fritz-k

I had the same problem with my running config, both of your `emacs -q`-versions worked fine though. Your second example lead me to add ```elisp (use-package jupyter-tramp) ``` to my...

Too bad. Two other things I could imagine are the load order and the `:requires org`. In your plain example the load order is `jupyer -> jupter-tramp -> org` in...

Per default `User.has_perm` method is delegated to the `django.contrib.auth.backends.ModelBackend` which queries user and group permissions. If you customize the `User` and/or `Group` models they have to comply with `django.contrib.auth.backends.ModelBackend` or...

I think using something like ``` class CustomGroup(django.contrib.auth.models.Group): pass ``` and checking that this model is used and everything still works should suffice on django-wiki's side. While Django does not...

The last point guarantees that in django-wiki you can use a custom group and that there is at least one implementation of such a group that works (which is "incidentally"...

To sync my tomb, I placed my tomb-file and tomb-key in my pass-dir and commit only when the tomb is closed. Merging changes from multiple hosts isn't trivial with this...

> wait, you have 10.0.3 according to the list, are you sure it's still happening there ? I think I upgraded to 10.0.3 a couple of days ago, but definitely...

@PVince81 I can give you/others a test account on our NC instance and/or the docker and caddy config files if that helps in tracking down the issue.

I just checked: If `signaling/kjvse3k9` returns a 404 I get redirected to the "not found" page. Otherwise the conversation loads fine. The requested URL was the same in both cases...

I just checked and can confirm that entering the URL is leading to fewer errors then accessing it via UI. Probably the same observation: Hitting "back" after the error triggered...