Pessoal, vou migrar de volta pra @jeronimofs e provavelmente desligar esse servidor de #gotosocial.

Provavelmente será transparente, mas fica aqui documentado (pelo menos enquanto eu não desligar o social.poa.br).

Udah nyoba, ternyata tetap ga bisa. #gotosocial belum implementasi schedule post

A co tam, zarzucę wędkę i zobaczymy czy coś się złowi z #fedipomoc

Poszukuję rozwiązania następującej kwestii - często wrzucam tu dłuższe wpisy odnośnie nowych zdobyczy np. z #TeamPudełka (czyli fizyczne wydania gier/muzyki/filmów), opatrzone zdjęciami opisywanego obiektu. Problem w tym, że jakkolwiek moja instancja #GoToSocial pozwala mi na wrzucenie większej ilości zdjęć, tak zarówno #Phanpy jak i #Moshidon już mają limit 4 szt. Nawet gdyby nie miały, to z tego co wiem większość klientów #Mastodon nie wyświetli więcej niż ww. limit.

Dlatego pojawił się pomysł żeby wrzucać takie wpisy na coś w formie bloga. #WriteFreely bardzo mi się podoba, głównie za prostotę, ale dodawanie zdjęć wymaga już klasycznego linkowania "z zewnętrz". Wordpress z drugiej strony to w moim przypadku przerost formy nad treścią. Wiem, że jest jeszcze #Pixelfed ale stawianie go tylko pod tym kątem - średnio mi się podoba.

Pytanie więc - jak żyć? I czy znajdzie się coś równie prostego i schludnego jak Writefreely, ale z możliwością łatwego "wyklikania" (tak, wiem że znienawidzone słowo przez niektórych) galerii we wpisie? A może da się to jednak ożenić z GoToSocial? Federacja nie jest nawet wymagana, bo nie mam problemu z linkowaniem na swoim głównym profilu Oczywiście cały czas mowa o rozwiązaniach #selfhosted

Poradźcie proszę koledze.

the two-factor authentication (2FA) pull request for #GoToSocial just got squerged into main :)

https://github.com/superseriousbusiness/gotosocial/pull/3960

So if you're using snapshot builds you can now try it out at your leisure. Others will have to wait for the release of v0.19.0 (whenever we get around to doing that).

Proud of this bit of code! It's pretty OK! It's not bad! Not the worst! It's fine!

my adventures in #selfhosting - day 111 (quiet edition)

Good morning Fedi friends!

I hope you had a nice weekend.

After backing up my two VPSs I am now staring at my #YunoHost dashboard thinking: now what?

It feels a little odd not to have to tackle any pressing self-hosting issues. Everything seems to be working well, including my manual installation of Ghost on a second (Ubuntu) VPS.

I'm now in maintenance mode.

I must confess in the past 24 hours I have spent some time browsing @yunohost 's app catalogue. So many fascinating things in there! But I am exercising restraint (for now, LOL!)

I'm very grateful for all the software I'm currently self-hosting.

On Debian (via YunoHost):

• #Fail2Ban
• #Friendica -> https://elenarossini.fr/profile/ele/
• #GoToSocial (this account!)
• #LinkStack -> https://elena.social
• #Pixelfed -> https://photos.elenarossini.com/ele

On Ubuntu:

• Fail2Ban
• My #Ghost blog/newsletter -> https://news.elenarossini.com
• #Varnish cache

I'm highly aware of my privilege and how lucky I am to be doing all this. But can I confess I'm a little bored? Thankfully I may have another big project on the horizon: upgrading my VPS and installing / self-hosting #PeerTube. But that will be for another week. Resting now and enjoying this sense of empowerment / digital sovereignty. Very grateful to be in this position.

Wishing you all a fantastic week!

to my extreme surprise, successfully* installed @gotosocial and got it running on a nearlyfreespeech.net site! (it's technically shared hosting, but you can set up daemons and proxies to do very VPS-like things.)

While waiting for the feature to automate the deletion of old posts on GoToSocial, I'm now using the little tool "blurp" by @decentral1se It's very practical, allowing me to first check the deletion operation in dry-run mode before actually launching it, and to keep my pinned posts anyway

adding the #GotoSocial account switch between feed and gallery web views

I was thinking about setting up a #GoToSocial instance, but the lack of maintained web clients surprises me. Pinafore & Semaphore have been abandoned, and I do not find any others that seem to be compatible:

https://codeberg.org/fediverse/delightful-fediverse-clients

If you run a GoToSocial instance, which web client do you use?

I am migrating to @jetlagjen@gts.phillipsuk.org

My current instance is going to shut down. Thanks to my geek of a spouse, I'll be moving to our own private #GoToSocial instance.

The account exists, but so far I've done nothing beyond logging in. I've not done migration before and I don't know how much I'll be able to move over.

If something messes up and you don't see me tweeting from the new place in a week or so, please come and find me.

Anyone else using #gotosocial have an issue where most images aren't being downloaded, with a server message similar to this:

"Note from electragicians.space: 1 attachment in this status was not downloaded. Treat the following external link with care:"

I'm wondering if this is normal for GTS, and also if it's possible to turn that behavior off.

Thanks!

So, I very much enjoyed experimenting with @gotosocial ; markdown support in particular was a *huge* upgrade from Mastodon. Unfortunately, I stopped the experiment as it filled up my hard drive with 17GB of stuff, and although I'm sure this is my fault, I figured I probably shouldn't run it on a machine that also hosts services that I and others rely on. Also, like any small fedi server, discoverability was a big problem. I'm going to miss it. #fediverse #mastodon #goToSocial #selfHosting

Got 2FA working nicely on the backend and in the settings panel :)

(this is not an April fools; I mean I am a fool and it's april but it's a legit video)

#Fedicat will list the account rss feed in #GotoSocial profiles when it’s available

Oh! I completely forgot to share this when I got it in the mail a while ago!
@martijn sent me an envelope full of these cute little #stickers (and confetti )! A belated but heartfelt thank you Martijn!

Gotta see what other stickers I still have, and decorate my far too pristine laptop with them.