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The good news is this was fixed in latest https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/issues/1019 the bad news is it hasn’t made it to kbin.social yet so hopefully whenever this instance is updated it will be fixed
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The good news is this was fixed in latest https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/issues/1019 the bad news is it hasn’t made it to kbin.social yet so hopefully whenever this instance is updated it will be fixed
Peeps pinged ernest in matrix so hopefully he can take care of this when he gets the chance. Thanks (to squiblet as well) for bringing it up!
@harmonea you may be blocking a domain, which causes a bug detailed here. tl;dr blocking any domain on kbin.social right now hides any non-link entries and comments on them. removing them all fixes it, it’s fixed in latest which hopefully the main site gets soon
@harmonea threads like this one https://kbin.social/m/Otomegames/t/480285/I-played-Butterfly-s-Poison-Blood-Chains ? Are you unable to see it, or a different one?
I’m able to see that post, do you see it in private browsing / when logged out? If so, you might be blocking domains on kbin.social and removing them would make it appear again. That’s been fixed in latest which hopefully kbin.social users should get soon, but wasn’t affecting other instances I had checked so you should be fine to do so on artemis
I don’t want to give false information, but on fedia the majority of 500 pages seemed to stem from the image media cache causing issues (our instance admin detailed the issue here). People were able to mitigate it by disabling images everywhere they could, but one place they can’t be disabled is the user avatars on the notification page. I could be wrong, but it’s my belief it’s those images causing the 500s, and that pushed me to add https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/issues/1039 in hopes that if it was possible to disable them the 500s would stop. All this could be wrong though, maybe it’s something else like deleted messages or anything else, or maybe there’s a better way to solve issues with cached images
It looks like all the spam I’ve seen are from newly registered accounts. Perhaps this is something you’ve already considered, but would shutting off registration on kbin.social and pointing people to other instances until things are more manageable help?
In hindsight I remember why I filter newest to a timespan, so wanted to make note of it. Right now:
https://fedia.io/m/kbinMeta@kbin.social/microblog/newest 500s for me but
https://fedia.io/m/kbinMeta@kbin.social/microblog/newest/1w is able to load. so cutting off some of the older posts helps me run into less 500 issues, and I generally don’t care too much about old posts unless I’m searching for something. that might be a fedia specific thing though, not sure how 500s are on other instances
You filed the issue on it! xD
I remember this happening before so it might be the same thing, auto media preview basically: https://kbin.social/m/kbinMeta/t/77143
I’m not sure if this is a good suggestion, are you able to delete it via moderation as you’re the magazine owner? Someone mentioned having issues deleting their own posts but still could via moderation recently, but I’m not actually sure what that difference means as I haven’t moderated any magazines myself.
Definitely, you’re right that new timeframe doesn’t matter, I meant to type hot all time xD I would expect that to potentially grab like whatever was boosted most in the past but then again the algorithm does tend to show newer things even under hot.
Yea the tag system might need a bit of work. It works great for some magazines, but for others not so much. For example m/help is supposed to be a magazine for kbin help but it pulls in everything under #help which can be anything in the fediverse. I did see someone suggest a way for a magazine to remove it defaulting to using the tag of its name, which doesn’t seem like a bad idea to me
Interesting, I’ve heard people say the same before. I do always sort by newest myself, but I sub to a bunch of magazines and also, say, three mastodon accounts, and that page is basically just solely the mastodon posts, very rarely do I see microblog posts in lemmy/kbin. I guess a filter of magazines vs users would be useful
Edit: Also, is the default view all time for you? I could see that causing a problem as well if it’s hot / all time. I mainly have three bookmarks: /hot/12h
, /sub/newest/24h
, /sub/microblog/newest/1d
. Getting all results for all of time by default seemed a bit weird to me, especially for microblog posts
You should be able to see microblog posts of accounts you follow at https://kbin.social/sub/microblog
I do rarely see it on other kbins. Honestly kind of surprising considering kbin has no API. Not that it’s super difficult to do some headless browser automation but it sort of seems like whoeever is doing it must be super dedicated to targeting kbin.
Do you mostly see it on m/random or other magazines? I’ve seen it elsewhere but it mostly seems to be from there. I kind of don’t quite see the point in allowing threads / microblogs to be made from a local kbin instance to m/random. Threads especially, at least. I sort of am thinking it might be nice if m/random was locked from local posting so you had to file it under a magazine with moderators, but spam bots would likely just make their own magazines or spam others and that wouldn’t really solve the problem.
I don’t disagree that could be tried, but I just doubt they would change that rule just for kbin, compared to kbin changing it from /media/
to anything else like /media/hash/
and avoiding the problem. I have to imagine most users of the fediverse use ublock and use the default lists
I believe you should be able to run it all locally without a hostname. The guides for doing so are here, depending on how you want to:
https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/wiki/Admin-Bare-Metal-Guide
https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/wiki/Admin-Docker-Guide
Someone just went through this themselves in the matrix kbin development channel so you could also potentially find help there if you’re having issues. One thing that came up during that is https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/pulls/132 has a bunch of changes to those docs which might make it easier
@HarkMahlberg I assumed it was a default ublock rule and not one you added so I imagine a lot of people might run into this. Well, “a lot” depending on how often a filename’s sha256 hash starts with ad
. At the very least it’s probably good to know about it, even if nothing is changed. But perhaps there’s enough reason to use a different system to name image caches like the name generators a lot of image hosters seem to use. I guess it’s in the devs hands now :) thanks for sharing it
@HarkMahlberg I would consider adding a bug for this to the issue tracker as it seems like a gotcha https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/issues
The issue is here https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/issues/1019. It was fixed with a PR but I don’t believe that PR has made it to kbin.social yet
I posted in https://kbin.social/m/kbinMeta/t/509976 as well but just to make sure you see it, ernest was pinged so hopefully this will be fixed when he sees it