* fix: Run extract_opengraph_data only on first 64kB of data and if data is not binary.
* use mime type for determination
* chore: simplify collect function
* Adding a URL max length error.
- Also increasing the post.url max length to 2000 (seems standard)
- I ran into this when fixing torrent support, which often use longer
urls.
* Fixing sql_format.
* pass local user to send local notif
* pass local user to all crud calls
* execution of command "cargo +nightly fmt"
* Formatting and mode fixes.
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* Make sure you can view your moderated deleted and removed communities.
- The front end checks to see whether you are a mod, in order to be
able to restore deleted / removed communities. This removes a filter
which prevents that.
- Fixes#4911
* Only show deleted communities to creator, and removed to admins.
* Addressing PR comments.
* federation: parallel sending
* federation: some comments
* lint and set force_write true when a request fails
* inbox_urls return vec
* split inbox functions into separate file
* cleanup
* extract sending task code to separate file
* move federation concurrent config to config file
* off by one issue
* improve msg
* fix both permanent stopping of federation queues and multiple creation of the same federation queues
* fix after merge
* lint fix
* Update crates/federate/src/send.rs
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* comment about reverse ordering
* remove crashable, comment
* comment
* move comment
* run federation tests twice
* fix test run
* prettier
* fix config default
* upgrade rust to 1.78 to fix diesel cli
* fix clippy
* delay
* add debug to make localhost urls not valid in ap crate, add some debug logs
* federation tests: ensure server stop after test and random activity id
* ci fix
* add test to federate 100 events
* fix send 100 test
* different data every time so activities are distinguishable
* allow out of order receives in test
* lint
* comment about https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/pull/4623#discussion_r1565437391
* move sender for clarity, add comment
* move more things to members
* update test todo comment, use same env var as worker test but default to 1
* remove else below continue
* some more cleanup
* handle todo about smooth exit
* add federate inboxes collector tests
* lint
* actor max length
* don't reset fail count if activity skipped
* fix some comments
* reuse vars
* format
* Update .woodpecker.yml
* fix recheck time
* fix inboxes tests under fast mode
* format
* make i32 and ugly casts
* clippy
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* Switch PostgreSQL container to use pgautoupgrade
This handles automatically upgrading the data files to newer versions of PostgreSQL.
* Fixing other uses of postgres:16-alpine image.
* Simplifying upgrade scripts.
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* Adding checks for higher admin and mod.
* Adding admin/mod checks for ban and comment removal.
* Combining mod or admin check with an SQL union.
* Making community ban or add mod also allow higher admins.
* Making sure remove post also checks higher mods or admins.
* Add unit test for is_higher_mod_or_admin_check
* Fixing comment.
* Addressing PR comments.
* Get rid of pointless wrapper functions, return lemmyresult directly.
* Fixing not being able to create comments on local community posts.
- This was caused by not passing my_person_id into various
`CommentView::read` functions.
- Fixes#4853
* Refactoring views to use local_user, rather than person
* Addressing PR comments.
* Fixing API tests.
* Relax timeout for sending activities
Lemmy considers timeouts during activity sending as retryable errors.
While it is frequently enough to retry sending the same activity again after
the original submission attempt resulted in a timeout, allowing the receiving
side to use more time for synchronous processing should reduce the number of
retries needed overall and improve overall compatibility.
Some ActivityPub software, such as Mastodon, implements a queue for processing
received activities asynchronously, which allows immediately returning a
response for activity submissions. Other software, such as Lemmy or Hubzilla
implement synchronous processing of activities before returning a response.
ActivityPub does not specify specific timeouts to be used:
https://github.com/w3c/activitypub/issues/365
* Simplify usage of federation_sender_config Option
