06:29:30 <KwBot> [nikola] wiz21b opened issue #2331: Give full 'auto' site URL [idea] https://github.com/getnikola/nikola/issues/2331 07:26:01 <ChrisWarrick> transifex is so broken 07:33:26 <ChrisWarrick> perhaps we should find something less broken? is crowdin good? 08:20:06 <RocketLL_> ...is anyone alive in here" 08:20:07 <RocketLL_> ? 08:20:11 <ChrisWarrick> yes 08:20:17 <RocketLL_> :) 08:20:36 <RocketLL_> So I installed Nikola on Arch and I'm setting up my site. 08:21:02 <ChrisWarrick> from the AUR? 08:21:17 <RocketLL_> Yep. 08:21:27 <RocketLL_> Previously when I installed Nikola on OSX, I just used the /output/(or something like that). 08:21:51 <RocketLL_> It gave me a 404 error on all pages due to the links being https and my site being not https. 08:22:01 <RocketLL_> Any idea how I can fix that? 08:22:12 <ChrisWarrick> nah, that’s just our <base> magic 08:22:27 <RocketLL_> ...? 08:22:30 <ChrisWarrick> use `nikola serve` to open a server that will make things work 08:22:47 <RocketLL_> Ehh, so I have to serve it on my machine? 08:22:53 <ChrisWarrick> well, sort of 08:22:58 <RocketLL_> I'd rather use my webhost. 08:23:09 <ChrisWarrick> you can serve it on your web host just fine 08:23:10 <RocketLL_> DrDoofenshmirtz told me I could just use the contents of /output 08:23:30 <ChrisWarrick> for local development, you need nikola serve, nikola auto, or USE_BASE_TAG = False in conf.py 08:23:50 <RocketLL_> So my question is, how can I make the links non-https? 08:24:16 <ChrisWarrick> Try USE_BASE_TAG = False first 08:26:57 <ChrisWarrick> in principle, we don’t use the full URLs in places other than the site logo 08:27:37 <ChrisWarrick> but the <base> tag (which I presonally believe is nonsense, and would love to throw it out of the window) is responsible for rewriting every. single. relative. url. to BASE_URL/…/ 08:31:43 <RocketLL_> Alright, I'm commiting to this, uninstalling WorstPress 08:31:52 <ChrisWarrick> awesome! 08:47:01 <RocketLL_> So do I copy /output to the site root? 08:50:36 <ChrisWarrick> RocketLL_: on your server? yes 08:50:54 <RocketLL_> Okie. 08:51:07 <RocketLL_> Looks like it's going to take like an hour to erase all files 08:51:15 <RocketLL_> <.< 08:51:59 <ChrisWarrick> over FTP? 08:52:11 <RocketLL_> Yep 08:52:13 <RocketLL_> What else? 08:52:22 <ChrisWarrick> SFTP 08:52:39 <ChrisWarrick> or an online file manager provided by your webhost (they tend to be faster) 08:52:47 <RocketLL_> They are?! 08:52:51 <RocketLL_> Okie, using that then. 08:53:51 <ChrisWarrick> they run live on the server and don’t need to go through slow FTP roundtrips 08:54:09 <RocketLL_> True 08:54:37 <ChrisWarrick> I forgot all the pains of shared hosting until recently 08:55:12 <RocketLL_> Yeah 08:55:27 <RocketLL_> Planning on chaning to a SSD VPS as soon as this contract ends 08:56:35 <ChrisWarrick> digitalocean is so awesome 08:58:15 <ChrisWarrick> [reflink] https://www.digitalocean.com/?refcode=7983689b2ecc [/reflink] 08:59:37 <[Tritium]> ah the joys of owning both ends of the transfer. rsync is so nice 09:00:09 <ChrisWarrick> anything is better than FTP 09:00:25 <[Tritium]> RocketLL_: if you have the ability to ssh to your host, you can try rsync, or at the very least, transfer a tarbal with ftp and untar it over ssh 09:00:36 <ChrisWarrick> if cheapo webhosts were run by smart people, they would have some sort of rsync access 09:01:03 <[Tritium]> I used to have a cheapo webhost that let you use ssh/rsync 09:01:16 <RocketLL_> It's okay, uploaded. 09:01:21 <RocketLL_> Check out www.rocketll.com? 09:01:26 <[Tritium]> but I found a cheaper VPS 09:01:41 <ChrisWarrick> RocketLL_: it works 09:01:45 <ChrisWarrick> [Tritium]: where? 