# I am the Watcher. I am your guide through this vast new twtiverse.
# 
# Usage:
#     https://watcher.sour.is/api/plain/users              View list of users and latest twt date.
#     https://watcher.sour.is/api/plain/twt                View all twts.
#     https://watcher.sour.is/api/plain/mentions?uri=:uri  View all mentions for uri.
#     https://watcher.sour.is/api/plain/conv/:hash         View all twts for a conversation subject.
# 
# Options:
#     uri     Filter to show a specific users twts.
#     offset  Start index for quey.
#     limit   Count of items to return (going back in time).
# 
# twt range = 1 40
# self = https://watcher.sour.is/conv/5czjhfq
@prologic I I received an email from a twt user saying my pod was not respecting the refresh limit of their feed and was instead fetching their feed every five minutes. I thought I saw a yarn about that awhile ago but don't know how to find it. I just updated yarns yesterday I think so I have a pretty new version. What can I do about this?
@abucci Do you happen to have the feed uri handy? 🤔
@abucci Do you happen to have the feed uri handy? 🤔
@abucci Do you happen to have the feed uri handy? 🤔
@abucci Do you happen to have the feed uri handy? 🤔
@abucci run yarnd -help (or two dashes, I forgot). There is an option to set the fetch interval.
@bender I thought yarn respected remote users' refresh intervals so that I didn't have to slow down my refresh globally trying to accommodate everyone?
@prologic yes it is https://kolesnikov.se/twtxt.txt and they say they have

# refresh = 7200

set.=
lol the pound sign was interpreted as markdown

\\# refresh = 7200=
@abucci What a web 1.0 website he is running....
Oh I know that person 👌 Lemme confirm something locally real quick 👌
Oh I know that person 👌 Lemme confirm something locally real quick 👌
Oh I know that person 👌 Lemme confirm something locally real quick 👌
Oh I know that person 👌 Lemme confirm something locally real quick 👌
@carsten yes, very blinky!
@prologic 👍
Hmmm nothing wrong with the code:


DEBU[0005] not refreshing feed https://kolesnikov.se/twtxt.txt with refresh=7200s (1h47m38.99999925s before next refresh)
Hmmm nothing wrong with the code:


DEBU[0005] not refreshing feed https://kolesnikov.se/twtxt.txt with refresh=7200s (1h47m38.99999925s before next refresh)
Hmmm nothing wrong with the code:


DEBU[0005] not refreshing feed https://kolesnikov.se/twtxt.txt with refresh=7200s (1h47m38.99999925s before next refresh)
Hmmm nothing wrong with the code:


DEBU[0005] not refreshing feed https://kolesnikov.se/twtxt.txt with refresh=7200s (1h47m38.99999925s before next refresh)
@abucci Do you want this in the logs? Info maybe? Warn? 🤔
@abucci Do you want this in the logs? Info maybe? Warn? 🤔
@abucci Do you want this in the logs? Info maybe? Warn? 🤔
@abucci Do you want this in the logs? Info maybe? Warn? 🤔
Btw... The _only_ reason I can think of this not working as expected, is if the feed in fact hasn't changed at all and so therefore the cached Metadata is unchanged and therefore it believes there is no refresh interval. In order to bust the cache here, the user/feed has to post a Twt or you can Refresh your Pod's Cache.
Btw... The _only_ reason I can think of this not working as expected, is if the feed in fact hasn't changed at all and so therefore the cached Metadata is unchanged and therefore it believes there is no refresh interval. In order to bust the cache here, the user/feed has to post a Twt or you can Refresh your Pod's Cache.
Btw... The _only_ reason I can think of this not working as expected, is if the feed in fact hasn't changed at all and so therefore the cached Metadata is unchanged and therefore it believes there is no refresh interval. In order to bust the cache here, the user/feed has to post a Twt or you can Refresh your Pod's Cache.
Btw... The _only_ reason I can think of this not working as expected, is if the feed in fact hasn't changed at all and so therefore the cached Metadata is unchanged and therefore it believes there is no refresh interval. In order to bust the cache here, the user/feed has to post a Twt or you can Refresh your Pod's Cache.
@prologic I don't understand?

He showed me logs from his web server indicating my pod was pulling refreshes every five minutes. I'd like to stop that, per his request. What do I do?

Does yarn respect that refresh = 7200 line?
@abucci It does. But see above.
@abucci It does. But see above.
@abucci It does. But see above.
@abucci It does. But see above.
@prologic I just need a list of instructions I can follow please--I feel like this is getting way more complicated/convoluted than it needs to be.

If I got to poderator settings and refresh cache, will that force my pod to start respecting the refresh he has set? I recently restarted my pod after an upgrade (yesterday I think). Wouldn't that have reset the cache?
@prologic I just need a lost if instructions I can follow please--I feel like this is getting way more complicated/convoluted than it needs to be.

If I got to poderator settings and refresh cache, will that force my pod to start respecting the refresh he has set? I recently restarted my pod after an upgrade (yesterday I think). Wouldn't that have reset the cache?
@abucci Yes. That _should_ 🤞 do it. No restarting a pod won't delete the cache.
@abucci Yes. That _should_ 🤞 do it. No restarting a pod won't delete the cache.
@abucci Yes. That _should_ 🤞 do it. No restarting a pod won't delete the cache.
@abucci Yes. That _should_ 🤞 do it. No restarting a pod won't delete the cache.
@prologic gotcha. I did the reset so we'll see!