@tripleee That pattern looks like it's already caught by Potentially bad keyword in answer and Potentially bad keyword in body; append -force if you really want to do that.
@tripleee That pattern looks like it's already caught by Potentially bad keyword in body and Potentially bad keyword in answer; append -force if you really want to do that.
Can someone with 2K+ please go and revert the vandalism on this post? The author is rejecting my edits because they want to keep their post as hjkkfjkkd'd.
@tripleee Under normal circumstances, you should be able to execute SD commands for that instance in the room you linked, which normally would include !!/reboot. However, it looks like the instance had gotten stuck during the reboot process somewhere between loading the blacklists and initializing ChatExchange. Thus, it was not listening to chat. As a result, there really wasn't anything which you could do without access to the instance's console.
BTW, I have a canned comment that I put under vandalized posts, which contains this hyperlink How does deleting work?. It goes to the SO help pages though. How do I change that to go to the site specific page, so I don't have to manually edit it?
@Mast No, or at least that's not how I would use those terms. An absolute path starts with a /. A relative path is relative to the current URL (e.g. ../some_assets/my_image.jpg).
@Mast In many hosting situations, the URL path directly maps to a path on the filesystem to the file which is being referenced by the URL. In general, the URL's absolute path is translated by the web server to be relative to a directory in the server's filesystem which is defined as the root directory for the URLs which are served for that domain.
@Mast Yep. In addition, the URL's path may not map to a real file at all, and might include parameters as part of the path, rather than only have parameters as part of the query string. An example of that are the URLs used by the MS API, which definitely don't map to actual files on the server's file system.
@ThomasMarkov It was not reported in TRPG General Chat because the post was detected only for "Toxic answer detected", which is defined as an "experimental reason" and the configuration for TRPG General Chat doesn't indicate that reports which are detected for only experimental reasons should be reported into TRPG General Chat.
We're happy to change the configuration for TRPG General Chat so experimental-reason-only reports are posted there. If that's something that's desired, then please have a room owner and/or site moderator indicate to us that's what the room wants. For context, the last time I'm aware of where the configuration for TRPG General Chat was discussed is here.
