this post was submitted on 08 Apr 2024
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When I've mentioned this issue to admins at lemmy.ca and endlesstalk.org (relevant posts here and here), they've suggested it's a misconfiguration. When I said the same to lemmy.world admins (relevant comment here), they also suggested it was misconfig. I mentioned it again recently on the LW channel, and it was only then was Lemmy itself proposed as a problem. It happens on plenty of servers, but not all of them, so I don't know where the fault lies.
Could it be something to do with an instance running multiple servers, i.e. for horizontal scaling? Maybe there's some configuration problem where two servers are sending out the federation rather than just one.
Obviously if you only run one lemmy process (which I think most smaller instances do) then it's not a problem. But if you run more (which I'd assume lemmy.world does) then it could perhaps be the reason.
EDIT: Probably should've checked your links first as that seems to be exactly what is happening lol
I'm only running one process, I'd assume the problem isn't happening for Feddit.dk.
Perhaps. The lemmy.ca post has a comment in from the mander.xyz admin who's only running one, and there's a new comment in this thread saying mander.xyx is one of the instances they see the most duplicates from.
Sounds like there might be a bug in Lemmy then. Please open an issue in the Lemmy repo.
okay