latest 20 messages by nezZario

+ [2019-10-21T21:06:00Z] nezZario That says connection REFUSED .. So that means that it is able to contact the host -- the host is sending back ICMP messages --- it just doesn't want you to connect
+ [2019-10-21T21:05:38Z] nezZario Keep in mind
+ [2019-10-21T20:50:53Z] nezZario Debian specifically, .. I know their builds are a lot different than most ... just stands out to me as you said it works on vagrant and EC2 which both are well set-up with the official images, but other ones are not
+ [2019-10-21T20:49:47Z] nezZario nginx ... Also-also, what OS are you using?
+ [2019-10-21T20:49:47Z] nezZario Oh well nvm .. You said it works on EC2 which uses NAT... So I doubt that is it .. .... Maybe try to bind directly to the IP address that DHCP is giving you? i.e., from the container, do `ifconfig -a`, .. get the IP address and try binding directly to it and see if that works .. tho 0.0.0.0 *should* bind to it, it just depends, especially with
+ [2019-10-21T20:48:14Z] nezZario Only thing I can tell you is NAT
+ [2019-10-21T20:47:27Z] nezZario InfamousJoeG .. also, .. ##devops but it's pretty dead too. I'm unfamiliar with the github actions, so can't be sure if the issue there is github or docker, but maybe there? .. just depends on how strict they are
+ [2019-10-21T20:45:56Z] nezZario Oh my gosh, thank you SO much!
+ [2019-10-21T20:41:45Z] nezZario And try to get a sense of the forks available, -- a short blurb of the ones that have actual commits on them (why github insists on showing a fork that has no commits of it's own and is 2 years behind, I'll never know)
+ [2019-10-21T20:41:07Z] nezZario Is there a way to look at a project that has say 50 or 500 forks
+ [2019-10-21T20:40:52Z] nezZario Silly question
+ [2019-10-11T20:07:29Z] nezZario but just got me curious is all
+ [2019-10-11T20:07:25Z] nezZario upstream is just using a /README(.xxx) .. you can just create a /.github/README.xxx
+ [2019-10-11T20:07:25Z] nezZario Wow interesting. I was more interested if there were any other directories (doc/ .github etc) that it would search. Was just curious because I am applying changes over an upstream repo, and wanted our README to show as the 'root' readme shown -- without needing to resolve a conflict every time they change it... which is actually possible if the
+ [2019-10-11T15:51:23Z] nezZario There is one article that says it will search "docs" and ".github", but not which files (it never mentions README vs README.md)
+ [2019-10-11T15:50:42Z] nezZario Or better yet, explains which it will search for? I just made a repo and figured out it does ".github/" -> "/" -> "docs/" in that order, within each directory using "README.md" first, then "README" second just by trial-and-error
+ [2019-10-11T15:49:58Z] nezZario Is there any other files github will use for a "README" other than /.github/README(.md), /docs/README(.md), or /.github/README(.md) ?
+ [2019-10-11T15:49:21Z] nezZario So, .. I can't find an article anywhere
+ [2015-07-08T21:41:21Z] nezZario Hey guys. Is there any good tools on viewing forks of a repo? I am looking at a repo that hasn't been maintained by it's author in 3 years, but it has over 250 forks. Just trying to see what's going on overall
+ [2014-07-03T04:30:35Z] nezZario my terminal is fudging up bad