Nerd02

Uh interesting. Did you have any fancy custom configuration? Maybe you were blocking all requests to other hosts or something like that? I also have ublock origin and it didn't give me any troubles.

I have, even Nutomic asked me to, but the thing is I'm a bit of a noob when it comes to Rust. That was my first Rust project ever and the Lemmy backend is big and scary. I would rather gain some proficiency with the language first. Plus, it would likely have to be structured somewhat differently than my implementation if it was integrated into Lemmy proper.

Ah so you were querying programming.dev? In that case I got:
0 defederated from; 3 not allowing; 111 defederated by and 462 federated

Where are you running it from? Because... it works on my device.

Hi. Yeah, both are still active, up and running.

User flairs are currently invisible on my instance because I didn't get the chance to update my modded UI to the most recent Lemmy version, but the microservice itself is still perfectly operational.

Actually I don't. After having tested it on the biggest mbin instances, it worked fine on:

• fedia.io
• kbin.run
• kbin.melroy.org
• thebrainbin.org
• rimworld.gallery
• gehirneimer.de
• mbin.0ut0f.space

However I did get the error on:

• kbin.chat
• kbin.life

So whatever it is, it's not just you. I'm afraid I can't investigate any further without looking at some instance logs, though.

Not quite, lol.

Some errors will happen, that's inevitable, CORS is a bitch, but if you are getting that many I'm going to make an educated guess and assume there's something wrong with either your device or your connection.

There seems to be some problem with your instance's API. While the federation page works fine, when polling the defederation API at

https://moist.catsweat.com/api/defederated

I am getting the following error:

{
    "type": "https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2616#section-10",
    "title": "An error occurred",
    "status": 500,
    "detail": "Internal Server Error"
}

this also gets interpreted as an error by my tool, which is why the green "Instances defederated by ..." sections is empty.

Like @iso@lemy.lol said, can't query from the backend if there is no backend :)

It's all serverless, so this is as good as it gets.

I'm not too familiar with the drama but any time I visit kbin.social there's some error or outage going on. Also the documentation is pretty lackluster, developing 3rd party tools for kbin is pretty much impossible.

Mbin looks way more promising, if anything because of the better docs, new features and community-driven direction it's taking. I hope most kbin users jump ship.

Looks like FediDB is a little drunk lol. Anywaty thanks for the reminder, Blaze. Gonna update mine right now.

I have a bit too much stuff going on in my life right now to focus on changing my Lemmy stack, I'll have to stick to my current setup for the time being.

But I am very much interested in the package. Gonna leave a star on its repo and hopefully I'll remember to come back to this once my hands are a bit less full than they are now.

Hey this is pretty cool! I wanted something similar for my instance, with a webhook notifying me of any application request, so I can get a notification and react as soon as possible. Well, I ended up having to implement that from scratch within my @AutoMod@lemmy.basedcount.com bot. A solution like this would probably be WAY more efficient than my current setup (with a client continuously polling for new applications). Good stuff!