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Make sure you use rustup to install cargo. The debian version is probably too old.

Why are there automatically banned users on my instance? (lemmy.pineapplemachine.com)

I haven't banned anyone, and as far as I know none of the other users on my instance currently have moderation privileges. So why am I seeing two users in a "banned" list when I visit my instance settings page? What horrible, unforgivable things did these users have to do for my instance to ban them seemingly of its own...

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Its not a bug but the mod log could use better filtering.

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There are a few main problems with performance which we are currently fixing:

Federation isnt causing any performance problems, its all due to database reads from local users.

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Exactly this. The documentation repo is [here] (https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-docs).

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It's not necessary to create multiple posts. Instance admins can sticky any federated post to the top of their local site.

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You can make a pull request in the lemmy-ui repo to improve it.

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Cant respond, too many notifications to read and problems to fix.

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You can find it out yourself by registering with a test account.

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Im also considering to setup nginx caching for lemmy.ml. Did you find a configuration which works?

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Personally I would block any corporate instances on principle. It's a community project and not a shopping mall. But I don't make decisions for lemmy.ml alone.

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Then cloudflare would be able to spy on all the traffic so thats not an option.

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Image processing isnt causing any noticable cpu load.

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Maybe on another instance but not on lemmy.ml

Following remote communities is hard.

It's easy to discover communities on my instance via the dedicated page in the hamburger menu. But let's say I want to follow a community on another instance, such as !lemmy . I might have found its name mentioned in a post or comment. When I click on the provided link, I'm thrown on that instances web page, from which I of...

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If you really want to improve this, make a pull request. We are already very busy.

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Its just a markdown link so it can point anywhere.

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You only need to store the content from communities that you follow. So in a single user instance it will be very limited. And anyway its all text which doesnt take much space. Remote images/video are not mirrored.

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  1. Correct the performance problem now is all from local users (visiting lemmy.ml in their browser or app).
  2. If lemmy.ml goes down, other instances still have full mirrors of them. Users there can interact with their local mirror as usual, and other users can see those interactions. However these would not be federated to other instances (lemmy.ml is responsible for announcing community posts to followers). However federated actions are retried a few times so it might federate later.
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