Thank you, now I added lemmy.ml in the allowlist config but I can only see some posts from foreigns communities, does it only take some time to sync or I’m doing something wrong?
There is, you need to enter the post url in your instance search so it gets fetched. Similar for comments (make sure to use the url from the colored fediverse icon, not the normal comment url).
I see, it could be a partial solution but it would be nice to have an automatic fetch via API of the last 10 or more posts when a community is loaded for the first time or when the user looks for older posts
mh, it doesn’t seem to work then :0, maybe it fetches by time and not by last posts? so for instance if I look for a community without recent posts I get nothing?
Okay i just tried with this search and it fetched latest posts just fine. Do you see any errors in the server logs when fetching a new community? Use docker-compose logs -f --tail=100 lemmy
I looked into this today and noticed two problems. First, fetching a community is very slow because each post gets processed one by one. Also, the search loading indicator is broken. This means you have to keep waiting even if nothing seems to happen, and it can take more than 3 minutes in the worst case.
Only after having added lemmy.ml to allowed_instances and having searched for
!meta@lemmy.ml
in my instance.Hello, I can see this from mander.xyz (https://mander.xyz/post/139201) and from lemmy.ml (https://lemmy.ml/post/204080?scrollToComments=true)
Thank you, now I added lemmy.ml in the allowlist config but I can only see some posts from foreigns communities, does it only take some time to sync or I’m doing something wrong?
You need to fetch remote objects (communities, posts etc) by entering the url in search.
what do you mean? for every single remote post I have to manually search it? don’t I get a simple feed?
You can follow communities, then you get new actions automatically delivered.
Oh i see, so there is no way to get old posts right?
There is, you need to enter the post url in your instance search so it gets fetched. Similar for comments (make sure to use the url from the colored fediverse icon, not the normal comment url).
but I have to get them one by one right?
Yes, or write a script to automate it.
I see, it could be a partial solution but it would be nice to have an automatic fetch via API of the last 10 or more posts when a community is loaded for the first time or when the user looks for older posts
It actually does fetch the last posts in that case. But no votes, comments etc. Of course that could be implemented in the future.
mh, it doesn’t seem to work then :0, maybe it fetches by time and not by last posts? so for instance if I look for a community without recent posts I get nothing?
It should work regardless, but maybe there is a bug.
I think so or I have some issues in my config, when I loaded lemmy.ml/c/piracy and lemmy.ml/c/meta from here for the first time they were empty
Okay i just tried with this search and it fetched latest posts just fine. Do you see any errors in the server logs when fetching a new community? Use
docker-compose logs -f --tail=100 lemmy
I don’t really get it, for the communities I tried now and it kinda works, it sometime takes time and I have to refresh the page but https://lemmy.wiredentrypoint.xyz/c/peertube@lemmy.ml is still empty, even https://lemmy.wiredentrypoint.xyz/c/meta@lemmy.ml didn’t load much https://pastebin.com/Yc11mS79 here some logs with a “grep peertube”, no errors in the latest logs
I looked into this today and noticed two problems. First, fetching a community is very slow because each post gets processed one by one. Also, the search loading indicator is broken. This means you have to keep waiting even if nothing seems to happen, and it can take more than 3 minutes in the worst case.
parallel fetching fix
loading indicator fix
As for the peertube community, it fails to serve the outbox for some reason, so posts cant be fetched.
Thank you :)
This sounds something to be made through a Federation Bot.
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