Just migrated from Lemmy to Piefed and I like it so far. Such a clean interface, more things I can configure to my liking, passkeys… :)

I even opened a couple issues over on Codeberg for things that I found.

Heeeelllooo. This is the new instance saying hello. :D

Other instances still reject this one due to some signing stuff, but as I have been told that is apparently temporary.

  • erebion@news.erebion.euOPEnglish
    4·
    2 days ago

    One thing I still have to figure out is whether I can mark whole communities as read. I don’t really want to open thousands of posts to no longer see what I have already read. :D

    • jollyroberts@jolly-piefed.jomandoa.netEnglish
      4·
      2 days ago

      There is a user setting to hide posts you have interacted with (read/voted on).

      Enable that and you won’t see stuff you’ve already read when you refresh or open new pages.

      You can find the posts you’ve read under Account > Read Posts if you are trying to track something down again. 😎

      • erebion@news.erebion.euOPEnglish
        2·
        1 day ago

        Yes, that’s what I’m doing. However, there are a couple community that contain thousands of posts that I have already read and it gets kinda tedious trying to mark them all as read manually by opening them. :D

        • jollyroberts@jolly-piefed.jomandoa.netEnglish
          2·
          1 day ago

          Gotcha. It should also register up votes/down votes so that’s probably easier to do a lot of?

          Even if you upvoted before turning the setting on if you just click the up arrow again to remove the vote and click again to vote again, that should register the post as ‘read’.

          I haven’t looked at the code in a while but that should work.

      • walden@wetshav.ingEnglish
        3·
        2 days ago

        Those are in the .env file. For docker it’s called .env.docker.

        When you pull the repo from git, there’s only env.docker.sample and env.sample. Copy env.docker.sample to .env.docker (don’t forget the period) [you’ve likely already done this if using Docker].

        The email settings are absent from the docker sample, but you can find them in the env.sample file. Not sure why that is, but I hope that helps!

          • erebion@news.erebion.euOPEnglish
            2·
            1 day ago

            I’ve set up email and I don’t get any emails…

            I’ve added it like this:

            MAIL_SERVER='erebion.eu'
MAIL_PORT=465
# Remove the below line if not using TLS - do not set it to False
MAIL_USE_TLS=True
MAIL_USERNAME='piefed@example.com'
MAIL_PASSWORD='not_my_real_password'
MAIL_FROM='piefed@example.com'
ERRORS_TO='noreply@example.com'

            Logs don’t mention anything regarding email and not sure why.