Hi @elena
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Hi @elena
regarding your blog post about your experiences with Sharkey, I might be able to share at least two pieces of info.
news.elenarossini.com/my-so-ca…
Back in the old days, when I tested Calkey on my Yunohost setup, I wasn’t able to import any csv either. Misskey/Calkey/Firefish/Sharkey seem to have similar issues with privileges when it comes to Linux filesystems.
A small change in the default.yml solved that problem.
github.com/YunoHost-Apps/calck…
I also noticed that different instances running on the same Yunohost server can’t see each other properly. I was never able to follow my Friendica account from Mastodon, when both were on the same setup. Pixelfed was more forgiving, if I remember correctly. I guess NGINX routes requests for local domains through 127.0.01, which messes up the .wellknown lookups.
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Hi @elena
regarding your blog post about your experiences with Sharkey, I might be able to share at least two pieces of info.
news.elenarossini.com/my-so-ca…
Back in the old days, when I tested Calkey on my Yunohost setup, I wasn’t able to import any csv either. Misskey/Calkey/Firefish/Sharkey seem to have similar issues with privileges when it comes to Linux filesystems.
A small change in the default.yml solved that problem.
github.com/YunoHost-Apps/calck…
I also noticed that different instances running on the same Yunohost server can’t see each other properly. I was never able to follow my Friendica account from Mastodon, when both were on the same setup. Pixelfed was more forgiving, if I remember correctly. I guess NGINX routes requests for local domains through 127.0.01, which messes up the .wellknown lookups.
@zeitverschreib Thanks! That's good to know. My self-hosted instance had SO MANY problems that it wasn't worth fixing... also: it locked me out so, no choice really but get rid of it 😢