@Pavel Try it online!

Unless you find any problems, I'll update the main server tomorrow.

Everything seems to be working ok, including libraries

@Dennis Can you add Zoidberg? cpanm Zoidberg, invoke with zoid, HW same as bash

After cleaning up the current mess.

We have cgroups, although they won't quite work until everybody refreshes their tabs.

(Reloading will allow you to use more resources, not less.)

I changed the number of concurrent processes to 80 per request, so Q# has some breathing room.

@Dennis If someone sends a request the "old way", can you return an error saying "Refresh the page please"?

I could, but I don't think it's worth bothering people about this.

They'll still have less restrictions than before.

It's a coincidence though that it still works. For the next breaking change, I'll add a version number check for the backend.

We have dotnet 2.2 (finally).

I wonder what made it not die anymore

I assume they just fixed the bug.

I thought it might be cgroups related

For a single request on an otherwise idle arena, not much has changed.

Maybe the upgrade to Fedora 29 changed something.

@Pavel syntax error at /home/runner/.code.tio line 1, near "World!"

Adding quotes around the string just changes the error message.

Ah, print instead of echo.

echo works in the interactive shell though

> If any file names are given, these will be interpreted as source scripts and suppress default behavior. Be aware that these source scripts are expected to be Perl scripts and are NOT interpreted or executed the same way as normal input.

:(

### No zoidrc file was found. A new zoidrc file will be created for you at /home/runner/.zoidrc. If you really intend to use without a zoidrc file, simply create an empty zoidrc file in that location or at /etc/zoidrc

Why does it have to be so vocal about that. :/

I doesn't seem to read it anyway, so I'll just make an empty one.

@Pavel tio.run/#zoidberg

If you can figure out how to put the Zoidberg Shell on TIO, let me know.

@Dennis I will but wait nonononono "these source scripts are expected to be Perl scripts" this is just perl now

With pre-imported Zoidberg.

Try it online.

You can do zoid -e "$(cat .code.tio)" for the shell

The echo way works

@Pavel Try it online!

(stupid markup)

Now I just have to get rid of that ugly warning.

touch /etc/zoidrc?

That's what I was doing, but the real Zoidberg actually uses its rc file.

Oh ,_.

Not quite getting why I can't put it in /usr/local/etc.

So /opt/zoidberg it is.

It's a neat idea for a shell, perl but undefined subroutines are replaced by shell command lookup

There we go.

cp /usr/local/share/perl5/auto/share/dist/Zoidberg/zoidrc.example .zoidrc

cating every dotfile in a directory

golfed

@Dennis That's not the point tho :P