development

[neon leaf]

they used the slow drizzle methods

tf is this

[sharp geyser]

idk man

this is pretty compelling

[delicate zephyr]

looks like they followed the documentation

:^)

[sharp geyser]

drizzle = slow

[neon leaf]

the experimental docs

[sharp geyser]

it's name is drizzle for a reason

I might go full on TS for my next project

even tho I hate ts now

[delicate zephyr]

but nah tbf at the end of the day its personal pref

[sharp geyser]

so true

[lament rock]

Waiting for inline type comments in js

[delicate zephyr]

we use both Prisma and pg-node on topstats

lol

[sharp geyser]

Waiting for when I make it big with my unicorn company ideas

[delicate zephyr]

cause I have to interface with timescale to make raw queries

[sharp geyser]

It will happen one day guys

Don't you worry

I wont forget you when I make a quick millie

this def isn't happening but yk

[neon leaf]

im still awaiting government approval of my business 🙏

[lament rock]

Make a promising startup company and then get bought out and just dont work on it anymore

[sharp geyser]

Well

This startup im planning on making rn Idm if it gets bought out

The other one ima hold onto as long as possible

[lament rock]

I'd prefer if someone made a compelling offer on my projects I've worked on under my bot's org name

Pretty cool stuff!

[sharp geyser]

Are they even publicly accessible to view?

[lament rock]

Yup

[lament rock]

https://github.com/AmandaDiscord

[sharp geyser]

Interesting

[lament rock]

Amanda's client repo should be of interest as there are packages

[hidden gorge]

so i rewrote my system to accept a Json file for a collection and it works now

it just doesnt support default...

[sharp geyser]

??

[hidden gorge]

idk why

[sharp geyser]

This sounds stupid

postgres better

[hidden gorge]

well it works now

im still working on moving perms away

[wheat mesa]

Somewhat concerning that you can assign permissions via a create endpoint

Also you’re storing passwords in plaintext

That’s a very bad idea

[hidden gorge]

yeah i coding bit flags rn

[delicate zephyr]

please

dont store passwords in plaintext

[wheat mesa]

Bitflags has nothing to do with the password being in plaintext

You need to hash and salt the password

[hidden gorge]

im fucking gonna....

its called early development stage

[spark flint]

just hash the pass

[hidden gorge]

i quit

[spark flint]

my guy it takes like 30s

[wheat mesa]

I’m in the early development stage of my swe class project and our passwords are hashed lol

[hidden gorge]

ok

[wheat mesa]

There’s nothing more permanent than temporary

[hidden gorge]

so idk if i undersand this fully

const Permissions = new BitFlags({
    APPROVE_IMAGES: true,
    BANNED: false,
});

would banned allow them to not do anything or i am doing it wrong

[wheat mesa]

Why is “BANNED” a permission and not a field

[hidden gorge]

huh

[wheat mesa]

Permissions define what a user is allowed to do

“Banned” is a status of some sort

[hidden gorge]

o

like this is what i have rn

i removed banned

[wheat mesa]

Perhaps I don’t fully understand what you’re doing here

Is that permissions variable being assigned to something elsewhere?

[hidden gorge]

this is what my code does

[hidden gorge]

const Permissions = new classes.BitFlags({
    APPROVE_IMAGES: true,
    DELETE_POSTS: true,
    COMMENT: true,
    VALIDATE_POST: true,
    CREATE_POST: true,
    DELETE_USER: true
});

const userPerms = Permissions.combine("APPROVE_IMAGES", "DELETE_POSTS")
console.log(`Users Perms: ${userPerms}`)

console.log(Permissions.has(userPerms, "APPROVE_IMAGES"))

[wheat mesa]

I see

Still don’t fully understand why this requires a package but to each their own I suppose

[hidden gorge]

its just my own code

[fossil folio]

hey

[hidden gorge]

also this is how i store it in the db

[neon leaf]

why is it still an object

[hidden gorge]

forgot to change it

lemme do that rq

[hidden gorge]

done

[neon leaf]

why are you awaiting them

[hidden gorge]