09:01:46 <RocketLL_> So there's the proof of concept 09:01:49 <[Tritium]> RocketLL_: it works... nothing there... 09:01:51 <RocketLL_> now gotta add files 09:01:53 <RocketLL_> :p 09:02:13 <RocketLL_> *pages 09:02:15 <[Tritium]> ChrisWarrick: godaddy's shared hosting at least did offer rsync when i used it 09:02:51 <[Tritium]> ChrisWarrick: now i'm using a vps with SSD VPS (name of the company) 09:03:10 <ChrisWarrick> [Tritium]: very ungoogleable 09:03:20 <[Tritium]> https://ssdvps.com/ 09:03:38 <ChrisWarrick> [Tritium]: DigitalOcean is actually better for the same price 09:03:57 <[Tritium]> ChrisWarrick: not with my coupon code >.> 09:04:16 <ChrisWarrick> [Tritium]: how much do you pay? 09:04:23 <[Tritium]> lets just say, they dont retroactivly raise prices. 09:04:28 <[Tritium]> $50/yr 09:04:54 <ChrisWarrick> that turns out to $4.17/mo 09:04:56 <[Tritium]> 1gb ram, 30gb storage 09:05:53 <ChrisWarrick> ah, I see 09:08:14 <[Tritium]> I'll be honest, I need the ram mostly for burst. If i get any kind of heavy load on the box, I will probably migrate to digitalocean. I just need a box not on my lan 09:08:16 <RocketLL_> Welp 09:08:27 <RocketLL_> Is nikola serve supposed to be this slow? 09:09:07 <[Tritium]> nikola serve is supposed to only be used in development, and therefor is not optimized for performance or security 09:09:19 <RocketLL_> yeah 09:09:27 <RocketLL_> Just testing out the new page I made. 09:09:35 <RocketLL_> It's reaaaally slow at generating though 09:12:40 <RocketLL_> Question 09:12:49 <ChrisWarrick> ask away 09:12:50 <RocketLL_> So after nikola server is done generating 09:12:55 <RocketLL_> does it give a mesage? 09:13:00 <ChrisWarrick> generating? 09:13:06 <ChrisWarrick> what does nikola serve generate? 09:13:15 <RocketLL_> 127.0.0.1 - - [03/May/2016 18:12:24] "GET /assets/css/code.css HTTP/1.1" 200 - 09:13:15 <RocketLL_> 127.0.0.1 - - [03/May/2016 18:12:24] "GET /assets/css/rst.css HTTP/1.1" 200 - 09:13:15 <RocketLL_> 127.0.0.1 - - [03/May/2016 18:12:24] "GET /assets/js/moment-with-locales.min.js HTTP/1.1" 200 - 09:13:15 <RocketLL_> 127.0.0.1 - - [03/May/2016 18:12:24] "GET /assets/js/fancydates.js HTTP/1.1" 200 - 09:13:15 <RocketLL_> 127.0.0.1 - - [03/May/2016 18:12:24] "GET /assets/js/jquery.colorbox-min.js HTTP/1.1" 200 - 09:13:21 <RocketLL_> That kind of stuff...? 09:14:16 <ChrisWarrick> RocketLL_: that’s just request log 09:14:23 <RocketLL_> Ah 09:14:30 <ChrisWarrick> RocketLL_: nikola serve runs forever and doesn’t generate anything 09:14:42 <RocketLL_> Mmh. 09:15:14 <RocketLL_> So I made a page called "about" 09:15:23 <RocketLL_> How do I access said page from nikola serve 09:16:01 <ChrisWarrick> http://127.0.0.1/about/ or possibly http://127.0.0.1/about.html (depends on config) 09:16:26 <ChrisWarrick> you may want to add a (root-relative) link to the navbar (NAVIGATION_LINKS in conf.py) 09:22:12 <RocketLL_> So it generates in /stories/about 09:22:19 <RocketLL_> How can I make it just /about? 09:22:59 <ChrisWarrick> change PAGES 09:23:59 <RocketLL_> ..? where? 09:24:01 <ChrisWarrick> RocketLL_: conf.py, around line 175, make the second elemnent of each tuple inside PAGES an empty string like ("stories/*.rst", "", "story.tmpl"), 09:24:32 <RocketLL_> Okie... 09:25:08 <[Tritium]> RocketLL_: purely out of curiosity, do you know how to program in python? 09:25:26 <RocketLL_> A little basic stuff I learned a few years ago 09:25:28 <RocketLL_> But nah 09:25:44 <RocketLL_> ChrisWarrick: Yay, thanks! 