03:35:51 <nstrom> seeing some new spam domains, e.g. http://tdkaqcp.four50.com/ http://3zk7f7x.dnvebring.com/ http://bantna.nillaplease.com/ http://p5s43xi.fatchickonabike.com/
03:36:08 <nstrom> doesn't seem to be blowing up backfeed so maybe they were just queued from before /shrug
14:36:19 <nyany> queue is coming down slowly but surely
15:08:14 <arkiver> thanks for the report nstrom
15:08:40 <arkiver> yeah, we try to prevent loops on these spam domains, they're likely getting through there, but then later on get nothing queued for them
15:08:55 <arkiver> but thanks for the report, if you notice something, feel free to always dump the info here
15:09:14 <arkiver> nyany: yeah! and, as long as todo:backfeed is near 0 I'd say we're in good shape
15:09:26 <nyany> I spun up a few workers on Hetzner to help
15:09:44 <nyany> datechnoman: FYI - Not sure if you'd considered it but I think OVH is a pretty safe option for running this project
15:10:05 <nyany> I've been running this now for over a year with 0 complaints
15:10:48 <nyany> arkiver: yeah, I've been watching the tracker
15:11:01 <nyany> it spikes up but the workers seem to gobble it up quick
15:12:09 <nyany> it'd be cool to see todo way lower
16:20:14 <nyany> backfeed is spiking significantly
16:20:52 <nyany> arkiver: does the tracker cap out at 10M claims?
16:27:54 <arkiver> nyany: at 10 million, we start prioritizing reclaiming of items
16:28:08 <arkiver> but it looks pretty well I think?
16:28:25 <arkiver> backfeed spikes every now and then, depending on how backfeed is doing, the targets are doing, etc.
16:28:33 <arkiver> but looks like it is close to 0 again
16:28:56 <arkiver> if todo:backfeed is over 500k or a million or so I'll start worrying slightly and checking what is in there
16:30:35 <nyany> fair enough
16:30:43 <nyany> it hit 82K