            const flags = await global.Permissions.combine(...userData.perms);
``` module combines tho

them*

ykw i could remove that await in the user

[neon leaf]

and why is that async

[hidden gorge]

huh

[neon leaf]

why is combine async

[hidden gorge]

the whole function is async

oh

its noit

not*

[neon leaf]

then dont await it

???

[neon leaf]

awaiting pushes your task to the next event loop iteration

which is insanely slow

[hidden gorge]

i'll run it without await

[hidden gorge]

oh it actually ran quicker

actually

1: No await
2: await

[neon leaf]

it shouldnt be noticable on single requests

probably just coincidence

[hidden gorge]

true i'll run another test

okay yeah that was just a coincidence

[neon leaf]

singapore 🥀

[mortal snow]

Singapore is a weird location, when it works it is a decent location

but when it doesn't it REALLY REALLY doesn't wanna work or behave in any useful manner

[neon leaf]

yea its cursed

thankfully 90% of endpoints only read

the other 10% take 1s+

[hidden gorge]

so im wondering when a request is put in to update the perms of a user it also requires the person attempting to update someones perms to be passed along and check its flags there

is that a good idea?

[mortal snow]

I'd assume your users are based in Singapore? or is it just for a feature you have

[neon leaf]

I have 3 server locations, us-east, germany and singapore

germany has the primary db (for writes)

there were people complaining about slow api responses in asia so I added singapore

[mortal snow]

Hopefully that helps a fair bit ahah

[neon leaf]

well ill hope too, singapore servers are double the cost

[mortal snow]

😭

[wheat mesa]

how would you be checking the permissions of the user that is attempti9ng to modify it?

you need to be able to uniquely identify a user based on a request, e.g. some sort of auth token

[hidden gorge]

no i mean like so moderators can only update another persons perms

check the mods perms

[wheat mesa]

I understand, but how will you be checking if the person sending that request is a moderator

[hidden gorge]

hmm

welp i gotta find that out

[wheat mesa]

You need auth tokens

You cannot trust the frontend at all, the only way to trust it (usually) is for the server to give the client a secret, then have the client send that secret back to the server for verification upon requests

Basically the server has a private key that it uses to sign an auth token/cookie given to the client upon logging in, then that cookie/token is sent in with each request the client makes. It uniquely identifies the user, and cannot be impersonated by some other user

[hidden gorge]

also imo flags looks awesome

[wheat mesa]

Plaintext passwords

slippery slope

[hidden gorge]

OMFG FOR THE MILLIOTNH FUCKING TIME IM GONNA WORK ON IT SOON

[hidden gorge]

so should i encrypt before sending to the API?

[sharp geyser]

What

no

you're literally saving plain text passwords

those are mongodb documents right?

[hidden gorge]

oh

[sharp geyser]

or objects

[hidden gorge]

thats the db, and those are test users

[sharp geyser]

Test or not, should implement same security practice

How do you login with test users

when the passwords aren't hashed

verifying the "hashes" wont work here

[hidden gorge]

ok im gonna code it now

[wheat mesa]

no, you send the password as plaintext to the API, then when the API goes to save it in the database, it puts it through a one-way hash function and adds a "salt" to it

That way you can check that the password is valid when attempting to log in, but you can't recover the password without a lot of work if the database gets leaked

[hidden gorge]

kinda did it quick but

[wheat mesa]

chatgpt did it quick 😉

[sharp geyser]

lol

[hidden gorge]

no

i literally typed that

[wheat mesa]

no shame in using AI as long as you don't want to learn much

can't lie I'm using it right now to write the frontend for my swe project

sick of this class and just need it done quick

[hidden gorge]

i literally just followed the bcrypt docs

[wheat mesa]

was just a guess, I've seen some other stuff in your project that was ai-inspired at the least

I'm not judging, just sayin

[hidden gorge]

fun

new error time

the second i remove the hash code it works 😂

welp ik my error

[hidden gorge]

done, happy now?

[wheat mesa]

there you go

[hidden gorge]

ok now i should work on user verification

already have the page for it

[sharp geyser]

I feel like thats a lot of unneeded information

[hidden gorge]

eh

i like it

so does like 90% of my friends

[sharp geyser]

I am confused

Is this for you and your friends

or for customers

Your average customer isn't going to even spend time looking at half that shit

they want immediate access to whatever they are buying

[hidden gorge]

everyone

[sharp geyser]

Tough news

your opinion doesn't matter much

Keep it, but your average person won't look at most of that

They want immediate access to whatever they are signing up for

[hidden gorge]

thats why i added the login in now button

[prime cliff]

Such a massive improvement compared to Portainer in parsing label values for actual useful data

[sharp geyser]

ok bro

[hidden gorge]

?

[sharp geyser]

Looks sick

[hidden gorge]

actually ima move the buttons to the top

[sharp geyser]

Just from my personal opinion this isn't needed

[hidden gorge]

well that was easy

[hidden gorge]

i'll remove it after

[sharp geyser]

People will know what account they are verifying, they will know its now active since it literally says "Verification Successful"

and knowing when they verified isn't really useful to them

[hidden gorge]

ykw actually if people really wanna see it, if they like info i'll make it a dropdown bc why tf not

but i'll hide it

[sharp geyser]

Do what roblox does at the bottom of every user profile

if you even have those

[hidden gorge]

do what?

[sharp geyser]

When they joined your platform or whatever

[hidden gorge]

oh

[hidden gorge]

i just did this

[sharp geyser]

👍

Look how much cleaner that is

and nicer on the eyes

[hidden gorge]

also does the background image look good for the page?

[sharp geyser]

Sure

[hidden gorge]

i chose it bc its related to the site

[sharp geyser]

I wonder what a blur looks like

[hidden gorge]

well the card itself has a blur

but like

[hidden gorge]

lets see

nvm

stupid webkit filter wont work on it

[hidden gorge]

oops

forgot my music was on

[prime cliff]

I listen to a lot of EDM and monstercat when coding

[sharp geyser]

I listen to nothing

I cant focus

[hidden gorge]

ah i listen to country and rap

i grew up around both of those

[sharp geyser]

apparently not

[hidden gorge]

bruh its returning a string

[sharp geyser]

cause its a string

:))

parseInt

[prime cliff]

Tiny name/email leak :3

[hidden gorge]

oh thank you

HUH

Number() is a Js object is it not???

[sharp geyser]

everything is a js object

[hidden gorge]

im so confused

  const updateResult = await collection.updateOne(
                query,
                { $set: { "verificationProcess.currentCode": newCode } }
            );
``` it has to do with this line

[sharp geyser]

does updateOne expect a json object?

[hidden gorge]

i actually dont know i was following docs on this one

my class for the db uses mongodb not mongoose

[prime cliff]

It depends on the field type set in mongo too, if your currentCode is set as a string instead of number in mongo, not sure if the js mongo lib converts it?

[hidden gorge]

its trying to set this

this is the whole user:

{
    "bsonType": "object",
    "required": ["username", "email", "password", "flags"],
    "properties": {
      "username": {
        "bsonType": "string",
        "description": "The user's username."
      },
      "email": {
        "bsonType": "string",
        "description": "The user's email address."
      },
      "password": {
        "bsonType": "string",
        "description": "The user's password."
      },
      "profilePictureURL": {
        "bsonType": "string",
        "description": "The URL to the user's profile picture."
      },
      "flags": {
        "bsonType": "int"
      },
      "verificationProcess": {
        "bsonType": "object",
        "required": ["verified", "currentCode", "codeExpiresAt"],
        "properties": {
          "verified": {
            "bsonType": "bool",
            "description": "Whether the user has been verified."
          },
          "currentCode": {
            "bsonType": "int",
            "description": "The current verification code for the user."
          },
          "codeExpiresAt": {
            "bsonType": "date",
            "description": "The expiration date of the verification code."
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }

[sharp geyser]

is newCode a json object or what

or wait no thats the schema nvm

[hidden gorge]

newCode is an int Object

[sharp geyser]

idk what Selector is

[hidden gorge]

nor do i

[sharp geyser]

it makes me think that query is invalid type

[hidden gorge]

never had this error

[spark flint]

send the value of query

[hidden gorge]

query is my email: Query: [e-mail]

[spark flint]

the query can't just be the email

  const updateResult = await collection.updateOne(
                { email: query },
                { $set: { "verificationProcess.currentCode": newCode } }
            );```

[sharp geyser]

Yea as I thought

[hidden gorge]

oooh

i hate mongo

[spark flint]

i think mongo hates you

[hidden gorge]

its one error after another 😭

I wish that error would return what caused it to fail

oh

IM SORRY HOW DOES THIS HAPPEN

[sharp geyser]

Bro forgot to floor

[hidden gorge]

brought it back down to 6 digits and that fixed it

[prime cliff]

Lul

[hidden gorge]

now to figure out how tf to verify them

[hidden gorge]

nah rn this is all i use:

const randomCode = require("generate-random-code");

async function generateVerificationCode() {
    let code = randomCode.generateVerificationCode(6)
    
    return code
}

[sharp geyser]

More useless packages

[hidden gorge]

IM TOO LAZY TO WRITE CODE TO GENERATE ANOTHER CODE

[sharp geyser]

smh

You are lucky you aren't using rust

[hidden gorge]

luckily its easy to just swap it

[sharp geyser]

build times go brrr

[hidden gorge]

yeah i learned that

[sharp geyser]

literally just randomly generate an alphanumeric letter

ezpz

if its numbers

numeric

[hidden gorge]

these just kept causing cargo to take forever

[sharp geyser]

Well no shit

you are using axum, tokio and serde

big packages

a lot of deps

[hidden gorge]

i also just learned u can handle 404s on express

[sharp geyser]

duh

Sorry I need to break my valorant lingo

I am being rather rude

[hidden gorge]

huh

[frosty gale]

i'd be more worried if you couldnt

[neon leaf]

very proud of this mess

[quartz kindle]

is that fan simulating wind speed?