09:26:05 <RocketLL_> I think I can figure it out on my own now, I'll come here if I have any more problems. 09:26:18 <[Tritium]> ok. That will help me frame my responses to questions 09:26:18 <DrDoofenshmirtz> OR you'll bother me again >_> 09:26:27 <DrDoofenshmirtz> :) 09:28:33 <RocketLL_> :p 09:28:38 <RocketLL_> Oh, and one more thing 09:29:14 <RocketLL_> How do I remove those ugly-ass "Archive" "Tags" "RSS Feed" things and replace them with a index/sitemap/menu? 09:30:30 <DrDoofenshmirtz> There is a section for links 09:30:55 <DrDoofenshmirtz> NAVIGATION_LINKS 09:31:14 <[Tritium]> RocketLL_: To change what the navigation looks like, you would have to change the template. to change what links are there, you can edit NAVIGATION_LINKS in conf.py. 09:31:16 <DrDoofenshmirtz> So you can just remove the ones you dont want or add in more entries 09:34:48 <RocketLL_> Yeah, I'll just comment them for now 09:35:26 * ChrisWarrick things we should have a Python syntax primer for writing conf.py files 09:35:41 <[Tritium]> ChrisWarrick: you read my mind 09:35:44 * RocketLL_ has no idea 09:36:42 <DrDoofenshmirtz> Can Nikola generate CSS ? 09:37:01 <ChrisWarrick> and how do you define that? 09:37:45 <DrDoofenshmirtz> Well I want to have coloured tags for posts. I know I can do it inline but is it possible to be able to do it externally? 09:38:05 <DrDoofenshmirtz> http://purecss.io/layouts/blog/ like that 09:38:09 <ChrisWarrick> you can write some CSS manually and add classes to tags 09:38:36 <DrDoofenshmirtz> Ill take that as a no then 09:38:58 <[Tritium]> custom.css in a custom template, and a tweak to post.tmpl or wot not should cover it? 09:39:15 <ChrisWarrick> that’s enough 09:39:37 <[Tritium]> template inheretence is a godsend 09:39:45 <DrDoofenshmirtz> Ill look into that 09:39:57 <RocketLL_> So um 09:40:00 <RocketLL_> What's .rst? 09:40:00 <ChrisWarrick> nikola theme’s copy helpers are also a godsend 09:40:25 <DrDoofenshmirtz> RocketLL_> http://docutils.sourceforge.net/docs/user/rst/quickref.html 09:40:30 <[Tritium]> RocketLL_: restructured text. Like Markdown, only more powerful 09:41:19 <ChrisWarrick> RocketLL_: you are free to choose any markup format you like, be it HTML, Markdown, reStructuredText, or even some less popular things 09:41:41 <ChrisWarrick> hell, you could even do well-formed .docx files via pandoc 09:43:06 <[Tritium]> They dont even have to be terribly well formed - just dont go insane 09:43:44 <[Tritium]> well... they have to be wellformed xml, but word and libraoffice both do well formed xml 09:43:52 <[Tritium]> just dont go insane with formatting 09:55:31 <ChrisWarrick> I actually did .docx → .md → .docx once to clean up formatting 09:55:47 <ChrisWarrick> also did .docx → .md → .tex because why not 10:00:01 <RocketLL_> So I'm editing the index.rst inside /about and nikola build-ing 10:00:14 <RocketLL_> But it doesn't reflect the changes...? 10:00:59 <ChrisWarrick> don’t edit files in output 10:01:08 <RocketLL_> Oh dumb me 10:01:09 <ChrisWarrick> edit stories/about.rst 10:01:25 <RocketLL_> lol 10:01:38 <RocketLL_> should I revert the files I changed? 10:03:00 <[Tritium]> RocketLL_: they will be overwritten 10:03:07 <RocketLL_> okie 10:07:25 <DrDoofenshmirtz> What file do I need to inherit from for that? From what I can see this looks like it requires a plugin 10:10:25 <DrDoofenshmirtz> At the very least it looks like the file name is handled code side instead of in mako 10:17:37 <ChrisWarrick> DrDoofenshmirtz: for colorful tags? edit post.tmpl 10:18:07 <ChrisWarrick> DrDoofenshmirtz: nikola theme -c post.tmpl (you may also need post_helper.tmpl) 10:27:33 <DrDoofenshmirtz> So basically end up doing it like how you did the status tags for your projects plugin then? 10:29:06 <ChrisWarrick> um, no? 11:26:55 <RocketLL_> Can I have structured pages? 