| 2 Jul 2019 |
 TravisR | They'd rather bring the service back than fix the redirect | 21:21:36 |
 Mathijs | that makes a lot of sense | 21:21:56 |
| *  Michael (t3chguy) wonders if bribing them with chocolate would work | 21:22:00 |
| Michael (t3chguy) | Their office is just an hour or so by tube away | 21:22:09 |
| Mathijs | if it didn't take as long as it did | 21:22:09 |
| Mathijs | actually, I really shouldn't be complaining | 21:22:19 |
| Mathijs | there's alltogether too much stuff to do | 21:22:29 |
| Mathijs | and it's not like the matrix team is sitting on their asses doing nothing | 21:22:40 |
| TravisR | you could probably bribe them into doing it - particularly if you have the resources. Would need chocolate for upper management and ops | 21:22:48 |
| Mathijs | In reply to @x:riot.ovh
Their office is just an hour or so by tube away if you could, that would be awesome | 21:23:19 |
| Michael (t3chguy) | I might see some of them on Thursday at Frisbee, if it ends up happening | 21:23:45 |
| TravisR | In reply to @mathijs:matrix.vgorcum.com
and it's not like the matrix team is sitting on their asses doing nothing it's also not a core team problem - it's an ops problem. The ops team is limited in what they can achieve in a given day, and unfortunately there's much higher priority tasks which need their daily attention right now. | 21:23:45 |
| Michael (t3chguy) | I guess someone could always host an instance against the matrix.org hs | 21:24:23 |
| Michael (t3chguy) | Given that it is just a regular user account | 21:24:32 |
| Mathijs | I meant it as a colloquial term for 'people working on matrix' | 21:24:33 |
| Mathijs | but I see how it could be interpreted as 'core team' | 21:24:50 |
| TravisR | Michael (t3chguy): as long as it doesn't wake someone up at 2am or raise a red flag, I'm sure it's fine. Having the official instance going would be more ideal though. | 21:25:16 |
| Mathijs | matrix static doesn't seem like it's heavy to run, right? | 21:25:56 |
| Michael (t3chguy) | W odpowiedzi do @travis:t2l.io
Michael (t3chguy): as long as it doesn't wake someone up at 2am or raise a red flag, I'm sure it's fine. Having the official instance going would be more ideal though. Indeed | 21:25:49 |
| Michael (t3chguy) | It can create a lot of requests very quickly | 21:26:38 |
| Michael (t3chguy) | Go is surprisingly nimble at receiving requests and creating matrix api calls 😅 | 21:26:59 |
| Mathijs | does matrix static listen on port 80 by default? | 22:20:57 |
| Mathijs | oh, I should read the readme :D | 22:21:16 |
| 16 Jul 2019 |
|  TimSmall set a profile picture. | 09:56:54 |
| TimSmall changed their profile picture. | 09:58:46 |
|  Blzut3 joined the room. | 20:14:16 |
| 19 Jul 2019 |
|  Brad Koehn joined the room. | 14:59:59 |
| 26 Jul 2019 |
| Brad Koehn | I'm not sure I get it. I created an instance of matrix-static using the Docker image, generated a config.json for my homeserver, but how do I get it to serve a room? I tried inviting the user ID from the config file into a public room on my homeserver, but no joy. | 15:13:53 |
| Brad Koehn | Ah, ok, it seems to have located the room. Now if I can get the --public-serve-prefix=/foo/ to work. | 15:36:24 |
| Brad Koehn | It doesn't help that the command-line help shows it's -public-serve-prefix= (with one leading -). | 15:37:17 |
