Notices by Fijxu (fijxu@noc.social)

Currently investigating why I don't have Internet.

Suddenly internet died and the ISP OLT started to reject my GPON Password and when I try to login on the ISP portal to check if everything is OK with the bills, it says I can't login for some reason, so this is the fault of my ISP. Sorry for the inconveniences.

I'll see if I can share some of my internet to the server from my phone just to keep a few important services running in the meanwhile.

Fixed

A cable was burning on my street so I had to power off the server and the power just in case, they are already fixing it so selfhosted services may be down for like 1 hour

doing some changes xd

Hi, if anyone is wondering why all selfhosted services are down, it's because there is a power outage, so because of that the selfhosted server is dead (obviously). I sadly have no ETA but I hope power comes back quickly. I'm sorry for the inconveniences, but this is the type of things that can happen when you selfhost, it has its advantages (like owning all the data, no third parties, cheaper and better processing power) and disadvantages (like power and internet outages)

Ok, Youtube killed a tool that is essential to watch videos on Invidious (inv_sig_helper). Because of this my server literally exploded because invidious tried to reconnect to that tool which is not able to start at all *due to youtube changes*. There is nothing I can do (for now). I will try to find a way to fix it tho, but since that tool is written on Rust, I'm 100% clueless on how to fix it, and for sure, the fix is not an easy task. So yeah, Invidious is dead until a new update.

@drewdevault You are going to publish the source code? Or is already published somewhere?
I would like to try it

@drewdevault I tried to compile it but I got this :/

Why is os::getfl an unknown object? Is inside the stdlib of Hare right? Or I'm missing something?

@drewdevault
Now I got this. I don't see `SDL_StartTextInput` anywhere in the hare-sdl2 code. It might not be pushed or something like that?

@drewdevault Done, compiled and now it works :b

playing the twitter femcel™ game. Let's see how bad this shit is

test2
https://invidious.catspeed.cc/watch?v=iXfQk1U4Gsc

@dcc @thegx @Zergling_man yt-fzf exists too.

@dcc Using account will just nuke invidious since you agree to the terms or service of google + they will ban the accounts because of the huge traffic. My "fix" is just a try hard workaround and not the best way to do it. yewtu.be is already testing the new proper fix privately.

Single man kills YouTube by sucking their traffic and ISP doesn't even bother with him. No one can stop him for sucking YouTube traffic and leave them dry.

I love Chile internet freedom (and freedom in general)

I will add a slot of RAM to the server, it will be down for ~5 minutes.
I didn't want to do this because the RAM slot that I have is a 4GB one, has a different latency and is from another manufacturer. Mixing RAMs with different properties is not good.

But the server is not able to handle all the traffic so I will do it anyways

Next shit to do:

- Rent a VPS to route all the traffic from the selfhosted server to the VPS.
- Make use of NGINX Openresty lua whatever the fuck it is for error messages
- Pay bills please donate I'm dying all the 60% of my poor money goes to the internet bill

Power is back and all services are back. My electricity company is so shit that it took 6 days for them to fix it lol.

Oh, and if someone is wondering. The cost of the router was 17.50USD. I bought a more modern one for the solely purpose of handling the traffic that Invidious creates.

Feel free to donate if you value my work! https://nadeko.net/donate/

The "new" router is working. Invidious will be back in... RIGHT NOW.

(I'm supposed to have 700/700Mbps but I have ~500/500Mbps. Time to call my ISP again tomorrow lolol)

Because of DNS propagation, it can take some time to be available for everyone (and it could take more if you have some DNS caching server)