Looks like they changed up some things in the lemmy-ansible repository, resulting in the docker guide being outdated.
Take a look at this nginx config file instead: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ansible/blob/main/templates/nginx_internal.conf It splits incoming requests and directs them to either the UI server or the backend server.
It honestly reminds me of the time 4chan stole Shia Labeouf's flag, locating it from a livestream with only the flag and the sky visible.
Try updating your docker-compose version. Any top-level property starting with x- should be accepted as an extension, whether compose can understand it's contents or not. In this case the x-logging section is used as a fragment to set up default logging settings for each service.
I do agree with you on performance, but what makes python unsuitable where security is important?
First of all, make sure the PostgreSQL username matches as well.
Does your password contain any special characters such as quotes, dollar signs or backslashes? They can have special meanings in yaml, resulting in the password being different from what you'd expect.
What's weirder, is that I can't find that community. Not even a removal of it listed in the modlog. I can only see two comments listed on your profile, but the link to the posts don't work.
When initially fetching a post, existing comments won't come along with it. New comments and new posts will only appear when at least one local user is subscribed to the corresponding community.
Not entirely in the Netherlands. There you have a yearly mandatory "eigen risico" of €385 (or more if you want a discount on health insurance). The first costs you make, you have to pay out of pocket. Only after you've exceeded the €385 in a year will the insurance start covering the costs.
Hrmm, I wonder who would benefit from perpetrating such a myth
But in the app they can fingerprint you better, allowing them to better identify the criminal scum using third party apps.
Copy the link from the federation-link-hexagon-thing button and paste it into the search bar on your instance. The post should get fetched, and should show up as a result.