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I’ve disabled it in code. One doesn’t delete files willy nilly

I’ve already forked and hosting my own version

Ye there’s a local version but not a remote which is what I was concerned about

Now it goes to startrek.website

Godfuckingdamnit. I was wondering why the system kept blocking our instance even after I removed it from the blacklist. I suspected some sort of lookup but I was out of time and couldn’t find it with a quick search. This is so much worse than I expected.

Where does it dowload it exactly? I found the line loading policy.dat, but I can’t find any calls to tesseract.dubvee.org.

There’s some apub unseen metadata which is not visible to us which might cause any of these. I can’t investigate it though, I just know that while federation is working, it’s notoriously flakey between the two apub services.

I’m afraid that’s entirely more effort than I’m willing to do atm.

Also, you didn’t just ping anyuser. You pinged the community handle.

If the update showed after you pinged/mentioned the .ml community, I would suspect that it’s the mention that reinforced the missing federation.

Ah wait, you mean my first reply. This might be because you pinged lemmy.ml users in it. Also note that embedded images are also broken (i.e you won’t see the image I embedded on my previous reply)

No it doesn’t seem to have reached lemmy.ml on my end

Hm, maybe federation failed?

Mastodon sends the replies directly and only to the instance of each individual you reply to. However lemmy expects that all replies will be sent to the community instance which will then forward them to all subscribers to that community on other instances . So when mastodon interacts with a comment from an instance that is not the one hosting the community, those comments do not replicate