@skylar@eric@splitshockvirus@djsumdog shockingly simple! What sort of nginx/pleroma conf are you using to route client connections to the CDN servers for media retrieval? Furthermore, is there a method of automatically routing to different servers depending on the client IP's location?
@mischievoustomato it must be considering you posted this four times. I find federation somewhat slower in Mitra, going off subjectivity, but I've never had this degree of lag. Remind me of your server setup again? I only remember you built from source on Fedora
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@silverpill In my experience (no quantifiable results, purely subjective), following/being followed by relays got posts, emotes and other such data federated across instances quickly. Which makes sense considering IIRC a relay sends out all the posts being made on a given instance. I figure if Mitra had one, instances could just follow it and get everything in the federated TL quickly. Please let me know if this conjecture is incorrect/comparable to the ravings of the insane.
@silverpill does Mitra have a relay actor or any similar mechanism? I was looking at docs about it as I wanted Schwartzwelt's relay to follow it (hopefully enabling quicker federation) but couldn't find anything
NGL I wish all distros had a ports system neatly integrated into the package manager. I just want to autistically compile some packages with -march optimizations and keep them up to date using the same package manager as the one for my binary packages.
@mischievoustomato I know Gentoo does but I prefer versioned releases for server OS. Plus it's not as well-supported, the package manager is in fucking Python and when I tried to install I got lost on encrypting my drive. IMO every distro should at least have a script or an option to automatically set up LUKS.
@mischievoustomato@prettygood >Couldn't you remain safe if you update monthly or weekly? That's what I with arch and beyond upstream devs being retarded, all goes well. From my own experience (at least with Arch), with a rolling release there's always a degree of uncertainty especially for cutting/bleeding edge. It's not if you'll get shit breaking because libgayniggers.so.6 was not found, it's when. You can't easily predict behaviour. On a desktop I was more lenient towards doing a quick downgrade on occasion, on server I have zero tolerance for that. I need shit to be stable, and above all else that means predictability.
Addendum: I hear Void places a higher emphasis on stability despite being rolling release. Also xbps-src looks like what I want. I know @djsumdog runs Void even on cluster servers so Imma tag him for input.
>how so? If there is a piece of software for Linux, 99.99% of the time it has a .deb package. Even if it's not in repos I can dpkg -i and have absolute confidence it will run. I can't say the same for Gentoo but I'm not as familiar with it.
>i don't like python, but i've heard tha portage just works well. maybe @prettygood can give some insight would appreciate it.