maple classic™ @squirrel@computerfairi.es

https://computerfairi.es/media/DdsgFc3v2XAYQdctjIg

how did computer fairies work for almost a year when the nginx pointed to a non existing folder?

is the folder i pointed it to now the right one?

how can i tell?

does anyone know?

does anyone want to tell me?

also now computer fairies needs a better icon but i don't even know where that icon is to change it and i don't think that's documented anywhere, of course

dammit @twitter@mastodon.technology https://computerfairi.es/media/ZS6KTNPAJs9gdgVEvVs

push notifications are now working on computer fairies

hi reply to this please for a sec

computer fairies is a cursed instance

okay i can't figure this out

ran assets:precompile, rand build again but up -d won't even restart the containers now, just says they're all up to date

so what am i missing to get push notifications working

what did i do wrong

please help me

i'm sorry for being angry

i am just very paranoid and upset when i get information withheld from me

which in the case of mastodon adminning is pretty much always

the VAPID keys they do nothing

i'm just going to start calling @twitter@mastodon.technology "detsoob"

so... i still don't have push notification i guess

okay. fine.

i am not going to fix that

haha the getting started column's scrolling is all fucked up now thanks mastodon 1.6.0

what's the difference between this rake task that's deleting images one by one and just doing a rm -rf preview_cards ?

mainly i'm just skeptical that it's just

$ nano /etc/docker/daemon.json

{
"storage-driver": "aufs"
}

$ service docker restart

and nothing will be broken
(source: https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/issues/3194)

i'd like reassurance on this but i don't think anyone uses docker

one day i'll learn what aufs is and how to use it with docker

today probably won't be that day

wouldn't it be enough to create the user and change file permissions only once? why does mastodon want to execute that at every single time you run a docker-compose command?

i remember reading somewhere about using a different docker filesystem but i don't know what any of that means and i really wish anyone cared about this enough that i could get someone to tell me if that's the right thing or not and it just really needs to do a redundant thing every time you run docker-compose and it will be slow forever