Nope.
Just kidding, good job!
this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2023
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Not only is it federating from you to lemmy.world, it's federating over the airways around the world!
absolutely amazing
simply marvellous
Hello fellow lemming!
With all respects, this is a kbin.
KBeans
Hiya from lemmy.world
No. Post Not Visible. Try again.
Thou speakest, thine federation worketh, victory is thine
Ye
Looks like it to me
lemmy.id user checking in
You are federating but lemmy.world is bad at federating-out right now. So it's not a great place to test this.
Well, right now it has 3 comments on lemmy.world, 1 comment on my instance (discuss.tchncs.de), and 0 comments on fedia.io, so I guess not really.
https://lemmy.world/post/666565
It would appear so.
Never skip leg day
You tell me, do you see this comment?
Hello from kbin.social!
Hi!
Hello Mr. FBI man, Sir!
Yes, kbin.social
yee
What you talking 'bout willis?
Hello from my kbin instance! 👋
how has it been, setting up a kbin instance btw? I've been trying to get mine fully working... Does lemmy federation work fully with you?
Some Lemmy instances don't federate correctly but most of them do. Be wary, it takes time - I thought it wasn't working for a bit.
The kbin matrix space is pretty helpful, if you have a matrix account.
Other considerations:
- The MERCURE_JWT_SECRET .env needs to be 32 characters long (duh, but I wasn't thinking when I was setting passwords)
- The .env file gives an example media subdomain as media.your.domain but it should actually be your.domain/media
- Installing yarn might actually install something totally different. The docker instructions get around this using some custom repository in the instructions. We got around that a different way by installing the latest version of nodejs, npm, and installing yarn from npm. (We are using Ubuntu 22.04 so the experience might be different for you)
- We are rapidly running out of space on our VPS and can't diagnose it. We know it's not the amount of media stored. The docker containers steadily increase in size until the instance hangs and we have to restart, but at this point restarting still consumes 80% of our 80GB of space so we have to diagnose this and fix it.
Regarding you last point, is it logs? I haven't tried to set up a personal instance yet but I have had trouble before with other services defaulting to debug mode for logging and generating reams and reams of useless space wasting logs.
I can see you posting from kbin.fbievan.live to lemmy.world from my account on aussie.zone.
I'm going to assume this is federated 😉
this post is from fedia.io
It's federating tho
And this is what I see. I'm not clicking through for your life story!
pretty funny, this was supposed to be a very simple federation test here. I notice that kbin has many issues depending on who is hosting it. (It's seriously a mess).
the link in this was just filler to remind myself
6 minutes!
It's a mess, all right.
At the moment I'm keeping a lot of posting local, stopped using beehaw due to federation losses.
I can see the potential though. Just waiting it out. Might even consider moving to kbin once it gets sorted as well.
yep... kbin on kbin instances seem to work (mostly) fine. Kbin with lemmy however seems to have quite a bit of issues.
Kbin is known to be more resource intensive I believe on a large scale than lemmy. (No sources here). Kbin is also written in PHP, but I have little qualms about that personally.
I did read about the 500 errors and fedia moving to the development branch.
Fingers crossed, huh.
At least we are conversing and in some way, as advertised.
yep... fedia seems to be (somewhat) stable right now... moving my main account to fedia since my attempts are failing miserably.
I personally trust jerry as the admin here, so i'm happy to be here.
until kbin becomes much stabler, or that lemmy move away from github, and does a couple of other things.
My account stays here, and my own threadiverse servers stay a non-priority
I do have my own instances (main one being pleroma), and do have peertube, and also lemmy and kbin.
Pleroma is amazing
I joined Mastodon a while back but hated the lack of conversation on nontechnical issues. Even questions asked go unanswered so a discussion aggregation platform like lemmy/kbin I can see greater potential (like reddit was, but not as good as hyper-narrowly focused old school forums).
Sounds like you're right into it. Good luck.
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