11:26:58 <RocketLL_> Like 11:27:07 <RocketLL_> There's page animals 11:27:12 <RocketLL_> then animals/doga 11:27:15 <RocketLL_> *dogs 11:27:28 <RocketLL_> then animals/dogs/beagles 11:28:32 <[Tritium]> its been a while since I have done something like that, but you could, at least in the past, just build a hierarchy like that in the slugs 11:28:52 <RocketLL_> .. slug: dog 11:28:59 <RocketLL_> ..slug: dog/beagle 11:29:01 <RocketLL_> like that? 11:29:13 <[Tritium]> If i remember correctly, yes 11:29:17 <RocketLL_> okie\ 11:30:09 <RocketLL_> How can I have an index of posts? 11:41:48 <ChrisWarrick> RocketLL_: index of posts is created manually 11:42:06 <ChrisWarrick> RocketLL_: I’m not sure about the slug thing. It might work, but it’s safer to do .. slug: beagle and put it in stories/dog, for example 11:42:42 <ChrisWarrick> RocketLL_: um, is created automatically* 11:59:41 <RocketLL_> So where is it located? 11:59:43 <RocketLL_> The index? 12:01:55 <RocketLL_> ChrisWarrick^ 12:02:22 <ChrisWarrick> RocketLL_: /output/index.html 12:02:45 <ChrisWarrick> RocketLL_: (as in, it’s *the* index of your website) 12:02:57 <RocketLL_> Ah. 12:03:20 <RocketLL_> So isn't that the same as www.rocketll.com? 12:04:04 <RocketLL_> nvm 12:04:17 <RocketLL_> How do I make a nice list of pages then? 12:04:37 <RocketLL_> Also, how do I customize the front page of www.rocketll.com? 12:25:52 <ralsina> RocketLL_: if you want your / to be anything other than the list of your last posts, check the "site not a blog" document in getnikola.com 12:27:48 <ralsina> https://getnikola.com/creating-a-site-not-a-blog-with-nikola.html 13:11:29 <ChrisWarrick> !handbook 13:11:33 <ChrisWarrick> KwBot: hello 13:11:33 <KwBot> ChrisWarrick: Hello! 13:11:34 <ChrisWarrick> !handbook 13:12:24 <ChrisWarrick> !rehash 13:12:24 <KwBot> ChrisWarrick: 8 tokens and 2 factoids loaded. 13:13:51 <ChrisWarrick> !handbook 13:27:08 <ChrisWarrick> !factoids 13:27:08 <KwBot> ChrisWarrick: #nikolafactoids: logs, contributors, notablog, twitter, internals, rest, themes, conf, plugins, tutorial, features, path-handlers, mailing-list, support, blog, start, handbook, issues, website, users, docs, book.tmpl, extending, github, authors, coil, getting-started, license, changelog, ml, setup, manual, theme-tut, custom-page, contact, theme-ref, install, doc, theming, pathhandlers 13:27:10 <ChrisWarrick> !handbook 13:27:10 <KwBot> ChrisWarrick: Nikola Handbok: https://getnikola.com/handbook.html 13:27:44 <ChrisWarrick> !rehash 13:27:44 <KwBot> ChrisWarrick: 8 tokens and 21 factoids loaded. 13:27:45 <ChrisWarrick> !handbook 13:27:45 <KwBot> ChrisWarrick: Nikola Handbook: https://getnikola.com/handbook.html 13:33:00 <ChrisWarrick> !factoids 13:33:00 <KwBot> ChrisWarrick: #nikola factoids: markdown, logs, contributors, manual, twitter, internals, rest, themes, conf, plugins, m2arkdown, tutorial, features, path-handlers, custom-page, support, blog, start, handbook, issues, website, users, docs, book.tmpl, extending, github, conf.py, authors, coil, getting-started, license, changelog, ml, setup, notablog, theme-tut, not-a-blog, mailing-list, contact, theme-ref, install, doc, theming, pathhandlers 13:34:02 <ChrisWarrick> !factoids 13:34:02 <KwBot> ChrisWarrick: #nikola factoids: