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stefanbohacek.com
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| | | | | It's not for everyone, but worth a try! | |
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andre.arko.net
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| | | | | tl;dr if you boot Mastodon without LOCAL_DOMAIN once, you might be unable to fetch posts from some other instances. If searching for a post URL returns nothing, try running bin/rails r 'Account.representative.update!(username: ENV["LOCAL_DOMAIN"])'. That fixed things for me. So. Four hours of debugging missing posts later, here we are. The symptoms I noticed were: some posts were mysteriously missing on my server, even though they clearly existed on other servers posts that did appear were sometimes direct replies to posts that didn't appear searching for a missing post by full URL would return no results, even if that very post was visible in the federated feed Confused, I started reading logs, searching the internet fruitlessly, reading GitHub issues that contained the right keywords but were different problems, checking the Sidekiq admin page, and slowly reading every single page in the Mastodon admin section. I eventually found a typo in my sidekiq config, running the schedule queue instead of the scheduler queue. I concluded that must have been the problem, added the missing "r", and went to bed. | |
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michaelharley.net
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| | | | | Reflecting on Mastodon's limitations around account control, portability, and federation-why it still doesn't quite feel like owning your identity online. | |
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www.coryd.dev
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| | | Moving my site to Cloudflare meant I lost access to Netlify's forms functionality. I wanted to keep my contact form and have implemented a Cloudflare worker to handle submissions. | ||