[neon leaf]

ye

[quartz kindle]

amazing

[neon leaf]

final server code https://pastes.dev/sgMSpHfRQH
final arduino code https://pastes.dev/xfWgdTQDh0

[shut widget]

guys can i ask where is the channel where it show i add my bot to top.gg and they add/decline the bot

[vivid fulcrum]

#mod-logs

[shut widget]

Ty

[mortal snow]

I love mongo

[queen needle]

I was pro mongo until I used any form of SQL

Because I wrote an SQL query to mongo query for fun as a developer command on a bot and then I decided "well why not just try it" have not left since

[neon leaf]

mongo has its uses but its definitely not for structured data like in most bots

[queen needle]

I still reach to it for very simple projects or testing

[sharp geyser]

I can’t stand mongo

I’d rather use SQLite

Postgres for big projects for sure tho

[quartz kindle]

mango > mongo

[small tangle]

🥭

[pearl trail]

those who know

[queen needle]

i like using postgres for everything

[scenic kelp]

i pretty much use sqlite for everything unless i have a solid reason to use postgres early on

[queen needle]

my only experience with sqlite is quick db 💀

[scenic kelp]

i mean if you know how to deal with postgres you know enough to deal with sqlite

it's a lot easier working from a file than an actual network connection

[chrome dawn]

Hey guys

[covert gale]

i also just use postgres wherever possible

[lyric mountain]

it's the same thing, except there's only one type for each thing

and you cant create procedures/functions, and triggers only support pure sql

[quartz kindle]

ew

[queen needle]

Very ee

Ew*

[ivory hawk]

Hey mike

[chrome dawn]

How you doing

[ivory hawk]

Doing well about to head to class

[chrome dawn]

That's good

[ivory hawk]

Easy class too then mountain biking after

[chrome dawn]

Okay

[sharp geyser]

@prime cliff whats the link for ur docker thing again

Ima try and install it again

:p

[prime cliff]

https://docs.fluxpoint.dev/devspace

[sharp geyser]

Oh its in ur bio as well

Thanks

Ima give it a shot

Had to reinstall portainer so I thought i'd give ur project a try

[sharp geyser]

What is Dev Space Agent?

Do I need both?

[delicate zephyr]

afaik it's purely so you can manage other servers

[sharp geyser]

So its not really needed?

[delicate zephyr]

i'd ask in devspace support tbh

im unsure too

[sharp geyser]

Holy shit

there is a whole community behind Builderbs project already

[delicate zephyr]

i mean

he runs waifu

[sharp geyser]

Fairs

[prime cliff]

I've been developing Discord stuff since 2016 ofc i have a server

[sharp geyser]

Yea

[prime cliff]

And to answer your question it basically works like portainers you setup the website and then install the agent on each server you want to manage docker with

[sharp geyser]

So I would need Agent on at least 1 server gotcha

[prime cliff]

Most of the docker/portainer feature are available aside from some issues with creating stacks, no container console access and no per-container/stack permissions yet

Other than that it's mostly stable and functional with some neat features already

[sharp geyser]

Right so I caused an uh oh oopsie
Waiting for cache lock: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock-frontend. It is held by process 56660 (apt)

Anyone know how to fix this

I just rebooted and fixed it

Everything I saw on the internet looked very sus

[sharp geyser]

I see, and does this really use .net framework or is that a misinterpretation on my part?

I assumed it used .net core

[prime cliff]

It uses just .NET

[sharp geyser]

I see

I am having a lot of issues still

[prime cliff]

.net framework is the very old 4.7/4.8 that's preinstalled on windows, then there was .net core up until .net 6+ where it just became .net

What are you having issues with? it should just be running the docker compose up -d

[sharp geyser]

I have it running

its the setup process

Like the last time I tried using it, it freezes

Finally it responded

[prime cliff]

Does that aws have some kind of option to allow SMTP or something

[sharp geyser]

wym

It uses SMTP

[prime cliff]

Let me see where that error is coming from hang on

[sharp geyser]

https://pastes.dev/v6JzjN244S this is what appeared in logs

Apparently it "aborted"

[prime cliff]

Hmm yea look like it's not connect to aws smtp somehow

[sharp geyser]

I've had issues like this in the past

Where docker prevents SMTP

I dont really know how I fixed it

[prime cliff]

It might be that the container is missing a certain ssl linux package or something aws needs will do a bit of testing now

[sharp geyser]

Alright

[sharp geyser]

It also often crashes a lot during setup

devspace-web  | Unhandled exception. System.FormatException: The format of value '<null>' is invalid.
devspace-web  |    at System.Net.Http.Headers.HttpHeaderParser.ParseValue(String value, Object storeValue, Int32& index)
devspace-web  |    at System.Net.Http.Headers.HttpHeaders.ParseAndAddValue(HeaderDescriptor descriptor, HeaderStoreItemInfo info, String value)
devspace-web  |    at System.Net.Http.Headers.HttpHeaders.Add(HeaderDescriptor descriptor, String value)
devspace-web  |    at DevSpaceWeb.Services.HealthCheckService.RunChecks(Object sender, ElapsedEventArgs e) in C:\Users\Brandan\Documents\Visual Studio 2022\Projects\DevSpaceWeb\DevSpaceWeb\Services\HealthChecks.cs:line 94
devspace-web  |    at System.Threading.Tasks.Task.<>c.<ThrowAsync>b__128_1(Object state)
devspace-web  |    at System.Threading.ThreadPoolWorkQueue.Dispatch()
devspace-web  |    at System.Threading.PortableThreadPool.WorkerThread.WorkerThreadStart()
devspace-web  | Aborted (core dumped)

This is what it throws

Constantly needing to restart the container

I'd report this in your server but idrk what channel im supposed to do so in

😅

[prime cliff]