authors, blog, book.tmpl, changelog, coil, conf, conf.py, contact, contributors, custom-page, doc, docs, extending, features, getting-started, github, handbook, install, internals, issues, license, logs, mailing-list, manual, markdown, ml, not-a-blog, notablog, path-handlers, pathhandlers, plugins, rest, setup, start, support, theme-ref, theme-tut, themes, theming, tutorial, twitter, users, website 13:34:05 <ChrisWarrick> !start 13:34:05 <KwBot> ChrisWarrick: Getting Started with Nikola: https://getnikola.com/getting-started.html 13:34:16 <ChrisWarrick> there, now we have a functional factoid bot 13:57:13 <ralsina> ChrisWarrick: neat 13:57:19 <ralsina> !issues 13:57:19 <KwBot> ralsina: Nikola Issues: https://github.com/getnikola/nikola/issues 13:57:37 <ChrisWarrick> !mailing-list 13:57:37 <KwBot> ChrisWarrick: Mailing List: https://groups.google.com/group/nikola-discuss 13:57:40 <ChrisWarrick> !conf.py 13:57:40 <KwBot> ChrisWarrick: conf.py: https://getnikola.com/conf.html 15:42:53 <Sukil> Hello. I am having problems building my Nikola site. Basically it exits with a locale._setlocale error, with no reference to my configuration file. 15:44:06 <Sukil> I've gone to my conf file three times and haven't found anything change. Could someone have a look? 15:44:32 <Sukil> Oops change strange* 15:45:25 <Sukil> Just getting the source and seeing if it builds multiple times (5-10) would be necessary at irst, as I'm trying to see if it's a problem of my computer 15:51:43 <Sukil> first* 15:53:21 <Sukil> Source is at https://github.com/sukiletxe/sukiletxe.github.io/tree/src 15:53:34 <Sukil> Thank you very much! 16:01:26 <ChrisWarrick> Sukil: OS? 16:02:43 <ChrisWarrick> Sukil: Linux, py3: builds but has locale warnings about eu and es (which is expected, since I don’t have either on my system) 16:03:31 <Sukil> which warnings? 16:04:29 <ChrisWarrick> [2016-05-03T16:02:14Z] WARNING: Nikola: Could not guess locale for language eu, using locale en_US.UTF-8 [2016-05-03T16:02:14Z] WARNING: Nikola: Could not guess locale for language es, using locale en_US.UTF-8 16:05:13 <ChrisWarrick> pastebin full traceback though 16:05:24 <Sukil> I hadn't read that last part on your previous message 16:05:35 <Sukil> well, that's expected 16:08:58 <ChrisWarrick> again: full traceback? 16:09:43 <Sukil> Ah, I forgot to mention that sometimes it succeeds to build, but the dates appear messed up, as if Nikola took the date_format from another language 16:10:07 <ChrisWarrick> which generally shouldn’t happen, especially now that we do useless threading lock magic 16:10:10 <ChrisWarrick> !rehash 16:10:10 <KwBot> ChrisWarrick: 8 tokens and 47 factoids loaded. 16:10:23 <Sukil> Damn, Thunderbird's notifications system sucks. 16:10:25 <Sukil> Sorry 16:10:27 <Sukil> Here it is 16:10:34 <Sukil> Scanning posts........done! 16:10:34 <Sukil> Traceback (most recent call last): 16:10:34 <Sukil> File "c:\python35\lib\site-packages\doit\doit_cmd.py", line 168, in run 16:10:34 <Sukil> return command.parse_execute(args) 16:10:34 <Sukil> File "c:\python35\lib\site-packages\doit\cmd_base.py", line 122, in parse_exec 16:10:35 <ChrisWarrick> but with your code, I do get random rebuilds 16:11:59 <ChrisWarrick> !pastebin 16:11:59 <KwBot> ChrisWarrick: Paste long snippets at: https://gist.github.com/ 16:12:02 <ChrisWarrick> Sukil: ↑ 16:14:58 <ChrisWarrick> Sukil: I just reproduced locale.Error: unsupported locale setting 16:16:26 <Sukil> So sorry for that. As I said, TB is kind of crazy 16:16:34 <Sukil> Paste: http://pastebin.com/WJmyCjT7 16:17:13 <Sukil> OK, so it's definitely my fault. Good to know at last. 16:17:35 <ChrisWarrick> Sukil: it looks like you need to hardcode different locales 16:18:11 <ChrisWarrick> Sukil: on my Windows system that has en_US, en_UK and pl_PL locales, setting LOCALES = {'eu': 'English', 'es': 'English'} leads to a successful build 16:22:18 <Sukil> ChrisWarrick: Can you try again, just in case? 16:22:32 <Sukil> ChrisWarrick: I've set the three of them and still fails 16:24:31 <ChrisWarrick> Sukil: it works 16:25:11 <ChrisWarrick> Sukil: Windows version and display language? 