That’s how I believe federation works. So everything I’m subscribed to with my user on my instance is pulled in and kept in sync. If the origin instance of the community goes down, everything that was synced up to that point still exists on my instance and I can read it.
slashzero
joined 2 years ago
Also going to suggest using the docker containers as well. It’s much easier to get up and running, plus Docker knowledge is great to have under your belt.
Are we allowing emojis here?
You need permission to use emojis? 🤔
Oh, you mean in the sense that “emojis = downvotes” on Reddit. I still used them on Reddit anyway. 🤷♂️
BTW: you can use : shorthand for emojis, in case you didn’t know. 👍
I’ve been seeing some instances become unresponsive for minutes at a time. Even my own instance where I’m the only user on there. Looking at my resource usage there have been a few spikes to 80% CPU usage. Planning to dig into it later.
You might be able to setup a mod_rewrite rule to load a specific file path or other url based on the URL path, but a subdomain would probably be easier/cleaner.
From Apache mod_rewrite docs:
The mod_rewrite module uses a rule-based rewriting engine, based on a PCRE regular-expression parser, to rewrite requested URLs on the fly. By default, mod_rewrite maps a URL to a filesystem path. However, it can also be used to redirect one URL to another URL, or to invoke an internal proxy fetch.
Just remember the old adage about regular expressions: when you use a regular expression to try to solve one problem, you create two problems.
A subdomain would likely be cleaner and easier.
It’s a bug. One of many related to how the UI updates in real time using websockets. The good news is they are getting rid of websockets in the next release, and should fix a lot of these issues.
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1093
@[email protected] maybe a featured/sticky post pointing to currently open issues in GitHub would be helpful?
Hi! I was trying to install some themes, including this one on my instance. I added extra_themes with the CSS files in volumes/lemmy-ui/extra_themes, and then added that volume to the lemmy-ui container mapping it to /app/assets/css/extra_themes. When I bring the container back up, the new themes are not available in settings, even though they are on the container file system. What am I missing?
It was worth a try!
Any chance you can get around that through a VPN?
If you run your own instance, you can set up words to block in the admin settings. I don’t see any settings at the user level though.
You can create an enhancement request on the GitHub project for lemmy. That would be a nice feature.
Hahahah no you aren’t! I’m just too addicted to startrek and refreshing like a madman for no reason.
BTW, that SNW banner is awesome.
Hi there, I've been monitoring my logs on my instance over the past 24 hours, and not seeing anything out of the ordinary. I'll keep an eye on it, but just not seeing any red flags, yet.