on Lemmy Downtime and Image Uploads · c/lemmy · 1 pts · 312d@BenDoubleU Not sure what infrastructure you're hosting the service itself on, but one option open to you is s3fs, mount an S3 bucket as a filesystem, compatible with files uploaded using the AWS cli.
on Lemmy Downtime and Image Uploads · c/lemmy · 1 pts · 312d@BenDoubleU apologies for not replying, I've been having my own space issues and I'm still working out how to manage locally.
on Lemmy Downtime and Image Uploads · c/lemmy · 2 pts · 312d@BenDoubleU @w0odl presumably there's a URL map in a config file somewhere.
on (complete) lemmy.radio upgrading to 0.19.1 · c/lemmy · 1 pts · 2y@vk6flab@lemmy.radio okay, that proves that two way synchronisation is working. Whoot! That doesn't mean I've figured out why comments show up on the web interface when I'm not logged in, but vanish as soon as I'm authenticated.
on (complete) lemmy.radio upgrading to 0.19.1 · c/lemmy · 1 pts · 2y@vk6flab@lemmy.radio @w0odl with a little bit of luck and fingers crossed, this reply from Mastodon should show up on Lemmy.
@BenDoubleU
Not sure what infrastructure you're hosting the service itself on, but one option open to you is s3fs, mount an S3 bucket as a filesystem, compatible with files uploaded using the AWS cli.
@BenDoubleU apologies for not replying, I've been having my own space issues and I'm still working out how to manage locally.
@BenDoubleU @w0odl presumably there's a URL map in a config file somewhere.
@vk6flab@lemmy.radio okay, that proves that two way synchronisation is working.
Whoot!
That doesn't mean I've figured out why comments show up on the web interface when I'm not logged in, but vanish as soon as I'm authenticated.
@vk6flab@lemmy.radio @w0odl with a little bit of luck and fingers crossed, this reply from Mastodon should show up on Lemmy.