00:27 <whot> karolherbst: sorry, was away for the last 10d - you can probably remove emoji through the API, don't know of any GUI option though

04:43 <mupuf> well, performance is muuuuuuch more acceptable now. thanks bentiss (if you did upgrade and rebooted the db)

07:12 <bentiss> mupuf: glad it improved but I didn't do anything, yey

07:12 <bentiss> *yet

07:50 <bentiss> gitlab upgrade to 17.8.1 coming in a few minutes, with a reboot of the db

08:19 <bentiss> and gitlab upgrade complete

09:30 <Lucretia> Hi, I have a non-wacom tablet which doesn't have working drivers. What do I need to know to get it working in wayland / kde plasma? AFAIK it needs to go through libinput, is that right?

09:38 <Lucretia> fyi, the driver situation is a mess.

09:45 <whot> Lucretia: the kernel needs to support it properly, libinput expects some specific things to make it a tablet but otherwise doesn't really care about the vendor. if it's a hid device, udev-hid-bpf is a good starting point to fix any firmware crazy

09:47 <Lucretia> what does bpf mean?

09:48 <whot> https://libevdev.pages.freedesktop.org/udev-hid-bpf/

09:48 <whot> udev-hid-bpf is a project (to load bpfs so you still need the answer to your question but that link should provide it :)

09:48 <Lucretia> yeah, found the website, but it doesn't say what bpf means

09:49 <Lucretia> berkley packet filter?

09:49 <whot> google for ebpf, but basically it's like a plugin for the kernel except it's not really that :)

09:50 <whot> but from the POV of udev-hid-bpf you can mostly treat it like you would treat a plugin in other frameworks

10:03 <sergi> Hi Mesa developers!

10:04 <sergi> There is a power cut, due to a cable cut in the street. I'm going to disable the farm quickly, and rework the Marge queue as quickly as possible

10:13 <Lucretia> whot: is there a graphi with the architecture of it all?

10:15 <mupuf> bentiss: I see. Then it lends credence to the idea that the website may just be hammered by tons and tons of bots

11:38 <DragoonAethis> bentiss: do you have any metrics/perf tracking set up for GitLab?

11:40 <DragoonAethis> Right now perf looks fine, but some odd one-off requests can still take a lot of time seemingly for no reason

12:20 <sergi> revert of the Collabora's farm in the Marge queue

13:48 <bentiss> DragoonAethis: I used to have that, but because it was too complex it eventually got removed (it was using some log fetching plus elasticsearch)

13:48 <bentiss> right now I might still have an influxdb, or the logs from the past 8 to 10 days I can get the traffic from, but it takes time to look at everything

16:35 <zmike> we out of space again? https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/jobs/69922119

16:42 <bentiss> zmike: this should resolve all by itself normally

16:44 <daniels> I resolved it manually

16:44 <__tim> web server on annarchy seems unhappy/unresponsive (or routing issue, not sure): https://freedesktop.org

16:45 <__tim> well, I can ssh, so not a routing issue

16:47 <daniels> shrug, kicked apache

16:48 <__tim> ta

17:37 <jrayhawk> the bytemark servers ns2.x.org and ns3.x.org have been dead for a while; who's in charge of those?