16:25:40 <Sukil> 6.1 (Windows 7), Spanish 16:28:18 <ChrisWarrick> in a Python console, what would locale.setlocale(locale.LC_ALL, 'spanish') do? 16:28:31 <ChrisWarrick> (also, saying windows nt 6.1 is not cool, microsoft people don’t do that) 16:30:13 <Sukil> It returns 'Spanish_Spain.1252' 16:31:33 <ChrisWarrick> which is the correct value 16:32:56 <Sukil> OK, it builds more reliably now. Dates weren't messed up in the last build. If I try (just for the sake of trying) to build about 10 comsecutive times, I get the error once or so. 16:47:46 <ChrisWarrick> Sukil: https://gist.github.com/Kwpolska/3cf154f5fc7444660a9c26a2e8adee7c 16:47:54 <ChrisWarrick> Sukil: paste this at the top of your conf.py 16:48:03 <ChrisWarrick> Sukil: when it crashes, pastebin NikolaDebug.txt somewhere 16:49:26 <Sukil> ChrisWarrick: Do I run it from anywhere? 16:51:31 <ChrisWarrick> Sukil: paste this in conf.py and build your site with nikola build until it crashes 16:56:36 <ChrisWarrick> Sukil: paste this in conf.py and build your site with nikola build until it crashes 16:56:47 <Sukil> ChrisWarrick: http://pastebin.com/DsJ4eED8 16:57:27 <ChrisWarrick> yeah, someone is trying to use the wrong locale 16:58:02 <Sukil> someone? 16:58:44 <ChrisWarrick> probably calendar.py 17:04:36 <ChrisWarrick> Sukil: Open a Nikola bug about it. Please add a note asking if we need calendar.different_locale after all. 17:04:41 <ChrisWarrick> !issues 17:04:41 <KwBot> ChrisWarrick: Nikola Issues: https://github.com/getnikola/nikola/issues 17:11:32 <Sukil> Should I include links to this log and my site? 17:12:14 <ChrisWarrick> you could 17:12:20 <ChrisWarrick> we need the exception, mainly 17:12:43 <ChrisWarrick> but we also need to reproduce it, which I haven’t been able to, so your traceback and the log from my locale printer are really useful 17:57:27 <KwBot> [nikola] sukiletxe opened issue #2332: When building a site with multiple date_formats, Nikola sometimes crashes and others it messes up the formats https://github.com/getnikola/nikola/issues/2332 17:57:48 <Sukil> done 18:00:20 <Sukil> In case you were wondering: I don't use gist gecause it uses the ace editor, which doesn't work with screen readers, and it can't be disabled(this was possible before). 18:18:40 <ChrisWarrick> Sukil: use a command-line client, or complain to them 18:25:51 <Sukil> ChrisWarrick: Thanks, I've contacted them. 19:28:00 <zoopp> Hey guys, I've been thinking how to split up the config file accross multiple files that closely group related functionality. Do you think that something like this would work? https://gist.github.com/zoopp/bd8203a955a84dfe451bd42969abcb9a 19:28:19 <zoopp> We'd then have a file inside the 'config' folder for every category of settings 19:28:52 <zoopp> and in every config file we could do things like 'import config.potsts' etc. 19:29:03 <zoopp> 'import config.posts' 19:46:00 <zoopp> ofcourse, it's more of a workaround than an actual solution 20:53:51 <KwBot> [nikola] TierraDelFuego opened issue #2333: Relative links to bower_components. https://github.com/getnikola/nikola/issues/2333 23:21:12 <KwBot> [nikola] TierraDelFuego opened issue #2334: init leaves a cache directory in the current working directory https://github.com/getnikola/nikola/issues/2334