Ah i see what it's doing

Since smtp isnt actually setup it's breaking the health check endpoint

[sharp geyser]

Could this be causing the smtp connection issue as well?

or is this separate

[prime cliff]

Let me try some stuff

[sharp geyser]

Sounds good

lmk if you need an aws smtp user

I can just let you use it to test

:p

unless u already got one

[prime cliff]

Hu that's weird

@sharp geyser try running this docker exec devspace-web openssl s_client -crlf -starttls smtp -connect email-smtp.us-east-2.amazonaws.com:587

[sharp geyser]

I might be a bit stupid

I never installed devspace agent

💀

uno momento

[prime cliff]

Oh no wait nvm

Do it with devspace-web instead docker exec devspace-web openssl s_client -crlf -starttls smtp -connect email-smtp.us-east-2.amazonaws.com:587

[sharp geyser]

Yup ran it

Waiting for output

[prime cliff]

Wait waiting for output

Is it not

[sharp geyser]

Quite literally nothing is being outputted

and its taking ages

I think its going to return with a refused connection

[prime cliff]

Hmm interesting is your vps provider blocking smtp or something

[sharp geyser]

I use Digital ocean so it may be possible

[prime cliff]

Try telnet email-smtp.us-east-2.amazonaws.com 587

Should say connected

[sharp geyser]

nope

I think do blocks smtp

Not sure if this is relevant

[prime cliff]

Ok lucky you can use mine instead

[sharp geyser]

you have one?

[prime cliff]

Yea the fluxpoint managed option

Will add a notice for that smtp block too thanks for testing

[sharp geyser]

No problem

[ivory hawk]

How much you pay AWS for the SMTP lol

Nvm that's cheap 0.10 per 1000 emails received

[delicate zephyr]

remember kids, gmail SMTP is free

[pearl trail]

iirc its more cheaper if you send from ec2 instance

like, a lot

[prime cliff]

Gmail smtp has a limit of 500 per day i think??
And other weird ratelimits.

[short pilot]

SaltMiner.js:9 Refused to connect to 'wss://oliegrey.com/' because it violates the following Content Security Policy directive: "connect-src https://1348684765481402409.discordsays.com/.proxy/ wss://1348684765481402409.discordsays.com/.proxy/ https://discord.com/api/ https://canary.discord.com/api/ https://ptb.discord.com/api/ https://cdn.discordapp.com/app-assets/ https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/ https://cdn.discordapp.com/avatars/ https://cdn.discordapp.com/embed/ https://cdn.discordapp.com/ephemeral-attachments/ https://cdn.discordapp.com/guilds/ https://cdn.discordapp.com/icons/ https://media.discordapp.net/app-assets/ https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/ https://media.discordapp.net/avatars/ https://media.discordapp.net/embed/ https://media.discordapp.net/ephemeral-attachments/ https://media.discordapp.net/guilds/ https://media.discordapp.net/icons/ data: blob:".
how do i use websockets on discord activities. making a game in godot using websockets to communicate to my VPS which has a secured connection set up.

[pearl trail]

https://github.com/discord/discord-api-docs/issues/7054 might help

[short pilot]

if anyone was curious, the solution was to add a url mapping in my settings then use wss://1348684765481402409.discordsays.com/.proxy/<prefix from url mapping> when i create the websocket, which proxies to my server

is working multiplayer activity now

just need to get my server re-launching itself on a github pull and i have everything automated and can finally focus on the actual game

🙃

[ashen mural]

Bruh

[surreal sage]

nginx vs traefik (response time)

[frosty gale]

of course it was written in go

[surreal sage]

this is what basic auth does to your response time children

[frosty gale]

is that what caused the huge difference in performance?

i wouldnt expect nginx to be much slower if slower at all

it does look interesting though

i dont like how nginx locks some of its features behind a paywall so it would be cool to move away some day

[delicate zephyr]

have fun with this

from experience, I had trafaek die under load multiple times

[surreal sage]

traefik once like

certificates died

for precisely 6 hours

it just wouldnt respond to tls messages

would just ghost

[delicate zephyr]

nah im talking

the process died

no errors nout

at around 4-6k req/s

[surreal sage]

ok 1 that's a lot

[surreal sage]

this was like 4-10 req/s

[quartz kindle]

nginx can be whack, a lot of things can affect its performance

config, version, plugins, etc

was that mainline 1.27?

[surreal sage]

latest docker afaik

[quartz kindle]

ah idk about docker, i have it installed on host

[delicate zephyr]

i use kong

instead of nginx directly

for this exact reason

[quartz kindle]

yeah there are a lot of stacks that are built on top of nginx these days

like SWAG and NPM (nginx proxy manager)

there are also nginx forks like Angie, which also add a lot of features from those stacks as built ins

[delicate zephyr]

https://konghq.com/products/kong-gateway
https://github.com/pantsel/konga

I use these

[quartz kindle]

angie has brotli and auto ssl
swag is a docker container which includes nginx certbot autoban etc
npm has a web dashboard for configuration or something idk

[delicate zephyr]

though I need to move off konga apparently

[quartz kindle]

i feel like giving Caddy a try these days

looks really nice on paper

[delicate zephyr]

Caddy looks cool

[quartz kindle]

i was watching some benchmarks

realistically nothing really beats nginx (except haproxy), but if you're within 90% of its performance you're good enough

but nginx's default config is ass

all those benchmarks that show X being faster than nginx its because they're using nginx default config lmao

the only downside with caddy is its written in go

[delicate zephyr]

but but but

I like go

[lament rock]

Time to make my own nginx like proxy

I already studied HTTP 1.1 quite a bit trying to make my own stream based client because the built in ones don't play nice with an audio server I would sometimes request from backed by SHOUTCast/ICECast

All because they didn't put the HTTP/1.1 at the start of the payload

Time to learn HTTP 2 and Quic

[eternal osprey]

why is my messageCreate event not firing for dm messages?

[quartz kindle]

good luck

[quartz kindle]

xD

well its not bad, but it does lose an edge compared to C-based webservers

[delicate zephyr]

fair

but then a lot of things lose to C

for good reason

[quartz kindle]

:^)

[lament rock]

Thanks. I heard Quic is really hard to impl

supposedly nginx supports quic

[quartz kindle]

yeah it took me days to figure out how to enable it

and honestly i dont even remember how i did it

ah i remember now

i had to explicitly allow UDP on port 443

completely forgot quic works on udp lmao, we are so used to web being tcp all the time that didnt even thought of it for a long time

[lament rock]

yup

can wait to impl packet loss prevention

[delicate zephyr]

does enabling quic actually do much?

