00:02:55 <Woodyxyz> What tweaks should I make? 00:09:04 <ChrisWarrick> Woodyxyz: run `nikola console` and verify that Nikola can see your posts by checking `site.timeline` (the first few values should be important) 00:09:22 <ChrisWarrick> Woodyxyz: also, verify your file paths, extensions, and post dates (although Nikola should warn about future dates) 00:15:56 <Woodyxyz> Post: 'posts/473079.md' 74a9237671bd2c4371b70cd559de17fa 00:16:08 <Woodyxyz> Seems to be seeing the posts 00:16:40 <Woodyxyz> 473079.md is the last post 00:18:44 <Woodyxyz> posts/473020/ is the last in the build.. 00:20:29 <Woodyxyz> The time is the issue.. 00:22:39 <Woodyxyz> Time from the database is in UTC.. 00:22:54 <Woodyxyz> I am in the US.. 00:23:16 <Woodyxyz> Thank you Mr. Warrick 09:56:21 <ChrisWarrick> !tell Woodyxyz You would need to change the timezone of your site or make sure the timezone is written in the date field of your posts 09:56:21 <KwBot> ChrisWarrick: acknowledged. 10:35:07 <KwBot> Woodyxyz: 09:56:21 <ChrisWarrick> You would need to change the timezone of your site or make sure the timezone is written in the date field of your posts 10:36:48 <Woodyxyz> I ended up regenerating the time on the markdown files. 10:39:00 <Woodyxyz> Another question -- Expiring content -- I want to keep the posts on the site for roughly 2 weeks.. I can whack the markdown files and then do a "clean" and then a "build" (guessing) 10:39:09 <Woodyxyz> Is there a better way? 10:40:11 <ChrisWarrick> that will be the cleanest 10:40:15 <ChrisWarrick> there is no built-in support 10:40:26 <Woodyxyz> OK.. Thanks.. 10:40:39 <ChrisWarrick> you could write a plugin that would remove posts from the timeline, but that could be error-prone and slow 10:41:24 <Woodyxyz> I think I can do it with a Linux 'find' command 10:42:41 <ChrisWarrick> as long as your filesystem dates are correct, sure