worldcitizen101

After some digging, I found the nginx config in the lemmy-ansible file structure: templates > nginx.config

However, this is highly abstracted because it's part of the Ansible install. I'm pretty sure I shouldn't edit it.

One possible clue - so far, I've been enabling federation from the UI. There's a bit in the configuration documentation that says that the lemmy.jhson needs to be updated with a federation block: https://join-lemmy.org/docs/en/administration/configuration.html

I don't have this file in the lemmy-ansible directory.

I also tried troubleshooting the federation setup again after reinstalling the instance from scratch.

All four CURL commands now return proper JSON:

• curl -H "Accept: application/activity+json" https://your-instance.com/u/some-local-user
• curl -H "Accept: application/activity+json" https://your-instance.com/c/some-local-community
• curl -H "Accept: application/activity+json" https://your-instance.com/post/123 # the id of a local post
• curl -H "Accept: application/activity+json" https://your-instance.com/comment/123 # the id of a local comment

Would this be a better question for the Ansible Github?

Thank you for sharing!

I'm trying to figure this out and I'm stuck at creating the file to save the API key. Where did you put the file in the lemmy-ansible setup?

Now you need to specify your credentials (use apikey as username and an API Key as password) in the separate file /etc/postfix/sasl_passwd (you'll likely need to create it):

I'm in the same boat and confirm that yes, port 25 is blocked.

I'm also working on this - thanks to this tip, I found that Hetzner also blocks port 25 by default. Apparently you can have it unblocked by going to the network tab -- but it's greyed out until you've paid them something.

Check out https://sopuli.xyz/c/fountainpens

Does Duolingo count as a game?

Sailing - it seems like a high bar and expensive.

There has been a huge influx of users in the past week - what are your plans for opening/closing sign-ups for new users?

Also, are we still okay to be creating new communities?

Bandcamp is such a treasure trove.

I'm listening to Allison Russell's Outside Child now and strongly contemplating buying the record.

Thank you for taking such good care of this instance!

I know we're talking about moving away from Reddit but I don't see this on your list and it sounds like it might be a match for your interests --have you taken a look at /r/badwomensanatomy?

I thought about creating loseit, but I'm not up for moderating something like that. I can see it getting hairy quickly.