[lament rock]

only some clients support quic, but it's much faster to produce a response

[quartz kindle]

for regular websites and modern browsers yeah

the more small files it has the bigger the difference

[delicate zephyr]

ah fair

guessing it's just quicker interaction wise

[quartz kindle]

yeah, its like

http1 = turn based game
http2 = timer based game
http3 = real time game

lmao

[delicate zephyr]

ah

xD

[quartz kindle]

the most ass analogy ever

[sharp geyser]

There is an http3 already?

[lament rock]

Yup. That's Quic

[sharp geyser]

well I know it was quick

Im shocked as well

[lament rock]

Adoption into clients is low

Chromium supports it tho iirc

[sharp geyser]

I wonder when it will be fully adopted

[lament rock]

Which I guess is realistically all that matters

[sharp geyser]

Also my joke went woosh

[lament rock]

idk. HTTP/2 isn't even that common

[sharp geyser]

Yea

It's 10 years old now

well soon to be 10

[lament rock]

Though nginx does HTTP/2 front facing and converts the traffic to HTTP/1.1 for the backend

Dunno why the nodejs team focused so hard on undici when HTTP/2 is yet to be common in js

[sharp geyser]

Why is http2 not common?

[lament rock]

There are quirks with HTTP/2 where you can't as cleanly translate your application. Typically, your web server is stream based where you'd write your headers then your body and then call res.end() indicating the end of the response. With HTTP/2, you can reuse a socket to fulfill multiple requests through multiplexing. This adds a not insignificant amount of complexity to optimizing your app if you wish to take full advantage of HTTP/2. Browsers still send HTTP/1.1 as a supported alpn since if you're gonna treat HTTP/2 as HTTP/1.1, might as well use HTTP/1.1

Quic also adopts this multiplexing on top of being UDP based along with some other hard to implement protocols like being encrypted basically out of the gate

A major slowdown for internet traffic was handshakes and the fact that it's built on TCP for its rigidity against packet loss. Now Quic implementations may take even longer to become available and even longer to be mainline

Quic does have its own packet loss prevention protocols

[sharp geyser]

What the hell does this bs mean

[lament rock]

https://http.cat/526

Huh

what is 526

Invalid SSL cert according to cloudflare

[sharp geyser]

I don't see how

I literally just replaced it

[lament rock]

Did you refresh your cache

[sharp geyser]

yea

even tried in incognito

[lament rock]

Can you make requests from some kind of cli

[sharp geyser]

How do you do that again 💀

➜  zitadel curl -I https://lovewithnikki.rocks
HTTP/2 526
date: Wed, 16 Apr 2025 03:59:03 GMT
content-length: 0
server: cloudflare
cache-control: private, no-store
cf-cache-status: DYNAMIC
cf-ray: 9310c4909f7e18e6-FRA
alt-svc: h3=":443"; ma=86400

[sharp geyser]

➜  zitadel echo | openssl s_client -servername lovewithnikki.rocks -connect lovewithnikki.rocks:443
Connecting to 104.21.70.159
CONNECTED(00000003)
depth=2 C=US, O=Google Trust Services LLC, CN=GTS Root R4
verify return:1
depth=1 C=US, O=Google Trust Services, CN=WE1
verify return:1
depth=0 CN=lovewithnikki.rocks
verify return:1
---
Certificate chain
 0 s:CN=lovewithnikki.rocks
   i:C=US, O=Google Trust Services, CN=WE1
   a:PKEY: id-ecPublicKey, 256 (bit); sigalg: ecdsa-with-SHA256
   v:NotBefore: Apr  5 02:34:17 2025 GMT; NotAfter: Jul  4 03:32:51 2025 GMT
 1 s:C=US, O=Google Trust Services, CN=WE1
   i:C=US, O=Google Trust Services LLC, CN=GTS Root R4
   a:PKEY: id-ecPublicKey, 256 (bit); sigalg: ecdsa-with-SHA384
   v:NotBefore: Dec 13 09:00:00 2023 GMT; NotAfter: Feb 20 14:00:00 2029 GMT
 2 s:C=US, O=Google Trust Services LLC, CN=GTS Root R4
   i:C=BE, O=GlobalSign nv-sa, OU=Root CA, CN=GlobalSign Root CA
   a:PKEY: id-ecPublicKey, 384 (bit); sigalg: RSA-SHA256
   v:NotBefore: Nov 15 03:43:21 2023 GMT; NotAfter: Jan 28 00:00:42 2028 GMT
---
Server certificate
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----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-----END CERTIFICATE-----
subject=CN=lovewithnikki.rocks
issuer=C=US, O=Google Trust Services, CN=WE1
---
No client certificate CA names sent
Peer signing digest: SHA256
Peer signature type: ECDSA
Server Temp Key: X25519, 253 bits
---
SSL handshake has read 2851 bytes and written 416 bytes
Verification: OK
---
New, TLSv1.3, Cipher is TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384
Server public key is 256 bit
This TLS version forbids renegotiation.
Compression: NONE
Expansion: NONE
No ALPN negotiated
Early data was not sent
Verify return code: 0 (ok)
---
DONE

dk if this matters

Is it...not using the wrong cert?

Shouldn't it be the key thats available

or am I wrong

[lament rock]

Ah so it doesn't matter if its your browser or some other cacheless client thats requesting. CF acting as a proxy is the one saying your SSL cert is wrong. Either misconfig or expired

[sharp geyser]

I just regened the certs

Maybe the client cert is expired

I dont fucking get it

[delicate zephyr]

you using cloudflares origin certs?

[sharp geyser]

yes

[delicate zephyr]

It should work

nginx or?

[sharp geyser]

yes

[delicate zephyr]

using 1 file or a .key and .crt

[sharp geyser]

using a pem, key and crt

[delicate zephyr]

I've never given nginx a full chain

:^)

literally ever in my life

lmao

I normally just give it Key / Cert and it works

[sharp geyser]

Interesting

I've always given it full chain

And it always works

I have regened the certs in case that was the problem but no dice

[delicate zephyr]

dunno then

sounds stupid try without full chain

[sharp geyser]

How would the nginx config look?

[delicate zephyr]

Whats your current

feel free to send it in dms if you'd prefer

[sharp geyser]

Really just this

[delicate zephyr]

uhm

hmm

I've never used ssl verify client

[sharp geyser]

you have to with origin server on cloudflare

[delicate zephyr]

I normally just give it the cert and key from cloudflare and it works

I use Full (Strict)

for everything

and I have never used that

[sharp geyser]

do you turn on Authenticated Origin Pulls?

