You might be on to something. I have a single NPM host which is pointing to the UI, but I do see that in the ngnix config configuring the two locations but of course I've only mapped one. I'll study this a bit more, thanks for the tip.
I noticed when I go to the 'popular' lemmy instances such as lemmy.world and lemmy.ml and click on communities | All that I see a lot of communities. On my own local server I only see the communities that I've subscribed to. Is that what you see as well?
I am running mine on an old Optiplex that i bought to run pihole and plex. It seems to be working fairly well although I am still trying to understand how all of this works.
pretty neat! From my perspective its local. Kind of amazing.
You might be on to something. I have a single NPM host which is pointing to the UI, but I do see that in the ngnix config configuring the two locations but of course I've only mapped one. I'll study this a bit more, thanks for the tip.
Oh, i see. Thanks for the reply; i guess I have a lot to learn still.
OK! Thank you. That helps.
I noticed when I go to the 'popular' lemmy instances such as lemmy.world and lemmy.ml and click on communities | All that I see a lot of communities. On my own local server I only see the communities that I've subscribed to. Is that what you see as well?
I am running mine on an old Optiplex that i bought to run pihole and plex. It seems to be working fairly well although I am still trying to understand how all of this works.