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do you guys read? what do you read?
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>>93595a09
being this much of an intellectual is unfathomably based, sounds super interesting, I must read it one day and perhaps we can have a discussion.
>>b31d4c26
no homo
Added the event listener thing discussed on /tech/.
Whenever your local database receives an update to either posts, file refs, or file chunks, that passed validation and was written to your db, it will by default log it in the console. You can modify this behavior by modifying the config/events.js onChange() function, say if you want to connect it to a spam checking robot that would auto-delete certain types of posts or files.
Maybe we can add logfiles and stuff later by (configurable) default if that would be desired. Might not be the simplest thing to use but it's a nice starting point for this type of thing.
can I implement r9k with this?
>>9758c5b7
Yeah except for the temporary banning part lol.
You just have to query an exact match for the text and then delete the posts if a match is found.
The latest version has a query interface at /query.html
Or there is a link at the bottom of the homepage. You can do different queries on a selection of boards or all watched boards by leaving the boards blank.
Number queries are currently somewhat bugged and it doesn't support everything (like case sensitivity settings or other things) for now.
Future steps would be:
>connect query results to a mass delete and/or mass prune button
>http API that returns the hashes of the applicable posts
>allow querying file refs and file chunks
>allow finding and selecting orphaned posts, file refs, and file chunks for deletion/pruning
>more syntax support
fixed the number querying bug
Changed a few things to hopefully fix the issues with databases not opening properly on boot and not being able to be reloaded. If you try it out, let me know if it fixed the issues for you.
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Anyway, some progress was made and various issues that were being made apparent and masking the underlying issue have been fixed in the latest version.
The root of the issue seems to be timing out when contacting peers during the board database opening process.
The reload button seems to work now, this seems to be a libp2p issue.
Now that that's working, one thing we can do in the interim is set up a little subroutine/bot thing that checks for timed-out boards and reloads them.
I want to remove the soylita content on /soy/ from my view but i don't see a button for it.
also how can other people follow my hides so they don't have to see it if they don't want to as well.
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>>37e64ff8
you see a cute girl and you feel depressed and sad.. why?
how much bandwidth can a neet on welfare afford?
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>>1f69a42a
I'd recommend getting a VPS, they're a lot cheaper than dedicated machines.
>>>/torrent/
post torrents
Currently there isn't a simple way to perform user-defined queries on the board databases, users only being limited to the inbuilt queries for specific views (like index, catalog, overboard, etc). Working on something to allow you to define and execute queries on the data. A lot of this was done in the precursor to the gladden, so it's not so tricky this time. I think we can stick with mongoDB syntax for now as it's well-documented and serializable.
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