Spyke

Looks like "hot" has been stuck for a while again... won't be home to kick it for a while.

Don't worry... Lemmy hasn't suddenly gone quiet, you can view by new still :)

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hikarulsireply
aussie.zone

what is the instance running on at the moment? perhaps it might be helpful to have some load balancing fronting the instance

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hikarulsireply
aussie.zone

thank you for the information

let us know the error/warning message, let's see if anyone happen to have the knowledge. Remember to redact some key info

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If you get the error, it will literally be "502 error" on a plain white page. Chances are unless you've just clicked a link or hit reply/submit, you'll never see it.

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hikarulsireply
aussie.zone

The likely reason would be server overload, haven't look into the lemmy stack. Perhaps monitor cpu, ram and cache usage (if any) to see if there is any correlations to the 502s

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understood, i guess it is up to the dev or pull request to fix it for now

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aussie.zone

Would it be worth chucking in an hourly restart cron job/systemd timer for the time being? Not an ideal solution for sure, but maybe that's better than having to jump into the server every few hours (and users experiencing a seemingly stale feed).

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Yeah, on my todo list this weekend. Devs have stated there will be no further 0.17.x releases, though the fix is in 0.18... with no ETA currently.

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Hmm good call out. I hadn't thought about it, but would have assumed there was a DB table with pending outbound sync tasks. Kind of make sense for this to not be the case.

I think I'll disable the restart cronjob when I can. Better to have a frozen "Hot" timeline than federation issues.

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Damned if you do, damned if you don't - I don't know enough about Lemmy if the ram federation thing is true but no one on Git has disagreed with it yet

(Actually checking this issue #2142 it seems as if it is the outgoing federation activity sync fails that remain in ram for retry)

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