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1/7/2017 - the day Swedish programming made @takekiwiakenji @takekiwiakenji loose the last of his marbles
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@fl0wn We really need a better _complete_ OStatus implementation.
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@takeFrankerZakenji @fl0wn I heard your instance got broken, what happened? inb4 Markov has risen the other bots to take over the VDS.
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@takebananaakenji If you're still on php5.x try attaching a profiler to it.
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@takekiwiakenji @fl0wn 504 looks like a backend failure. E.g. php-fpm.
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@tijagi @fl0wn As I've said a half-dozen times, nothing is obvious in the php-fpm logs, even with debugging cranked way up. Same goes for GS logs.
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@takeFrankerZakenji @fl0wn Do you have catch_workers_output set to yes in php-fpm.conf?
I would also suggest to check, that
display_errors = On
display_startup_errors = On
log_errors = On
report_memleaks = On
track_errors = On
html_errors = On
And possibly adjust log_errors_max_len to something bigger than 1024, e.g. to 15k.-
@tijagi @fl0wn I don't think I want to mess around with the ones that the documentation says to leave disabled for production systems.
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@takePotato Knishesakenji @fl0wn I suppose you’re talking about display_* ones? But if you want to debug a production system, you have to close it from the outer world anyway. If you don’t want to debug, you can wait that this cuckcoding will be fixed by itself someday™. But don’t ask people for help then. https://gs.smuglo.li/attachment/265848
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@tijagi @fl0wn Thing is, a GS node is part of a network. If you close it off, not only does it become useless, it also is in an unrealistic environment. Testing in an environment that doesn't reflect real-world use to a significant degree is a waste of time, and you should know that.
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@takeappleakenji @fl0wn Well, discard display_* options. Others are safe to enable, they only enable full-fledged logging. It may consume more I/O, but otherwise shouldn’t affect the interaction with the GS instance.
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@takemangoakenji In at least five years of running SN/GS instances, I've always felt that #GNU_Social / #StatusNet logs resemble #Java's logging. Far too much info, but never enough about the actual problem you're investigating.
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@n2admin Most logging systems are like that.
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