nutomic
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Thats not supported, should be the same as this issue: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2456
nutomic
1 year ago
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Welcome! Regarding text formatting this uses markdown, not bbcode. Anyway formatting is not applied over federation, so you would have to format the text in Mastodon, or create an account on lemmybb and write markdown here.
Just a small bugfix release: * Add missing registration application form to signup page * Cache requests to Lemmy backend https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmyBB/releases/tag/0.2.2
nutomic
1 year ago
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Sure, you just need to paste the group url it in the search.
nutomic
1 year ago
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LemmyBB is just a different frontend, but the backend its normal Lemmy. So in terms of federation and API there are no differences at all.
A new LemmyBB version is available! The main features are: - Admins and mods can remove posts - Badges for admins, mods and banned users - Moderation log - All pages have a title now - New feature to build LemmyBB with embedded Lemmy, in a single binary - Various bug fixes and improvements This new version requires Lemmy 0.17.0 or higher. When upgrading, make sure to follow the [Lemmy upgrade instructions](https://join-lemmy.org/news/2023-01-31_-_Lemmy_Release_v0.17.0), particularly the PostgreSQL upgrade. To upgrade with Docker installation, simply change the `image` in `docker-compose.yml` to `lemmynet/lemmybb:0.2.1` and run `docker-compose up -d`. In case of manual installation, checkout the git tag `0.2.1`, run `cargo build --release` and deploy the resulting binary. It is also recommended to increase the rate limits, because LemmyBB makes more requests than lemmy-ui. To do this, visit `/admin` in lemmy-ui and change the values for "Message rate limit" and "Search rate limit" to a high number like `9999`. [Full changelog](https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmyBB/releases/tag/0.2.1)
nutomic
1 year ago
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New version is out now 
A new LemmyBB version is available! The main features are: - Admins and mods can remove posts - Badges for admins, mods and banned users - Moderation log - All pages have a title now - New feature to build LemmyBB with embedded Lemmy, in a single binary - Various bug fixes and improvements This new version requires Lemmy 0.17.0 or higher. When upgrading, make sure to follow the [Lemmy upgrade instructions](https://join-lemmy.org/news/2023-01-31_-_Lemmy_Release_v0.17.0), particularly the PostgreSQL upgrade. To upgrade with Docker installation, simply change the `image` in `docker-compose.yml` to `lemmynet/lemmybb:0.2.1` and run `docker-compose up -d`. In case of manual installation, checkout the git tag `0.2.1`, run `cargo build --release` and deploy the resulting binary. It is also recommended to increase the rate limits, because LemmyBB makes more requests than lemmy-ui. To do this, visit `/admin` in lemmy-ui and change the values for "Message rate limit" and "Search rate limit" to a high number like `9999`. [Full changelog](https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmyBB/releases/tag/0.2.1)
Hello everyone, I published a new release candidate for lemmyBB which includes a number of moderation features and upgrades Lemmy to version 0.17. It is already deployed on fedibb.ml and also available for installation on other instances. Please give it a try and report any bugs. https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmyBB/releases/tag/0.2.0-rc4
nutomic
2 years ago
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Done
nutomic
2 years ago
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Thats not implemented yet, but I can delete accounts manually if necessary.
nutomic
2 years ago
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Hi! 127.0.0.1 works fine as bind address. And you should set tls_enabled: true, but there is no need to pass tls certificates to Lemmy or anything like that. It just needs to know which protocol to use when generating some urls.
nutomic
2 years ago
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Yes thats what the lemmybb_categories.hjson file is for. With it you can specify all the categories and communities (local or remote) which should be shown on the frontpage.
Curious what your instance will be about
nutomic
2 years ago
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You dont need to worry so much about the warning regarding manual installation. You can always ask for help here, just not on Github which is generally the wrong place for that.
If you install with Docker in /srv/lemmybb, then all data will be stored in the volumes/ subfolder of that path. But you can also choose any different path for installation. If you install with docker-compose, using the db from other services might be tricky, not sure how it would work.
Apache should work just fine, however I am not aware of any existing Lemmy config for it, so you would have to write it yourself based on the nginx config.
The hardware requirements are extremely low, as everything is written in Rust. The language is extremely efficient, and as Lemmy doesnt do anything complex beyond text processing and some cryptographic signatures for federation, even the slowest possible device should easily handle hundreds or thousands of users.
nutomic
2 years ago
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Bienvenido! Estoy de acuerdo que los foros tradicionales permiten un discurso más profundo y de mejor calidad. Por eso creé el proyecto.
Tambien veo el error que dices, voy a investigar el problema.
Asklemmy
nutomic
2 years ago
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Could you open an issue for this please?
nutomic
2 years ago
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Yes thats normal. If you subscribe to the forum, your instance will automatically receive new comments in the future.
nutomic
2 years ago
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Arent you posting here right now?
nutomic
2 years ago
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Welcome
nutomic
2 years ago
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Yet she worried how
nutomic
2 years ago
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I checked your links but dont understand what they are about. Can you explain it, and clarify what exactly you are asking?
nutomic
2 years ago
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I dont really want to split languages into different boards, because soon we will release Lemmy 0.17, which supports language tagging. This means each post will specify its langauge, and you can set a filter in your profile so only posts in your langauge are shown.
Así, puedes postear en español sin problema
I noticed that federation was broken on fedibb.ml, because Activitypub requests were not properly forwarded to the Lemmy backend. This fixes the problem so it is strongly encouraged to upgrade. It also includes many other bug fixes, see the [commit log](https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmyBB/commits/0.1.2) for details. To upgrade, go into your Lemmybb installation folder and run `docker-compose pull && docker-compose up -d`.
nutomic
2 years ago
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Good suggestions, I added music and videogames. I can also make you mods, just need to comment there. Though for now you cant do anything as mod, but soon.
Welcome to fedibb! So far I havent added anything to the frontpage besides this main community, because it on what the users would like to see. So do you have any suggestions or wishes? It can be either existing communities from federated software, or new communities created here on fedibb for some topics. Languages can be Spanish, German or English.