Sadly I did this all once (and more completely) but then lost the
commit. So this is a re-do. The sharing demo stuff isn't yet complete.
Updates #1658 etc
I moved the website to run on Fly.io some 6 months ago but lost the
git commit that did so. So now I'm redoing it from memory (sigh).
But we don't need any of this GCE or Mailgun stuff now. People can
subscribe to git commits via other means.
Signed-off-by: Brad Fitzpatrick <brad@danga.com>
We used to have a web-based Perkeep launcher at perkeep.org/launch
that created a GCE-based Perkeep instance for users, where they pay
Google for compute time. (One of those "one click deploy" template things)
Unfortunately, Google broke their APIs for doing the third party VM
creations and we disabled it some years ago. But the code remains. And
now, updating it again, we find that they've broken it again:
Error: pkg/deploy/gce/deploy.go:358:4: servicemanagement.NewServicesService(s).Enable undefined (type *servicemanagement.ServicesService has no field or method Enable)
It's not worth fighting Google's API breakages. Just remove the GCE
launcher support as it's been unused for years.
We can always resurrect this code from git if really needed. But a
Digital Ocean or Fly launcher would probably be much easier.
Signed-off-by: Brad Fitzpatrick <brad@danga.com>
This change:
1) makes perkeep.org/server/perkeepd/ui/goui a module on its own, so that it
gets ignored by go mod with respect to perkeep.org. Because there's no reason it
should appear in perkeep.org/go.mod, as it is only used by gopherjs to rebuild
the web UI code.
2) updates a few of our dependencies to keep up with upstream changes (go get
-u, go mod tidy, go mod vendor).
3) readds manually (since go mod vendor removes them)
vendor/github.com/gopherjs/gopherjs (and its deps) as well as vendor/myitcv.io
because they are needed when one wants to rebuild the web UI.
As a result I think we can now drop dep, so it is done in this change as
well.
Change-Id: I155819163e15e214a6ba44bab2c19ae171d83d1b
So now when we get the e-mail on a website restart, we'll actually
know what version of it is running.
Also,
make.go: skip gopherjs checks when we only build the website or
camnetdns.
Change-Id: I3f6985afc8931fe478cc4f7caba2b1fc31bc815b
I'm getting reminders from Let's Encrypt that perkeep.org is using a
cert obtained with TLS-SNI-01, which is now deprecated.
I think this change would be enough to switch to TLS-ALPN-01.
Change tested on the staging instance at https://staging.camlistore.net
Change-Id: I19dc51171228e6598846a778aadb8497d3406446
We were still pushing to the camlistore repository. That worked, thanks to the
redirect, but we might as well push directly to the correct one now.
Change-Id: Ide4668ee587568cba928cb360289000aa106e955
It happens somewhat regularly that pk-web stops syncing commits to
github, and sending e-mails about it, because any docker run process
seems to get stucked. Invariably, restarting the docker service
(systemctl restart docker), seems to fix the problem.
This change adds a timeout mechanism for functions running a docker run
exec, so that after the timeout, we get notified by e-mail about what
function is blocked.
Change-Id: I16bd4f5abc7864ceb176a0e69c5300165194b18f
We have not updated the camlistore/demoblobserver image that the website
runs, so the binary it should execute is camlistored, not perkeepd.
As it is, it keeps on trying to run it every 10s, which makes it busy
for nothing. And I don't think it's worth spending time on updating the
image for now, so it's easier to just revert to the old name.
Change-Id: I769aecaaecdb027d686a78adf9a37a14e9ef9b9d
Brad Fitzpatrick