Multiple people have been asking me how they can make a one-time
donation without going through GitHub or Patreon, so I'll re-add this
for now but will need to keep an eye out for fraud and potentially
disable it again soon.
This replaces the current method of using a Bloom filter in Redis to
check for breached passwords with searching the text file directly using
pts_lbsearch (https://github.com/pts/pts-line-bisect/).
I'm not removing the Redis-based method yet because I want to test the
performance of this first, but this is *far* simpler and doesn't have
the possibility for false positives like the Bloom filter does.
This message is getting pretty outdated now, and should probably be done
in a different way regardless so that it doesn't need to be in the code,
especially since forks won't want the same message (or any message).
A better approach would probably be a consumer or cronjob watching for
new registrations in the event stream.
gunicorn 20.0.0 included a change so that it will no longer read server
configuration out of Paster files. Because of this, the settings for it
in development.ini and production.ini were no longer being used. This
resulted in the auto-reloading no longer working in dev, and the number
of workers being reduced back down to 1 in production. The socket/PID
may have been impacted as well.
This commit moves the configuration into command-line args used to
launch gunicorn, and uses a pillar variable to handle the args different
between dev and prod.
This uses Stripe's Subscriptions capability to set up recurring
donations. Requires setting up a Product for the recurring donation, and
defining its product ID in the INI file.
This will break an install if people copy this file and don't set or
remove this, so it should probably be commented out by default and let
people un-comment if they actually want to use it.
A lot of the code in common between this and the EmbedlyScraper should
probably be generalized out to a base class soon, but let's make sure
this works first.
This gives each comment tag a "weight" value, which is a float. This
weight can be set for each user to affect their future comment tags, and
if a user doesn't have a weight set it uses a global default value
that's set in the INI file. This global default is set to 1.0 for
development purposes, since that should make it so that a single tag
will have an effect. It should probably be set lower initially in
production so that single users can't cause tag effects.
This adds a consumer (in prod only) that uses Embedly's Extract API to
scrape the links from all new link topics and stores some of the data in
the topic's content_metadata column.
Deimos