi,

I got asked if I can list some additional informations about ceph "in production" at my site.

Well, the small hyperconverged cluster here with ceph is not really in production by the...