Thanks to a comment by @LargeHardonCollider@lemmy.world , I checked and saw that ‘Federation debugging’ mode was enabled. I had enabled that when the server just started (less than 3 weeks ago) and I had an issue with federation.
I thought I had switched that off again, but apparently not. This mode causes the federation to be done in the foreground, so your ‘Post’ or ‘Comment’ action will wait for that to finish…
This solves the most annoying issue, and makes the site way more useable. There are many other issues, but we’ll get there.
So this instance was able to accommodate 33k users in debug mode, epic ! This deserves a meme :-)
My brain has also been operating slower than usual recently. Please fix.
Seriously though, keep up the good work! 👍
Nice!
Sure is!
Thanks for all your work!
That seems to have solved the upvote issue as well!
Was that what caused the timeout error on Jerboa after up-voting ?
I think it was, I don’t have that issue anymore.
Appreciate your work as always.
The best part about lemmy.world is how open and hard working our dev team is! Thank you!
Great work Ruud!
May all future issues be solved as easily.
I don’t want to be on Reddit anymore, but the slowness on Lemmy was stopping me from fully committing.
Now you can commit!
But when can I push?
After you define your origin!
Yeah, it does feel a lot better already. Thanks for your work maintaining this instance!
Thank you so much ☺️
Nice! Do you notice any change in other metrics? CPU/Memory usage?
Off-topic: @ruud@lemmy.world, what is the best way to report someone to the instance admin, in order to get them banned from the instance?
It seems to use a bit less CPU.
You should just report the post/comment they made. The community mods as well as the admins will receive the report. If it’s really bad, you could e-mail info@lemmy.world
Testing
Took about 2.7 seconds (depending on your internet speed)
Editing took about 0.5-3 seconds (depending on your internet speed)
Thx you for the quick fix !
Posting to say thank you! and not testing at all
