Re: [announce] tipidee is now in open beta!

2023-10-25 Thread Vincent de RIBOU via skaware
once agin tks for the work done, very good base to go further on my fork abour 
websocket.
Just take care about target redundancy.'src/tipideed/tipideed.o' twice
Vincent de RIBOU région Ouest - France belzo2005-dolp...@yahoo.fr 

Le mardi 24 octobre 2023 à 16:52:23 UTC+2, Laurent Bercot 
 a écrit :  
 
 
  The release date of tipidee is approaching.

  Since the last announcement, there have been some significant changes
to tipidee, including:

  - a more flexible logging configuration
  - custom error pages (by domain)
  - custom headers

as well as many bugfixes, thanks to everyone's reports.

  These changes were the last important ones. There will be no more
major additions before the release.

  But the new features need testing! In particular, custom error pages
and custom headers are new enough and complex enough that they could
use more people stress-testing them. So please, if you can, grab
tipidee's git head, and check that it works for you and your twisted
mind.

  (Some parts of the /etc/tipidee.conf syntax have changed, you will
need to perform minor edits to your configuration and run tipidee-config
again.)

  Thanks a lot in advance! The more testing, the sooner we can put a
number on it. :)

  (Alexis, the documentation is in a good place now and I do not expect
any important changes to it before the release. There will probably be
minor tweaks and rephrasing, but that's it.)

--
  Laurent

  

Re: [announce] tipidee is now in open beta!

2023-10-25 Thread Alexis



"Laurent Bercot"  writes:

 (Alexis, the documentation is in a good place now and I do not 
 expect
any important changes to it before the release. There will 
probably be

minor tweaks and rephrasing, but that's it.)


Thanks for the heads-up! i've just pushed an update. :-)


Alexis.


Re: [announce] tipidee is now in open beta!

2023-10-24 Thread Laurent Bercot



 The release date of tipidee is approaching.

 Since the last announcement, there have been some significant changes
to tipidee, including:

 - a more flexible logging configuration
 - custom error pages (by domain)
 - custom headers

as well as many bugfixes, thanks to everyone's reports.

 These changes were the last important ones. There will be no more
major additions before the release.

 But the new features need testing! In particular, custom error pages
and custom headers are new enough and complex enough that they could
use more people stress-testing them. So please, if you can, grab
tipidee's git head, and check that it works for you and your twisted
mind.

 (Some parts of the /etc/tipidee.conf syntax have changed, you will
need to perform minor edits to your configuration and run tipidee-config
again.)

 Thanks a lot in advance! The more testing, the sooner we can put a
number on it. :)

 (Alexis, the documentation is in a good place now and I do not expect
any important changes to it before the release. There will probably be
minor tweaks and rephrasing, but that's it.)

--
 Laurent



Re: [announce] tipidee is now in open beta!

2023-09-25 Thread Laurent Bercot



- is it possible to customise error pages as static pages? Currently I 
think not but is it forecasted?


 I initially wanted to *specifically* avoid this, because some Web 
servers

return a 200 status when serving their customized error page, which is
a terrible idea. But then I realized you didn't have to do that, and
serve a customized page while still returning the proper error code.

 So, yeah, why not - maybe not right now, but in a later version, sure.
I'll add that to the future.html documentation page.


- in other words tipidee does only return error codes and no content 
linked to?


 There currently _is_ content returned with the 404 response. It's just
so minimal you get the impression there is none. :)

--
 Laurent



Re: [announce] tipidee is now in open beta!

2023-09-25 Thread Vincent de RIBOU via skaware
Just focus on 4xx error codes for the question, but could be wider to 3xx for 
exampleThks
Vincent de RIBOU région Ouest - France belzo2005-dolp...@yahoo.fr 

Le lundi 25 septembre 2023 à 16:43:44 UTC+2, Vincent de RIBOU 
 a écrit :  
 
 Hi,
I read the news about tipidee in happy feeling.Then read the documentation and 
have a first question:
- is it possible to customise error pages as static pages? Currently I think 
not but is it forecasted?- in other words tipidee does only return error codes 
and no content linked to?
In waiting some answers thanks for the work done with this new software.Regards,
Vincent de RIBOU région Ouest - France belzo2005-dolp...@yahoo.fr 

Le vendredi 22 septembre 2023 à 11:01:00 UTC+2, Alexis 
 a écrit :  
 
 
"Laurent Bercot"  writes:

>>An mdoc(7) port of the documentation is now also available:
>>
>>https://sr.ht/~flexibeast/tipidee-man-pages/
>
>  Thanks a lot - what speed! :D
>  But please be aware that everything can still be very much in 
>  flux
> until the official release. Doc is getting fixed, completed,
> reworded, as much as code is. ;)

ACK. :-) My thought was that having man pages available might 
facilitate some people's testing, even if there's some drift in 
code and documentation during this period; if you can ping me when 
you think you might be getting close to an official release, i can 
make sure everything is up-to-date. :-)


Alexis.


Re: [announce] tipidee is now in open beta!

2023-09-25 Thread Vincent de RIBOU via skaware
Hi,
I read the news about tipidee in happy feeling.Then read the documentation and 
have a first question:
- is it possible to customise error pages as static pages? Currently I think 
not but is it forecasted?- in other words tipidee does only return error codes 
and no content linked to?
In waiting some answers thanks for the work done with this new software.Regards,
Vincent de RIBOU région Ouest - France belzo2005-dolp...@yahoo.fr 

Le vendredi 22 septembre 2023 à 11:01:00 UTC+2, Alexis 
 a écrit :  
 
 
"Laurent Bercot"  writes:

>>An mdoc(7) port of the documentation is now also available:
>>
>>https://sr.ht/~flexibeast/tipidee-man-pages/
>
>  Thanks a lot - what speed! :D
>  But please be aware that everything can still be very much in 
>  flux
> until the official release. Doc is getting fixed, completed,
> reworded, as much as code is. ;)

ACK. :-) My thought was that having man pages available might 
facilitate some people's testing, even if there's some drift in 
code and documentation during this period; if you can ping me when 
you think you might be getting close to an official release, i can 
make sure everything is up-to-date. :-)


Alexis.
  

Re: [announce] tipidee is now in open beta!

2023-09-22 Thread Alexis



"Laurent Bercot"  writes:


An mdoc(7) port of the documentation is now also available:

https://sr.ht/~flexibeast/tipidee-man-pages/


 Thanks a lot - what speed! :D
 But please be aware that everything can still be very much in 
 flux

until the official release. Doc is getting fixed, completed,
reworded, as much as code is. ;)


ACK. :-) My thought was that having man pages available might 
facilitate some people's testing, even if there's some drift in 
code and documentation during this period; if you can ping me when 
you think you might be getting close to an official release, i can 
make sure everything is up-to-date. :-)



Alexis.


Re: [announce] tipidee is now in open beta!

2023-09-22 Thread Laurent Bercot

An mdoc(7) port of the documentation is now also available:

https://sr.ht/~flexibeast/tipidee-man-pages/


 Thanks a lot - what speed! :D
 But please be aware that everything can still be very much in flux
until the official release. Doc is getting fixed, completed,
reworded, as much as code is. ;)

--
 Laurent






Re: [announce] tipidee is now in open beta!

2023-09-22 Thread Alexis



"Laurent Bercot"  writes:

 Please download it, use it, abuse it, and send me all the 
 bug-reports

you can.

 https://skarnet.org/software/tipidee/
 git://git.skarnet.org/tipidee/


An mdoc(7) port of the documentation is now also available:

https://sr.ht/~flexibeast/tipidee-man-pages/


Alexis.