I'm guessing there was meant to be text there, so I added some to explain how to do it
Co-authored-by: Alex_Sour <52638772+Alex-Sour@users.noreply.github.com>
`yarn set version stable` yields many install errors of Javascript packages. note https://codesti.com/issue/mastodon/documentation/931.
Setting `yarn set version classic` works around these problems and the rest of the instructions work as indicated. `classic` appears to be required.
The configuration is basically the same as with IPv4, but with some minor changes to make them work in IPv6.
Is it perfect? Probably not. But it's better than nothing.
- Update `openjdk-17-jre-headless` in Ubuntu 20.04 and Debian 11
- Update ElasticSearch to 7.x
- Add `systemctl daemon-reload` after installation
Tested and it's working fine.
- Ubuntu 18.04 will be EOL on April, 2022. So I make changes for installation document with Ubuntu 20.04 and Debian 11 support.
- Added PostgreSQL with latest version (PostgreSQL 14)
- [Yarn](https://yarnpkg.com/getting-started/install) is now a default package since Node.js 16.10, there's no need to install yarn classic.
- From Mastodon [3.5.0](https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/releases/tag/v3.5.0), ruby 3.0.3 is recommend.
Tested in Ubuntu 20.04 and Debian 11, all works fine.
Some people asked whether they should be running the maintenance script after seeing a PgHero warning about duplicate indexes.
This change highlights that the warning is unrelated to database index corruption.
* Improve WEB_DOMAIN documentation
Explain that queries to the webfinger endpoint on the WEB_DOMAIN have to be proxied/redirected to the LOCAL_DOMAIN.
* Improve wording based on suggestions
Co-authored-by: Raphael Schweikert <any@sabberworm.com>
* Improve documentation for LOCAL_DOMAIN and WEB_DOMAIN
- Concisely explain why it cannot be changed later, stressing this isn't about your install but about remote servers.
- Add an example relating `LOCAL_DOMAIN` and `WEB_DOMAIN` to avoid confusion.
- Make it explicit that the value is optional.
Co-authored-by: Raphael Schweikert <any@sabberworm.com>
* add identifier for troubleshooting pages
* mention mutes can be temporary now
* bell for notifications
* convert images to jpg and rename them
* suspensions now reversible
* unread notifications
* suspended: true
* mutes expiry
* replies_policy, type of notification
* notify
* featuredTags AP representation
* new env vars
* accounts merge
* maintenance cli
* list replies
* suspended flag
* follower sync
* minor formatting
* add note about idempotency of follow action
* account featured tags, min_id and max_id, plus normalization
* follow marcin and nightpool's suggestion
* bearcaps
* replies_policy update
* featuredtags now have a url
- emphasizes that Mastodon has to be stopped when running the script
- add `RAILS_ENV=production` in front of the `tootctl` line as it is a common mistake to run it without `RAILS_ENV` set
- mention 3.2.2 as the first release shipping the script (assuming that will be the case)
* [WiP] Add documentation about index corruption
Add documentation about index corruption caused by changes in collation rules, and information on how to fix it.
* Add doc on how to check indexes
Add documentation on how to check indexes without bringing the instance down.
* Update index-corruption.md
* fixup typo
* Add instructions for re-creating the database
* Add minor explanations
* Remove recommendation to re-create database with C collation
Meaningful case-folding operations are used within the database for hashtags, so do not recommend using `C`, which would cause issues with non-ASCII hashtags.
* feat: add a section on periodic cleanup tasks
I asked in Discord today about which `tootctl` tasks are good to run on a regular basis (as there are a lot of cleanup jobs). It seems that `media remove` and `preview_cards remove` are the standard ones that you want to run on a regular basis (e.g. with cron). So I added this to the docs in its own section, under "Things to do after installing Mastodon."
* fix: fix typo
Jackson Chen