[delicate zephyr]

sec lemme check

where is that

👀

[sharp geyser]

Where you generate the origin certs

[delicate zephyr]

Yea no

i dont

[sharp geyser]

How does your nginx look then

I’m confused on how you don’t give it a full chain

Do you even use origin certs?

Or are you using let’s encrypt

[delicate zephyr]

I do use origin certs

[sharp geyser]

How

[delicate zephyr]

we do for topstats too

[sharp geyser]

You aren’t supposed to be able to

[sharp geyser]

Without enabling authenticated origin pulls

[delicate zephyr]

it just checks the SSL certificate from the server is the right one

and lets traffic through

[sharp geyser]

I’m so confused

I have to enable authenticated origin pulls or I get a different 5xx error

[delicate zephyr]

which 5xx error

[sharp geyser]

I don’t remember off the top of my head

[delicate zephyr]

is it "invalid origin cert"

:^)

[sharp geyser]

Something like that

[delicate zephyr]

Yea uh

[sharp geyser]

It’s been a while

[delicate zephyr]

You literally just need to give the Key / Crt as the key / crt files

[sharp geyser]

I’ve never gotten a 526 tho so this is new

[delicate zephyr]

hold on

for example

[sharp geyser]

Sure

I’ll try it out tomorrow

But before it would always tell me I had an invalid origin certificate and the only way to fix it was to use a client cert with authenticated origin pulls

[delicate zephyr]

I've never had to do that

so I have no idea

[sharp geyser]

I’ll try it tmrw then

Thanks villager

[delicate zephyr]

cause like

[sharp geyser]

Maybe it'd help if I dont use origin certs then

[delicate zephyr]

I use origin certs

[sharp geyser]

Then what is client certs

[delicate zephyr]

No idea

Ive never touched them

origin cert is literally just an SSL certificate for Cloudflares proxy to validate your server

Flexible: allows https -> http

Strict: requires HTTPS -> SSL 443

[sharp geyser]

im so confused

I disabled authenticated origin pulls right

and deleted the client stuff from nginx

restarted nginx

and still 526

[delicate zephyr]

uhhh

[sharp geyser]

like bro

[delicate zephyr]

I know why

[sharp geyser]

is this shit just cooking me rn

[delicate zephyr]

you havent got server_name in the 443 block

[delicate zephyr]

I just noticed

[sharp geyser]

[delicate zephyr]

yea

bad gateway now

your SSL cert is working

LOL

[sharp geyser]

Yea

[delicate zephyr]

[sharp geyser]

apparently my pm2 stuff got destroyed when I rebooted

cause the pm2 script is missing

[delicate zephyr]

pm2 resurrect

[sharp geyser]

💀

Didnt know that was a thing

I just re-ran the pm2 start command

[delicate zephyr]

only works if you pm2 save

pm2 save

pm2 startup

[sharp geyser]

I have to save this shit now??

[delicate zephyr]

pm2 saves the process list and its params

so it'll start on boot

[sharp geyser]

boring

Should auto save

[delicate zephyr]

lol

[sharp geyser]

I always thought my pm2 stuff was just broken

never knew I had to run a cmd

No wonder

Well it works now

great

Thanks Mr Villager

now me go sleep or my gf might get pissed off at me when I wake up late asf

[crystal wigeon]

if im using djs is it not possible to scale the bot with sharding?

like do i have to manually specify the shards? on each machine?

[pearl trail]

it is possible

[crystal wigeon]

how?

[pearl trail]

https://discordjs.guide/sharding/#when-to-shard

[crystal wigeon]

i read this before like way back and implemented it, but like if i start the bot in 2 different vms the commands start duplicating which means same shards are being spawned in both the vms

one way i found was you manually specify the number of shards you want it to spawn like [1 - 10] in vm1 and [11 - 20] in vm2, but this isnt really an effective way of doing things

was wondering if there a way to automate this

[pearl trail]

you can make a program to get request to /applications/@me as stated here https://github.com/discord/discord-api-docs/discussions/3252#discussioncomment-6443155 to get the bot's guild count, and then you count yourself how many shards you need on each instance

[quartz kindle]

every time you change the total shard count, you need to shut down the entire bot, change the shard settings on all vms and restart them

[crystal wigeon]

Yeah but that’s so inefficient

[crystal wigeon]

Thanks

[crystal wigeon]

Isn’t this still kinda inefficient cause like imagine more and more servers keep adding the bot. And the shards keep growing, I can’t manually keep calculating them no?

How are big bots managing this?

[quartz kindle]

yeah but changing shard count is something you should do very rarely, ideally you do it every time your bot doubles its guilds, for example from 16 shards to 32 shards

you dont need to go for any inbetween

[crystal wigeon]

I see, hmm

I just wanted to see if I could auto scale it or something

Not have to do anything manually

[quartz kindle]

you can, but it will involve shutting down all shards, otherwise good luck filtering through duplicated messages

because every time total shards change, guilds get reshuffled into diffetent shards

[crystal wigeon]

Right

[quartz kindle]

so when you start a new shard, you need to get all its guilds and send a message to other shards to ignore those guilds

until all new shards take over

[crystal wigeon]

got it , thanks!

[warped glacier]

Bap

[vapid berry]

anyway, @warped glacier

cluster 0 is what is going to recieve the webhook

port 1738 (couldnt think of anything else )

[warped glacier]

Works lol

[vapid berry]

they all share the same db

[warped glacier]

Make a table then named like "Votes"

[vapid berry]

yup already there

ive been testing locally and it works wonderfully, basically procrastinating pushing it to prod now lol

wrong screenshot thanks windows

[warped glacier]

Store them there and have all clusters make a interaction check. Something like.

@discord.id = "id"


SELECT *
FROM votes
WHERE discord_id = @discord_id;```

If it returns the value. Just assume true

[vapid berry]

alright yeah will do

[warped glacier]

Let me know how it goes

[vapid berry]

okie dokie

mfw i push to the wrong branch

[warped glacier]

OOF

[vapid berry]

fml 😭

[warped glacier]

Thats why i dont do clusters. Its hard to figure out what branch to push plus why do you need a cluster. Just shard it!

[vapid berry]

unfortunately having 25 shards running on a single instance just doesnt work

[warped glacier]

(I also hard code it. No pretest 95% of the time lol)

[vapid berry]

my bot was soooo slow

[warped glacier]

Actually?

