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Also to show thats its working heres this post on lemmy.world https://lemmy.world/post/7091281
Thanks for the update dude! Cheers!
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Haha now the rest of the fediverse is subject to my stupid comments!
Glad you all are back!
Curiosity, was it not loading the custom config?
It doesn't seem to be entirely fixed.
See: https://programming.dev/post/4742348 vs https://lemmy.world/post/7155747
Everything seems to be fine in the database so not sure why that wouldnt propagate. Ill do some testing
Looks like that post was made when federation was broken (there was a small window 14 days ago when it went down again) so itll still have issues with federating comments. Recent posts and comments in the community seem to still be fine
My reply from my programming.dev account to the person on Lemmy.world was made yesterday. It still hasn't propagated.
I had to reply using my Lemmy.world account. That reply federated to programming.dev. It looks like it's going in one direction only?
yeah federation broke one way only when it was broken. Replies on broken posts from here wont propagate no matter when its done
@[email protected] @[email protected] Outgoing federation to reddthat.com seems to still be broken (or broken again?) - yesterday I had to search for a post there to make it show up, and I've just posted a comment that also isn't appearing.
yeah it broke again for a bit, getting that up rn. Seems to be that the instance isnt automatically marking things alive so after 3 days everything is marked as dead again
Is it a problem their end or this end? I thought the issue was that the outgoing server (ours, in this case) wasn't federating things outwards because it mistakenly believed the recipient was dead.
yeah its our end and thats why. Federation should be fixed now (things posted when down wont be federated still but new things will. Were setting up a cron job now to get this updated every day so it shouldnt be a problem any more)
After 3 days of no response lemmy considers things dead but the issue is is its not checking for a response
ok, thanks for that, I think I just misunderstood which instance you were talking about when you said "the instance".
A related question you might be able to answer: if I search from the recipient's end and pull over a post that way, is it then federated out by that recipient instance? Or is it better to just delete and repost?
I am not sure. It might just be best to try. Federation should be very quick these days so if you're not seeing something in a minute or two then something is most likely wrong.