Glide failed to grab this image

LemmyTryThisOut, 28 days ago

I frequently get this too

Kbobabob, 28 days ago

Do you have an example link?

LemmyTryThisOut, 28 days ago

lemdro.id/post/8414872

Kbobabob, 28 days ago

This one loads for me.

Device information

<span style="color:#323232;">Sync version: v24.03.26-14:56    
</span><span style="color:#323232;">Sync flavor: googlePlay    
</span><span style="color:#323232;">
</span><span style="color:#323232;">Ultra user: true    
</span><span style="color:#323232;">View type: Slides    
</span><span style="color:#323232;">Push enabled: false    
</span><span style="color:#323232;">
</span><span style="color:#323232;">Device: e3q    
</span><span style="color:#323232;">Model: samsung SM-S928U    
</span><span style="color:#323232;">Android: 14
</span>

LemmyTryThisOut, 27 days ago

I have no idea why, but I just tried it again and it loaded for me this time. But it wasn’t loading and I got the exact message described in the original post at the time.

d3Xt3r, 28 days ago

Kiwi here, no such issues with my Sync. Is there a particular community where you see these errors mainly (if so, can you link it here)?

Also, when you get those errors, it might be worth accessing that community directly using a local account - and if the images load fine, that would point to a federation issue with your server.

BeanGoblin, 28 days ago

For me it’s because for whatever reason, Verizon has files.catbox.moe DNS blocked so any picture using that service to host fails to load when using phone data. Your problem might be something similar.

isVeryLoud, 26 days ago

Yeah don’t use your ISP’s DNS

boogetyboo, 28 days ago

Nah, Australian provider and I’m on the home wifi almost all the time I’m on here. Thanks for the suggestion though.

can, 28 days ago

I also get this periodically on WiFi and data.

cyrus, 28 days ago

@boogetyboo there's still a good chance you're using your Internet Service Provider's DNS.

Not only does this mean its super trivial for them to block things they don't want you to access, but this also means they can see (and they probably log) everything you do; no good for privacy or freely accessible info

Try switching to something like quad9, and reboot your devices after to make sure they've cleared their DNS cache

PS:
You can just add dns.quad9.net to Settings > Network > Private DNS on Android if you don't want the app.

boogetyboo, 28 days ago

Thanks for this. Have added to DNS settings and will see how I go.

Amir, 27 days ago

I prefer dns.adguard.com so you get pretty decent dns-level adblock too