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2024-01-19 15:09:59

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Hiker schrieb den folgenden Beitrag Fri, 19 Jan 2024 15:09:57 +0100

When Hubzilla should load the page /hq it takes very long - sometimes it times out in a gateway error 504.

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2024-01-19 17:20:54

Grouchy

grouchy@hub.grouchysysadmin.com

It sounds like a server resource issue. The HQ page should load quickly. What resources do you have allocated to Hubzilla?

2024-01-19 17:36:05

Hiker

hiker@hub.fedcast.ch

It's running on a Uberspace server - I don't have the specs (1.5GB RAM max).

2024-01-19 18:14:19

Grouchy

grouchy@hub.grouchysysadmin.com

@Hiker

It's running on a Uberspace server - I don't have the specs (1.5GB RAM max).

I'd reach out to Uberspace support then. They are in the best position to help you.

2024-01-19 18:28:19

Mario Vavti

mario@hub.somaton.com

Depending on the size of the item table, 1,5 GB RAM could be tight...

You can try to optimize the item table or try to adapt your DB config.

Also, do you have configured expiration in admin/site? This helps to keep the item table at a sane size...

2024-01-19 20:11:11

od@zotum.net

@Mario Vavti

You can try to optimize the item table or try to adapt your DB config.

Also, do you have configured expiration in admin/site? This helps to keep the item table at a sane size...

Documentation somewhere to describe how, please?

2024-01-19 20:27:36

Mario Vavti

mario@hub.somaton.com

@od

Documentation somewhere to describe how, please?

https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/optimize-table.html

Expiration is pretty self explaining if you care to look at /admin/site in the advanced section at the end of the page...

2024-01-19 20:49:57

Hiker

hiker@hub.fedcast.ch

And when are the expired entries are deleted?

2024-01-19 21:15:31

Mario Vavti

mario@hub.somaton.com

They are deleted in background processes. IIRC once a day...

2024-01-20 20:54:48

od@zotum.net

@Mario Vavti

Expiration is pretty self explaining if you care to look at
https://zotum.net/admin/site

blank web site

2024-01-20 21:11:07

Mario Vavti

mario@hub.somaton.com

@od this is for administrators only. There is a similar setting for channels in /settings/channel though.

2024-01-20 21:21:08

od@zotum.net

@Mario Vavti

this is for administrators only.

How? This type of esoteric communication is...

2024-01-20 21:44:28

Scott M. Stolz

scott@loves.tech

@od

How? This type of esoteric communication is...

It is based on permissions. The admin pages can only be seen by Administrators, and if you are not an Administrator, you will see a blank page. The Administrator account is typically the first account that was created when Hubzilla was installed.

If you are an administrator, you can change:

Expiration period in days for imported (grid/network) content
at /admin/site

On the user's setting page you have a setting that only applies to content imported into your own channel.

Expire other channel content after this many days
at: /settings/channel

And for any database work, you would need system administrator access to the server, either via the command line or something like phpMyAdmin.

2024-01-20 21:51:53

Scott M. Stolz

scott@loves.tech

Why do some Hubzilla links get customized for other users, and some links do not?

Like @Mario Vavti post URL to /settings/channel changes to the viewer's domain, but when I linked to them, they do not change for other users? (I checked by viewing the support forum with a different channel.)

2024-01-20 22:12:26

Grouchy

grouchy@hub.grouchysysadmin.com

@Scott M. Stolz

Probably using the [observer.baseurl] bbcode.

2024-01-20 22:29:44

Jupiter Rowland

jupiter_rowland@hub.netzgemeinde.eu

@Scott M. Stolz Because resharing doesn't preserve or re-create [observer] tags.

2024-01-20 22:33:57

Scott M. Stolz

scott@loves.tech

@Jupiter Rowland

Because resharing doesn't preserve or re-create [observer] tags.

I didn't reshare or re-create, but I did edit my comment. And I did not include the [observer.baseurl] bbcode tag.

2024-01-21 10:05:10

Jupiter Rowland

jupiter_rowland@hub.netzgemeinde.eu

@Scott M. Stolz AFAICS, as soon as you submit a post, all Hubzilla-specific markup code is changed into standard BBcode. Hubzilla does not store the original BBcode anywhere, so you won't get it back when you edit a post.

Unfortunately, this goes as far as being able to edit shared posts and getting away with it as long as all of your contacts and their contacts and so forth support posts being edited by Hubzilla.