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So far, so good. Thanks for your help getting it running.
I'd like to see an option for less logging. I'm a little afraid to keep it running full time because of that issue. Or if it could clean out the log every so often. I was going to write an issue for that request but haven't gotten around to it yet.
I'd also like to find a way to not run out as root on my machine. Just a security thing. I think I need to set up another user and put them in the docker group.
I guess great minds think alike, because I actually created an issue for customizable log levels earlier today! I do have it configured though to only allow either 10 or 20 MBs of logs before it starts overwriting the old ones. Perhaps I could make that customizable as well. Early on, I was running into tons of issues, so I needed extremely verbose logging to track them all down. But the main issues have been taken care of (until the NHL decides to change their API again. 😭)
I'm not running mine as root. That's a pet peeve of mine as well. It's why I use podman instead of docker. Podman has rootless built-in and default, whereas a lot of configuration is required to make docker run rootless. Nothing about the bot requires root, and I plan on keeping it that way forever.
Hell, I even figured out a way to get my Lemmy instance to run rootless with podman. I often wonder if I was the first one to figure that one out. Though I have since taken my instance down, as I the other Lemmy instances have stabilized.
I'm glad to hear it limits the logs. That makes me feel much better about that.
I have to admit, I've been using Linux for a few decades now, but docker et al are pretty new to me, so I'm just kind of fumbling my way through that.
I just thought of something else. It's probably a good idea to be able to put a contact person in the post automatically.
Yes, that's a great idea. Would a customizable message at the bottom of the post be sufficient? You could have it mention the contact person and word it however you want.
Yeah, that's good.