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Thanks! My set up is a bit different however. I don't use docker nginx and I just use the native one but I do have
proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade;andproxy_set_header Connection $connection_upgrade;on my nginx.conf.I could post comments locally on my own instance. That works but I can't see comments or upvotes from other instances but I can see their posts (not all of it though). Likewise, I can see my own instance's posts from another instance but not the comments or upvotes.
My instance is also behind Cloudflare but turning off the proxy doesn't change the behaviour.