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@agudbrandson You're missing some spaces there and need to do some more replacements with your own settings, but yeah, that's the general gist of things. What's the error it's throwing back?

@agudbrandson Replace x.y with the PostgreSQL version number, replace username with the database user Typica uses to connect to the database. Replace db_name with the name of the database that Typica connects to.

If you did that all right it'll ask for the password for that database user and then create a file called backup.db in your home directory.

@agudbrandson Okay, so on a Mac the installer usually doesn't put the pg* programs in $PATH, but under /Library/PostgreSQL/<version number>/bin where <version number> is replaced with the version of PostgreSQL you're using. If you open Terminal, you can:

cd /Library/PostgreSQL
ls

to see which version is there.

cd

to get back into your home directory and then /Library/PostgreSQL/x.y/bin/pg_dump -h localhost -U username -f backup.db db_name

Replacement instructions in the following reply.

@piggo Yes. I've written things basically architected like that. Sometimes it's kind of nasty because of bugs a compiler would have just failed on/worse debugger support, but if the native core is well thought out, feature development goes so much faster and you can often get customizations/fixes out to people without a need for changes in the core.

@cardassianvole Maybe they don't know. Male politicians in particular have repeatedly demonstrated a failure to grasp the basic biology involved.

Yesterday I was looking at new mug designs and mercats (like mermaids except with a cat top) are apparently the hot new thing. I'm guessing these were designed by a Macross fan. Personally, I'm looking forward to getting the octopus mugs.

So in a completely bizarre turn I've been asked if I want to take over leadership of the committee I resigned from. I'll be asking some people for advice and getting some more information to help me make that decision.

@agudbrandson Do you know how to use pg_dump? If so, and if you find that plan agreeable, you can upload the data at atelier.wilsonscoffee.com/s/e9

If not, let me know and I'll walk you through it.

@agudbrandson Not the database software, the data in the database. Something is going wrong there. I think what might be the fastest way to get this fixed would be if you could create a backup of your database with pg_dump and I'll be able to look at that and see if I can replicate the problem locally, figure out what's happening there, and see if it's repairable. If so, I'd fix the data, export it so you could reload that, and then delete my copy once you've succeeded.

My sister is having dental work done tomorrow so I'll be taking over more of the tasks she normally takes care of for a few days while she recovers from that.

Baseball; :DS9: joke 

~ Science fact ~

Did you know that the fictional game "Baseball" from Star Trek's Deep Space Nine has been adapted to be played in real life?

Of course, there are no real-life Vulcans to play (and lose) against, and the sport is nearly unbearable to watch or play

But some die-hard Trekkies went out there and made it happen anyway!

I say, it sounds like a fun bit of cosplay and silliness. Play ball!

I'm not exactly sure where the typo was (once I knew which section it must have been in I just copy/pasted from the example instead of trying to hunt down the difference), but it resulted in 404s on webseeds (downloads still worked).

video.typica.us/ is back up and running with local videos working correctly. Bad nginx modification during the upgrade to PeerTube 1.2. I was stuck in a meeting for too long before I was able to fix that but everything should be good now.

Made the cats a drinking fountain.

It's just a plant pot with a tiny pond pump and some pebbles.

All hooked up to a PIR sensor so it only runs when a cat passes by.

Mlemlemlemlemlem.

local videos on video.typica.us temporarily down. will try to get that up soon.

Cat is wet. I think she decided to drag herself through her water dish.

Traffic design there is bad enough when everybody is following the rules.

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