pieceofthepie , to random
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2a03:2880:3ff::face:b00c - - [25/Jun/2024:11:45:09 +0000] "POST /inbox HTTP/1.1" 202 5 "-" "facebookexternalua"

My logs are actually rammed with entries like the above. It's not a helpful UA, so what is it doing? Being a POST I'm pretty certain it's not crawling but I'm also not following all that many (if any in fact) Threads users?

okpierre , to random
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WOW WOW WOW is my initial reaction to the Ditto community server

It is exactly what Nostr needs and what I had hoped atproto would have

It is even compatible with Mastodon API

--previosly nostr relays, storage and ids were complicated
--atproto lacks the ease for self hosters to build their communities compared to those on activitypub

WOW WOW WOW is my initial reaction to the Ditto community server It is exactly what Nostr needs and what I had hoped atproto would have It is even compatible with Mastodon API --previosly nostr relays, storage and ids were complicated --atproto lacks the ease for self hosters to build their communities compared to those on activitypub

WOW WOW WOW is my initial reaction to the Ditto community server It is exactly what Nostr needs and what I had hoped atproto would have It is even compatible with Mastodon API --previosly nostr relays, storage and ids were complicated --atproto lacks the ease for self hosters to build their communities compared to those on activitypub
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    zvavybir , to random
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    I'm currently trying to migrate a server from masto.host to self-hosted and having problems (I already shut down the server, so I'm posting from an old account).

    Does somebody know which files in the backup are which in the mastodon migration guide?

    I'm also having trouble with restoring the PostgreSQL backup ('pg_restore: error: connection to server on socket "/var/run/postgresql/.s.PGSQL.5432" failed: FATAL: Peer authentication failed for user "mastodon"').

    Thanks for any help!

    (It would be nice if someone could boost this, because given that this is an old account, I don't think many people would see this post otherwise.)

    AeonCypher , to random
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    My for#2024. , and write guides to self host, all of the following:

    • My streaming and syncing with local music player /organizers
    • Streaming my
    • Streaming (moonlight should suffice)
    • Self hosting a
    • Self hosting an server
    • Self hosting an
    • Self host storage
    • Have a portable computer and the ability to do heavy computing on a powerful computer I leave at home

    I'm getting off and their and losing nothing.

    bruno , to random
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    I really need to learn to my instance or other similar app on my own

    prx , to random French
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    If you want to talk about (self) hosting with , fell free to join the mailing list I just made: https://si3t.ch/log/2024-05-10-ah-mailing-list.txt

    paco , to random
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    I’d like some suggestions (feel free to boost). I run a small club (80-100 people) and we need to collect annual dues. The actual payment processing I want to use PayPal (or similar). But for the membership management, tracking who has paid, emailing reminders, etc I want to . I want to run a web site where people can login, see their dues status, get a link to go pay, cancel their membership, update their details, etc.

    Anybody know some software I can run in like a or environment to manage club membership and stuff? The only constraint is that it can’t be Windows based. I don’t have any Windows infrastructure.

    caffeine , to random
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    Really happy about moving apps and services to my (with a CDN as a failsafe for static content if the internet goes down at home)

    https://caffeine.computer

    paco , to random
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    A lot of the no-fucks-given pillaging of web content to train and doesn't surprise me. But this revelation actually shocked me. Automattic has been pulling data from SELF HOSTED blogs by means of its JetPack plugin and then selling it.

    The truth is that Automattic has been selling access to this “firehose” of posts for years, for a variety of purposes. This includes selling access to self-hosted blogs and websites that use a popular plugin called Jetpack; Automattic edited its original “protecting user choice” statement this week to say it will exclude Jetpack from its deals with “select AI companies.”

    chris , to random
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    My understanding of the current issues is that it is people taking advantage of open registration instances. Essentially hijacking.. which is causing small-instance admins like me to domain-block those instances for sanity.

    Question: Assuming the spammers will eventually be removed from the victim instances, is there a 'whitelist’ somewhere that community could consult so we can unblock domains that should no longer be a problem?

    Thanks!

    expert , to random
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    I plan to run my own Mastodon server in feature, but I heard running it is really expensive.

    Here are some curious questions I have:

    jlow , to Technology in Why Everyone Should Still Use an RSS Reader in 2024
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    For those who wanna I hear

    https://www.freshrss.org/

    is pretty good. I kinda gave up on RSS when all artists moved from Tumblr and websites with RSS to the disgusting social networks ...

    ErictheCerise , to random
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    I want to a video streaming alternative to ... it does not have to support , but that's definitely a perk.

    What's my best bet? ? Any particular branches or forks I should look at? Is still around?

    Thanx

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