[vapid berry]

Yes

clustering is most definitely a necessity at my scale

[warped glacier]

When i was origionally ssetting up my shards i did 30 (It was in like 100 servers i was pre setting it up due to how fast its growing) And i was only having 1-2 sec delays

[vapid berry]

All of those shards were being invalidated because there arent any guilds filling them

so ofc there werent any delays

my bot is in around 22k servers, over a million users

shits crazy at these numbers lol

had to setup a grafana instance so i could view my clusters logs too

[warped glacier]

See i prob have 100 servers roughly 14k users

(Im rn locked at 100 :(. )

[vapid berry]

rip

dont wanna verify your identity?

omfg i just lost all my changes

[warped glacier]

No i need privlaged intents. There not responding

[vapid berry]

omfg

oop nvm

thank god

[warped glacier]

Thank goodness

Anyways.

[vapid berry]

still working on bringing my previous changes up after pushing to the wrong branch

[warped glacier]

I really dont want to cluster my bot but know ill have to later. I run PTERODACTYLPANEL also so that will be fun

[vapid berry]

move to portainer

like

yesterday

[warped glacier]

Does it work on ubuntu?

[vapid berry]

Yes ofc

I use proxmox for my vms. My clusters are on 1 vm, and my other services are on other vms

in my cluster vm, i have other shit in there too

https://i.hep.gg/lvvDrnRLs

[warped glacier]

Ill look into it. PTERO is intalled on a system in my ubuntu pc called casaos. I would have to look it up and take a look into it.

Mine would be odd as ubuntu for me is GUI system.

Should still work tho

and that was just bc i was too lazy to setup a proper remote access.

[vapid berry]

proxmox is very neat. Everything related to my services, bots, etc is under vm 100, the other vms are unrelated but its all the same machine

[vapid berry]

real

[warped glacier]

ive heard good things about proxmox. The system is old and wants to die.

already had to replace the HDD. now trying to upgrade the ram

[vapid berry]

You will need a beefy system. as you can see mine is pretty well used

the ram is cached, so its not actually using that much, but that much ram is being assigned to other vms

[delicate zephyr]

agreed

proxmox is cool

[warped glacier]

See the system has room to be upgraded. CPU is decently beefy. Just low ram amount and low storage (Upgraded it to a 1tb HDD)

its not a proper server either. Just a old pc i modified to run as a server.

[vapid berry]

Nice.

[warped glacier]

bc i dont want to fork a ton for a proper server

[delicate zephyr]

which host you with rn

[vapid berry]

Just rent an ovh bare metal

thats what im doing

[delicate zephyr]

how much is that

[vapid berry]

like 120$ a month

[warped glacier]

Self hosted with old pc parts

[vapid berry]

something like that idr off the top of my head

[warped glacier]

I cannot afford to rent a ovh

[delicate zephyr]

nice

[vapid berry]

okar back to work

[warped glacier]

unless you know a ovh for 15/m

I doubt it tho

[neon leaf]

got this cpu for free 🔥

[warped glacier]

NICE

[neon leaf]

0€/month 🔥🔥 (ignore electricity)

[vapid berry]

i need a better cpu

[warped glacier]

i need to just build a pc to run my shit

[small tangle]

Pi my beloved

[neon leaf]

I need to redo my rack cooling

some nodes are reaching 60°C ON THE SURFACE

[warped glacier]

eegh

that no good

[neon leaf]

well

temp doesnt matter that much, but its insanely loud when all nodes are doing stuff

(well the heat did kill 6 sd cards already but eh)

[warped glacier]

i mean it is a server

[neon leaf]

well yes

full noctua setup though, when only one node is active, 100% cpu usage cannot be heard

[warped glacier]

why not watercool?

[neon leaf]

well

some stuff is watercooled

but idk

[vapid berry]

i wish grafana wasnt so fucking slow omg

[warped glacier]

I have alot i need to do with my setup. Its ssry just a open pc sitting on the ground. I cant get a proper rack as my ISP will shutoff my internet if we have a server (Plus in a apartment) So what i prob need to do is build a BEEFY pc and set it up to run as a server

[warped glacier]

lol

[vapid berry]

I love debugging ip issues

[warped glacier]

DoSeNT EvEryOne?

[neon leaf]

7900X3D 96GB DDR5 6600 (air cooled)
9900X 32GB DDR5 6400 (water cooled)
5900X 64GB DDR4 3600 (water cooled)
5800X 32GB DDR4 3400 (air cooled)

[vapid berry]

And the way my server is setup i cant even nmap to see if my port is actually open or not

dying

[warped glacier]

#fails 2025

[warped glacier]

WHY!!!!!!!

[neon leaf]

why wat

[warped glacier]

Half air half water???? WHY DID YOU SET IT UP THAT WAY!

[neon leaf]

sir

I dont have unlimited money

[warped glacier]

Touche

[neon leaf]

I kinda want to make a custom loop for the rack so that theres a radiator on my roof

[warped glacier]

Why dident you water cool the 96GB tho over the 32?

if its a 96GB system its obviously designed to handle more. Wouldent it need the cooling more?

[neon leaf]

well

yes

but the 96GB one is chilling on 55°C air cooled

(bottom of rack)

[vapid berry]

LETS FUCKING GO https://i.hep.gg/dqL-huhua

WOOOOOOOOOO

does top.gg require https webhooks

pls say no

NEVERMIND WOOOOOOOOOO

[sharp geyser]

[vapid berry]

dw about it

YIPPEE!!!

(not my ip btw)

[delicate zephyr]

we use hetzner lol

on a beefed up AX102

[vapid berry]

i used hetzner for a while

[neon leaf]

yeah I have some self-hosted and some hetzner

[vapid berry]

moved to ovh due to latency issues because hetzner is in germany lol

[neon leaf]

(everything that needs 100% availability is hetzner)

[delicate zephyr]

100ms Latency to discord is fine

I know of a few large bot devs who use hetzner

so :^)

[vapid berry]

ive had 100% availability on ovh

[delicate zephyr]

OVH is fine

depending on circumstances

9/10 they're more expensive tho

[vapid berry]

clustering is pretty goated tbh

Instead of having to restart my entire bot, all i need to do is restart a specific cluster while i test these changes

lets go

need to fix the multiple embeds, but i dont think it'll happen during normal votes

it doesnt happen during normal votes

[warped glacier]

HOW TF

[warped glacier]

I want to do this. Tried to do it and failed

i dont understand their API Tbh

[vapid berry]

its just a post request to a webhook

pretty simple stuff

[warped glacier]

It is nice. I want to see if i can setup my server to run a test bot and if i run a commad like /go it pushes it to my main

i just dont know how

[vapid berry]

google is your best friend for this

[warped glacier]

(And gpt if i had the energy

Yeah but like i said. It involves a odd pterodactyl panel instulation and alont PTERO runs 2 docker instances so i would have to figure out how to send across a docker instance.

