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@julian I think it's mostly figured out now. I'm starting to see a lot content in /world and relays are connected. Still having some issues following group actors, but I'm going to give it a day or so and see how things improve as the connected instanced number increases.
Another quirk is migrating this conversation to the nodebb category on my board, and suddenly it is inaccessible to me from there. But I'm going to ignore that issue unless I see it happen again.
@julian I think I resolved the issue partially. When I initially setup nodebb, the canonical url was set to http instead of https, I didn't change that until *after* my initial attempts to federate with my own Mastodon, ActivityPub.space and lemmy communities. http format was still in my Mastodon cache, so there was a mismatch when subsequent attempts were made.
Clearing the cache for my board from mastodon allowed me to follow my nodebb account from my Mastodon account successfully.
@julian One more bit of the puzzle. If I try to follow my account from masto, it's stuck in pending.
I'm wondering if it's an issue with federation via my reverse proxy for nodebb now (an issue I've had with masto when I first learned it) and not nodeBB actually. I would think logs would hint at this though.
Going to keep diving.
Thank you!
@julian Currently testing at https://board.circlewithadot.net
I have a similar error when trying to subscribe to one of your groups from ActivitySpace.pub, shown in the image.
The logs stay silent if I observe them while I remove/add these, but I'd assume that *something* should show?
config.json is set properly, seeing "info: 🔗 Canonical URL: https://board.circlewithadot.net" in logs and if I cat out the current config.json from the container I get ""url": "https://board.circlewithadot.net""
Learning how nodeBB works and have a working instance up. However, trying to follow Lemmy communities to test, or pulling in anything via federation, doesn't seem to work for me. Nothing in logs to suggest anything related to the action of adding/removing group actors from the subscribe list is actually happening. Federation is enabled in settings, canonical URL is correct.
Wondering if it's something obvious I'm missing.
@julian@activitypub.space @julian@community.nodebb.org #lemmy #nodebb #federation #fediverse
@julian Congrats on ActivityPub.space btw- made an account. Looks cool.
@julian All I did was make both /actor and /relay accepted follows from /actor, going through the issues in their repo and you showing me the resolver page is what made me try it. https://github.com/yukimochi/Activity-Relay/issues/90
@julian Confirmed! "relay-server | INFO[0263] Sent MutuallyFollow Request : https://activitypub.space/actor
relay-server | INFO[0263] RelayState reloaded "
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@julian I rebuilt the docker image with some changes in resolver - you're welcome to try again in the meantime if you wish - if not I can return to this tomorrow :)
Appreciate you looking into this with me.
@julian I think /relay needs to be added as a valid follower of /actor. I'm going to test a change really quick and see if I break it or not lol
@julian I'm using https://github.com/yukimochi/Activity-Relay, and the error I'm getting is "relay-server | ERRO[0275] Rejected Follow, Unfollow Request : https://activitypub.space/actor only https://www.w3.org/ns/activitystreams#Public is allowed to follow"
I think I get the same error when a Friendica instance attempts as well.
@julian Hmm, it seems the software I'm using has non-Public hard setting that isn't configurable on /actor, so I don't think it's compatible with your instance unless I can figure out a way to lax those settings 🤔
@julian Got it (and thank you!) - if you don't mind could you try to remove and re-add? I made some config changes that might punch it through.
Posting about my Mastodon Relay again, registration is open so feel free to add it (location of the relay is US East Coast). Would love to test traffic and jobs but haven't been able to with only 2 instances connected. https://circlewithadot.net/services/aprelay.html #mastodon #activitypub #fediverse