Even if we sold out, at most they could get control over lemmy.ml and the git repository. Other instances are under no obligation to upgrade to new Lemmy versions, and could switch to a forked project if needed. The vast majority of Lemmy isnt under our control at all (which is the major difference compared to Reddit).
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I also use Freshrss (version 1.24.3 via Docker). Tried a feed from lemmy.ml just now and it loads without problems.
There are no specific requirements, it seems the upload simply failed. Try to upload again, and if it doesnt work contact your instance admin.
This will be implemented in the future.
Can you check what user agent is used to fetch the rss feed? We blocked empty user agents as well as names of different bots due to AI crawlers.
There is also a button for “view source” on the website (between downvoted and reply).
The documentation will get much better with 1.0
Are you logged in on those instances? Resolving a community name like that requires a network request, if you are not logged in it doesnt work.
Not sure how this works, anyway Ive set it up. I assume the bot login is required in order to auto-fetch remote communities to lemmy.ml?
It seems to work fine, maybe its because your instance is outdated.
Good point about the url search, I made a fix for that.
Not sure what exactly you mean with the community search. For example this query shows a couple of relevant communities.
Sorry, fixed
We also added a new maintainer, @flamingos@feddit.uk!
You may be running
apt upgradein another terminal, or it didn’t complete properly in the past. Anyway it cannot install packages so you need to fix that.
There is an open issue for moving posts to a different community which would allow for this functionality. But so far no one has worked on it yet.
4·26 days agoNLnet. However they only fund specific types of projects, and there are many open source maintainers who are not interested in money (usually they have a well-paid job already).
No we dont have any benchmarking infrastructure. Maybe one of the instance admins will report some results later.
Sorry I said it wrong, reports do federate but only in a limited way. Particularly if you moderate a remote community you wont see the reports. Also the action of resolving a report is currently not federated at all. Both of these are fixed with the PR above.
This sounds like the same problem you reported before. Only thing I can think of is to get in contact with the maintainer of lemmy-cross-toolchains
We have been blocking requests with empty user agent for a long time, its odd that it would stop working now.