[txomon(telegram)] probably someone got their API key or sth (re @Ian: Ironically that's the bot that's supposed to protect from spammers.)
[zzamboni(telegram)] Look at the message: look like the author of the bot is using it to spam about his new project.
[Paradox460(telegram)] in android we’re thinking about making our own antispam bot; if we do, would you guys want to use it?
[SitiSchu(telegram)] they seriously didn't do that in all groups (re @shieldy_bot: Hi there! It's Nikita, the creator of Shieldy. Over 65 000 chats added Shieldy! It is free and I sell no ads so I decided to tell you about my new project — Todorant.
Todorant is a smart todo list that uses cognitive psychology to make your brain feel pleasure by achieving goals. I created Todorant for myself — and I use it every day — but my friends asked me to give them access to Todorant. And today anyone can use Todorant:
As a website
On iOS
On Android
I outlined the main productivity rules in my post "How I launched 7 products in 1 year" and in the video-summary "How to use Todorant" (just 2 minutes long). Briefly, Todorant makes you add an exact date or month to every task, you only see one task at a time to focus on the main screen, unpleasant tasks are called frogs and should be done first thing in the morning.
I hacked my productivity with the simple rules and made the app so that you could do it as well! Todorant is completely free for the first 30 days, and you can even use mobile apps without login! No strings attached — just try Todorant as a website, on iOS or Android today. This is how you can support free Voicy that transcribes over 90 000 voice messages a day! Thank you!
— @borodutch)
Todorant is a smart todo list that uses cognitive psychology to make your brain feel pleasure by achieving goals. I created Todorant for myself — and I use it every day — but my friends asked me to give them access to Todorant. And today anyone can use Todorant:
As a website
On iOS
On Android
I outlined the main productivity rules in my post "How I launched 7 products in 1 year" and in the video-summary "How to use Todorant" (just 2 minutes long). Briefly, Todorant makes you add an exact date or month to every task, you only see one task at a time to focus on the main screen, unpleasant tasks are called frogs and should be done first thing in the morning.
I hacked my productivity with the simple rules and made the app so that you could do it as well! Todorant is completely free for the first 30 days, and you can even use mobile apps without login! No strings attached — just try Todorant as a website, on iOS or Android today. This is how you can support free Voicy that transcribes over 90 000 voice messages a day! Thank you!
— @borodutch)
[SitiSchu(telegram)] ok yes they did
[pontaoski(telegram)] sure did (re @SitiSchu: ok yes they did)
[SitiSchu(telegram)] could also just self host shieldy (re @Paradox460: in android we’re thinking about making our own antispam bot; if we do, would you guys want to use it?)
[SitiSchu(telegram)] it's open source
[Paradox460(telegram)] the benefit of a lot of these bots though is the shared database; a spammer banned in 10 channels for the same message will get banned in the rest
[xiaqqaix(telegram)] I'll consider self hosting if this happens again...
[pontaoski(telegram)] that's going to be fun to debug since Linux console doesn't preserve output on logout :D
[pontaoski(telegram)] *get the output of
I "log into" elvish from a tty every single day without incident. I suspect from your second comment you mean you're launching elvish from a serial console login session. If so there are several things that might account for a failure. For example, the termios rows and cols values are typically zero on a serial console.
If you're using elvish built from git master the most important piece of information, the panic message, should be near the bottom of the panic output.
Also, does it leave you in a "rescue shell"; i.e., a /bin/sh shell?
Do you actually see elvish display a panic stack or are you just assuming it's panicing because you never see a shell prompt?
Or capture the session with a tool like
asciinema.
Also, have you confirmed that everything works fine if you make the login shell /bin/sh (or bash, zsh, whatever)? If so what happens if you login using that shell then do
exec elvish?
[pontaoski(telegram)] anyways I suppose I have time to test
[pontaoski(telegram)] in about 20 or so minutes
[SolitudeSF(telegram)] edit: API for the Interactive Editor
https://elv.sh/ref/edit.html
https://elv.sh/ref/edit.html
[zzamboni(telegram)] I don't use vcsh anymore, so I haven't maintained it in a while, but if you would open an issue, I'd be happy to look at it :) (re @mesajorbot: [krader1961(gitter)] Grrrr. Using modules like
github.com/zzamboni/elvish-completions/vcsh fails if prerequisites, such as a sufficiently new git command, isn’t available.)