Turns out it wasn't the certificate, but the post-renewal restart of the web-server wasn't working.

We've fixed that up and now LW content is coming in hot and fast!

Possibly, as it's one generic endpoint, but it also blocked a few other things people in the fediverse created, which are mighty helpful in diagnosis of these and other issues.

So using some AI model or whatever CF uses is probably not going to be the best thing for us as it classified a POST request as a crawler?? 🤷

I'd have to whitelist every regular endpoint as well and then it gets messy as CF only gives you so much control as a free user.

So, for the moment I've blocked the most annoying ones based on UserAgent.

Before I start reading, if this has anything to do with differential privacy, I'm going to be disappointed.

The script will be useless to you, besides for referencing what to do.

Export, remove pg15, install pg16, import. I think you can streamline with both installed at once as they correctly version. You could also use the in place upgrade. Aptly named: pg_upgradeclusters

But updating to 0.19.4, you do not need to go to pg16... but... you should, because of the benefits!

~~The downvotes you can see (on this post) are from accounts on your instance then. As this post is semi inflammatory it is highly likely to have garnered some downvotes.~~

Edit: I guess I was wrong regarding the logic of how downvotes work when we block them. As the http request (used too?) return an error when responding to a downvote. I'll have to look at it again. As the only way it was/is 15, is if:

• we kept track of downvotes and sent out the activities notification
• your instance got the notifications from other instances about our post, (which is not how Lemmy works unless I'm seriously misunderstanding it.)

We rebuilt the Lemmy container with an extra logging patch. Seems build docs need some work? as that's the only difference in the past 1-2 days, except for moving to postgres 16...

Thanks for the ping.

I've gone back to mainline Lemmy. @Morpheus@lemmy.today check now please

Leave it! We need the evidence!

Should be fixed. (It already got merged: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/pull/4213)

We (reddthat) would welcome your community. 😉

Hello,

Please see the rules of reddthat here: https://reddthat.com/post/9701

No racism or other discrimination No endorsement of hate speech

As such you have broken our rules, specifically being racist. You have remained civil and I thank-you for that. Normally I would have banned the account in question by now, but have decided not too unless others end up reporting your comments, but I see that as unlikely as this has become a worthwhile discussion.

What has your post in the community abandonedporn got to do with this? Nothing. This is an offtopic conversation which you started off with zero context. And text with zero context can be read with a myriad of inflections even when the best intentions are meant.
If you started off saying you knew the area, or lived down the road, that may have some credibility and then tied into your current feelings about the issue then we wouldn't have had a problem if you said it in a way that acknowledged it was your own opinion. Like how you have now is amazing, I wish all comments were as thoughtful as this. But you chose to originally post in a community that has next to nothing to do with Russia to voice your opinion on your dislike.

Hatred towards any country is not welcome on Reddthat. I understand your feelings and they are worth while.

I look forward to seeing you in a different community, maybe a political community to have a discussion.

Thankyou

Reddthat Admin Team

I would recommend Backblaze B2 storage instead of removing post history.

The problem with post removal is that it will affect all other instances' as you don't (by default) cache original images from other fediverse instances (iirc)

So for example, my instance Reddthat will reference an image hosted on your instance, which will then 404. (But the thumbnail will be cached (I think))

Backblaze is dirt cheap and the pictrs object migration is now multi threaded making it very easy to migrate now. I was hosting 15GB and it amounted to bills of cents! $5/TB or $0.005 per GB. If you add CloudFlare Infront you then get free egress! Or any CDN that is part of the "Bandwidth alliance". I now have ~120GB of pictrs storage. After 2-3 months.

Also, there was a recent chat on the lemmy admin matrix channel about setting some variable in pictrs so it does not cache any images. But I don't remember what it was so maybe check the pictrs documentation.

Originally a bomb shelter, the space was converted in to a retail space

I think this explains much