[02:01:54] * bd808 off
[08:42:52] <dcaro>	 Morning
[08:43:58] <blancadesal>	 morning!
[15:47:34] <blancadesal>	 tried recreating my vagrant-lima-kilo setup from scratch because it's been holding up using duct tape and toothpicks and now I'm full of regrets 
[16:21:02] <bd808>	 Rebuilding a dev environment always seems to lose me a day or two in the current era. There was a relatively brief time when I was spending a lot of energy maintaining MediaWiki-Vagrant that I could confidently rebuild my typical MediaWiki dev environment multiple times a day, but on average I was also probably putting in 10 hours a week on making sure that worked.
[16:21:43] <bd808>	 so in total time spent, the current 1-2 day hit is likely on average less time in total
[16:22:06] <bd808>	 (how many times can I put "total" in a sentence challenge)
[16:35:17] <dcaro>	 blancadesal: I have been rebuilding it from scratch 2/3 times per week, what issues are you finding?
[16:39:45] <blancadesal>	 https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/MyLpLgrp/
[16:40:10] <blancadesal>	 don't have time to debug today :/
[16:40:33] <blancadesal>	 sometimes just running the provisioner again fixes angry pods but not this time
[16:42:20] <blancadesal>	 bd808: last time I had issues was back in october so I guess I should be grateful because it's a miracle it worked for 3 months? xd
[17:10:55] <dcaro>	 That looks not bad yet, they might be stuck pulling the images or something
[17:11:43] <dcaro>	 and it seems to match with the ones from harbor/toolforge
[17:17:28] <dcaro>	 retrying locally seems to work past that point for me, se can't reproduce right now, ping me tomorrow and we can debug it
[17:17:42] * dcaro off
[19:05:28] * bd808 lunch
[20:55:36] <andrewbogott>	 I'm considering deleting every file on tools nfs named 'core'.  anyone think that's a bad idea?
[20:55:53] <andrewbogott>	 well, I guess, just the big ones
[21:11:00] <andrewbogott>	 bd808: can you think of a reason not to do that?
[21:12:35] <bd808>	 hmmm... cleaning up random core dumps is good. If there any magic way to tell `find` "only if -name core is actually a core dump"?
[21:15:14] <bd808>	 Like the equivalent of running `file $FILE` and looking for "core file" in the output...
[21:15:38] * andrewbogott tries 'file'
[21:16:03] <andrewbogott>	 I'm working from a list so I'll just run that on all of 'em
[21:16:54] <andrewbogott>	 they're all core files!
[21:17:09] <bd808>	 tada! Nuke from orbit :)
[21:17:58] <andrewbogott>	 that freed a whopping 1% of disk space <sad trombone>
[21:18:23] <bd808>	 1% of a lot is still something ;)