And CASAOS not stopping it

[warped glacier]

I have a thought and would like to know if anyone has done this. I can run a GITHUB (Private) And send the code there as a cloud instance. Could i then have a reboot command and on boot pull the latest instance from github?

[lyric mountain]

you can

simply set up your credentials on where you'll be pulling the code

[warped glacier]

I kinda like this idea as it also gives redundent backups

Because then ill have 2 backups in 2 places

I might make this change later

[neon leaf]

https://pastes.dev/JtMBpCUy1q 🔥

[warped glacier]

🐍

[warped glacier]

Forcing myself to fix it today

Complete rework including fixes to some delays when im banning users.

[sharp geyser]

Love how DO blocks typical smtp ports

so you can't even use AWS smtp normally

You have to hope the SMTP provider has a rest api

@prime cliff one critique (minor), if you only have one team, or even if you have multiple teams. Why doesn't it just put you to the team's page, or even the page with the list of teams when you login

Especially since clicking My Team is the only initial option you have

unless you click elsewhere in the top nav

I have to do a lot of navigation just to get to where i want, which isn't that big of a deal tbh just wondering why

[prime cliff]

Yea i could do that it's also currently set to redirect you to the last page if you use oauth login too

[sharp geyser]

I see

Also removing containers and stacks seem a bit buggy

Was throwing errors like the container not being stopped even though it was

[lyric mountain]

fuck, it is indeed understanding my code

[sharp geyser]

Wtf is this

[lyric mountain]

intellij junie

[sharp geyser]

Some jetbrains AI shit?

[lyric mountain]

yes

[sharp geyser]

Damn

It's smart asf

[lyric mountain]

yep, I asked it how can I detect whether a player intentionally lost a match, cuz I have a certain problem with throwers

it went through the code to find how and found players can selfdamage, tho this is not exactly my intent but I asked poorly tbh

still reading its train of thought

I just clueless on this, need to somehow separate griefers from bad players

[sharp geyser]

btw

with user installs, can I dm the user if they do it

[lyric mountain]

if you have a bot (not just app) and include identify scope, yep

[sharp geyser]

Do they have to share a server with said bot

[lyric mountain]

for that I'm not sure, would need testing

[sharp geyser]

I can't be fuckin asked to test it

[deft wolf]

I've never used a user installed app so idk

[sharp geyser]

Right

So you can dm them without them sharing a server with the actual app

When they authorize a user install app, one of the permitted permissions is sending direct messages

[lyric mountain]

aight, managed to make it understand what I want

lets see what it cooks now

lmao it gave me a plan approach

including an implementation suggestion holy shit I'm scared

[solemn latch]

👀

[lyric mountain]

apparently it can also analyze query results

[ivory hawk]

Hmmm, free with github student?

[lyric mountain]

probably? it's included in IJ community

tho I nearly spent the whole month's quota today

but ngl this feature is making me consider getting a paid plan for higher quota

[neon leaf]

[pearl trail]

[lyric mountain]

ok, now I know where to start from, time for some heavy data crunching

1190 matches as sample size

[warped glacier]

Can someone help me fix this

class BackupBypassView(discord.ui.View):
    def __init__(self, callback_bypass, timeout=60):
        super().__init__(timeout=timeout)
        self.callback_bypass = callback_bypass

    @discord.ui.button(label="Bypass & Continue", style=discord.ButtonStyle.danger)
    async def bypass(self, interaction: discord.Interaction, button: discord.ui.Button):
        print("[DEBUG] Bypass button clicked")
        await interaction.message.edit(view=None)
        await interaction.followup.send(":hourglass_flowing_sand: Continuing deployment...", ephemeral=True)
        asyncio.create_task(self.callback_bypass(interaction))
        self.stop()

    @discord.ui.button(label="Cancel", style=discord.ButtonStyle.secondary)
    async def cancel(self, interaction: discord.Interaction, button: discord.ui.Button):
        print("[DEBUG] Cancel button clicked")
        await interaction.message.edit(view=None)
        await interaction.followup.send(":x: Deployment cancelled.", ephemeral=True)
        self.stop()```

I am stumped

[sharp geyser]

Not unless you give us your problem

What’s it doing that you aren’t expecting

Any errors?

[warped glacier]

Buttons do not respond to it being clicked

just says "This intreaction failed"

[sharp geyser]

Are you replying to the interaction

You only have a small amount of time to reply before it fails

Unless you defer it

[warped glacier]

I have it set to take 60sec till timeout. Im within that window. Ive tried deferring also. Nothing

[sharp geyser]

Any errors in console?

[warped glacier]

none

[prime cliff]

Just do breakpoints or console logs to see if it's actually being run and/or if you're using websocket or webhook interactions

[warped glacier]

We get to the point of the buttons. The buttons use to work and that has not change. They broke when i tried to hide them

[elfin helm]

i dont think theres an event like "on_install" but you could dm if they do a command and you havent dmed them yet

[sharp geyser]

I should be able to just dm them from the rest api

So long as I have their user id

[eternal osprey]

Hey, how come that some ppl have channel names like Ticket | 53252 etc etc
Doesn't discord require you to use '-' to be url safe?

[sharp geyser]

If it’s a thread than no

What type of channel is it

[eternal osprey]

just a channel

[sharp geyser]

Normal text channel?

[eternal osprey]

A voice channel lmao

mb haven't been on discord for a long time

[sharp geyser]

Well voice channels can be named however

No restrictions on them

[eternal osprey]

love you

[sharp geyser]

Only text channels have restrictions

[eternal osprey]

thanks!

[sharp geyser]

No problem

[eternal osprey]

damnn aaron i didn't recognize you

how you doing

[warped glacier]

No idea im assuming?

[sharp geyser]

Sorry

I am currently having a issue of my own that I’m dealing with so I’m distracted

[eternal osprey]

np

[sharp geyser]

To answer your problem I’m not entirely sure

[eternal osprey]

he probably doesn't recognize me

[sharp geyser]

From an initial glance everything looks fine

[eternal osprey]

i used to run these streets

[sharp geyser]

I know who you are Mr AI guy

[eternal osprey]

but i took a break

[eternal osprey]

[warped glacier]

Even a AI i use to debug is clueless. So welcome

[pearl trail]

this is acceptable 丨

[sharp geyser]

You can’t use | in text channels no?

[pearl trail]

special char

[sharp geyser]

Ah wait

You can I forgot

Duhhh

[pearl trail]

[sharp geyser]

But even then