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--- projects:decadv:2023 [2023/12/03 00:55] – analysis of !120 pfm
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 ====== December Adventure 2023 ======
-Yesterday I've learned about [[https://eli.li/december-adventure|December Adventure]]. It's a very nice idea (esp. compared to Advent of Code, as I don't like competing).
+On 2023-12-01 I've learned about [[https://eli.li/december-adventure|December Adventure]]. It's a very nice idea (esp. compared to Advent of Code, as I don't like competing).
 My //December Adventure// will be working on [[:lacre:overview|Lacre]], a Postfix mail filter encrypting incoming mail before it is written to recipient's inbox.
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   * Lacre Webgate: [[https://git.disroot.org/Lacre/lacre-webgate/pulls/11|Add identity table]] --- I've finished introduction of identity database.
-  * GPG Lacre: [[lacrepr>130|Fix unencrypted delivery and key removal]] --- I've re-read and merged my recent work on storing identities in a database.
+  * Lacre backend: [[lacrepr>130|Fix unencrypted delivery and key removal]] --- I've re-read and merged my recent work on storing identities in a database.
-  * GPG Lacre: [[lacreissue>120|Enhance validation of keys with multiple email addresses]] --- I've analysed the flow, and found that:
+  * Lacre backend: [[lacreissue>120|Enhance validation of keys with multiple email addresses]] --- I've analysed the flow, and found that:
     * we enforce keys with single email during key verification in Lacre Webgate (in [[https://git.disroot.org/Lacre/lacre-webgate/src/commit/750014e58836d75cd47655a5dddd336a575a71c1/public_html/include/gpg.php#L76|public_html/include/gpg.php:76]]);
     * to handle keys with multiple emails I'll need to rework ''GnuPG.confirm_key'' function.
+  * I've learned a bit about [[https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio-stream.html|asyncio Streams]] in Python by writing a little program. So far I seem to be doing something wrong.
+===== December 3rd =====
+  * I've implemented a tiny key-value store in Python using ''asyncio'' streams and ''email''. It's an exercise before I approach something bigger but with similar semantics in Lacre backend.
+  * Next, I've written something very similar based on [[https://docs.python.org/3/library/http.server.html|http.server]] Python package.
+===== December 4th =====
+  * I've added support for TTL to my tiny key-value store, learning how to use [[https://docs.python.org/3/library/collections.html#collections.namedtuple|named tuples]] and [[https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio-eventloop.html#scheduling-delayed-callbacks|delayed callbacks with asyncio]].
+===== December 5th =====
+  * I've fixed cron script that I've broken during refactoring. (I should rework its tests too.)
+  * I've fixed identity removal.
+  * I've added support for ''-r'' or ''--reload'' flag to ''import'' command, which deletes all keys before importing them from GnuPG's ''pubring.kbx''.
+===== December 6th =====
+  * I've written some Python [[https://docs.python.org/3/reference/compound_stmts.html#function-definitions|decorators]]. I suspect reading decorators from the standard library could be enlightening.
+===== December 7th =====
+  * Today I've skimmed some [[https://docs.python.org/3/library/functools.html|functools]] code and written another Python decorator. This one emits an [[https://docs.python.org/3/library/audit_events.html|auditing event]] before execution of the decorated function.
+===== December 9th =====
+  * Fixed some minor error-reporting issues. Now when an expired key prevents Lacre from encrypting a message, a short error message is logged instead of a full trace-back.
+  * Updated admin CLI documentation to include info about ''import'' command and its ''-r'' option.
+  * Tagged 0.2 RC2.
+  * Started working on Rust re-implementation of the Lacre admin's CLI tool. Started by trying to connect to sqlite.
+===== December 10th =====
+  * Fixed misbehaviour when Lacre would bounce messages upon database exception. Now we let admin decide if they want cleartext to be delivered.
+===== December 12th =====
+  * Experimented with [[https://crates.io/crates/clap|clap]], a Rust //Command Line Argument Parser//. Also learned about [[https://doc.rust-lang.org/rust-by-example/custom_types/constants.html|constants]].
+===== December 13th =====
+  * I had a little morning warm-up with Rust. Rust's compiler gives very helpful and detailed error messages!
+===== December 16th =====
+  * I've added 3 new configuration parameters to Lacre's config file, controlling database connection pool. (Read more in [[https://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/20/core/pooling.html#dealing-with-disconnects|Dealing with disconnects]] section of SQLAlchemy documentation.)
+===== December 17th =====
+  * Learned more about [[https://docs.python.org/3/library/enum.html|enum]] Python module, then used it in Lacre.
+  * Provided a configuration parameter in Lacre to choose optimistic or pessimistic handling of database connections.
+===== December 19th =====
+  * Added more logging while hunting a bug reported by Muppeth.
+  * Lacre admin CLI tool: added ''-D'' (''--delete'') option to ''queue'' sub-command.
+===== December 29th =====
+  * Continued learning Rust, this time trying to implement a [[wp>Brainfuck]] interpreter.