I think this guide could use a bit more detail on how exactly to take a Mastodon dump and restore it. I found it very non-obvious (as a Postgres noob myself).
* Show How To Become Root
I just realized I could not do certain things from a sudo. I needed to be root via "sudo /bin/bash". I know this is a trival issue, but I am intermediate at handling the terminal and needed to know this.
* Revise Command Used To Become Root
Revised 'sudo /bin/bash' to 'sudo -i' to become root
* Fix sidekiq queues ordering in production guide
The ordering defines the priority, and the code expects default > push > pull > mailers
* Swap mailers and pull queues
The `mailers` queue contains all kinds of notifications, it's probably more important than `pull` jobs.
Making clear that this document is used to update a Mastodon instance that is not containerized with Docker, and shows a reader where to find Docker specific updating instructions, since those are not present in this document.
* Update Resources-needed.md
Add masto.donte.com.br resources, put each instance in it's own table
* Update Resources-needed.md
Revert putting each instance on it's own table
As Github has been bought by Microsoft,I've decided to mode the Halcyon repository to an new open and trustworthy home.
This move is confirmed by the announcement of the official Halcyon account: https://social.csswg.org/users/halcyon/statuses/100153247871238507
Additionally this change has been noted in the old Github repository.
Please change the link to the new one.
The link to the official Halcyon instance was broken and was replaced by one provided by a third party.
The link to the Halcyon account on Mastodon was outdated and was replaced by the current one.
https://bidule.menf.in/api/v1/statuses/82725 is an example of a valid status even though it contains a null url field. Either my application should reject this, or the API should explicitely allow it.
Nolan Lawson