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# Contributing # Contributing
See [here](https://dev.lemmy.ml/docs/contributing.html) for contributing Instructions. See [here](https://lemmy.ml/docs/contributing.html) for contributing Instructions.

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<br /> <br />
<a href="https://join.lemmy.ml">Join Lemmy</a> <a href="https://join.lemmy.ml">Join Lemmy</a>
· ·
<a href="https://dev.lemmy.ml/docs/index.html">Documentation</a> <a href="https://lemmy.ml/docs/index.html">Documentation</a>
· ·
<a href="https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues">Report Bug</a> <a href="https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues">Report Bug</a>
· ·
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- Open source, [AGPL License](/LICENSE). - Open source, [AGPL License](/LICENSE).
- Self hostable, easy to deploy. - Self hostable, easy to deploy.
- Comes with [Docker](https://dev.lemmy.ml/docs/administration_install_docker.html) and [Ansible](https://dev.lemmy.ml/docs/administration_install_ansible.html). - Comes with [Docker](https://lemmy.ml/docs/administration_install_docker.html) and [Ansible](https://lemmy.ml/docs/administration_install_ansible.html).
- Clean, mobile-friendly interface. - Clean, mobile-friendly interface.
- Only a minimum of a username and password is required to sign up! - Only a minimum of a username and password is required to sign up!
- User avatar support. - User avatar support.
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## Installation ## Installation
- [Docker](https://dev.lemmy.ml/docs/administration_install_docker.html) - [Docker](https://lemmy.ml/docs/administration_install_docker.html)
- [Ansible](https://dev.lemmy.ml/docs/administration_install_ansible.html) - [Ansible](https://lemmy.ml/docs/administration_install_ansible.html)
## Lemmy Projects ## Lemmy Projects
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## Contributing ## Contributing
- [Contributing instructions](https://dev.lemmy.ml/docs/contributing.html) - [Contributing instructions](https://lemmy.ml/docs/contributing.html)
- [Docker Development](https://dev.lemmy.ml/docs/contributing_docker_development.html) - [Docker Development](https://lemmy.ml/docs/contributing_docker_development.html)
- [Local Development](https://dev.lemmy.ml/docs/contributing_local_development.html) - [Local Development](https://lemmy.ml/docs/contributing_local_development.html)
### Translations ### Translations

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RELEASES.md
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- The first **federation public beta release**, woohoo :fireworks: - The first **federation public beta release**, woohoo :fireworks:
- All Lemmy functionality now works over ActivityPub (except turning remote users into mods/admins) - All Lemmy functionality now works over ActivityPub (except turning remote users into mods/admins)
- Instance allowlist and blocklist - Instance allowlist and blocklist
- Documentation for [admins](https://dev.lemmy.ml/docs/administration_federation.html) and [devs](https://dev.lemmy.ml/docs/contributing_federation_overview.html) on how federation works - Documentation for [admins](https://lemmy.ml/docs/administration_federation.html) and [devs](https://lemmy.ml/docs/contributing_federation_overview.html) on how federation works
- Upgraded to newest versions of @asonix activitypub libraries - Upgraded to newest versions of @asonix activitypub libraries
- Full local federation setup for manual testing - Full local federation setup for manual testing
- Automated testing for nearly every federation action - Automated testing for nearly every federation action
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## Contributors ## Contributors
We'd also like to thank both the [NLnet foundation](https://nlnet.nl/) for their support in allowing us to work full-time on Lemmy ( as well as their support for [other important open-source projects](https://nlnet.nl/project/current.html) ), [those who sponsor us](https://dev.lemmy.ml/sponsors), and those who [help translate Lemmy](https://weblate.yerbamate.ml/projects/lemmy/). Every little bit does help. We remain committed to never allowing advertisements, monetizing, or venture-capital in Lemmy; software should be communal, and should benefit humanity, not a small group of company owners. We'd also like to thank both the [NLnet foundation](https://nlnet.nl/) for their support in allowing us to work full-time on Lemmy ( as well as their support for [other important open-source projects](https://nlnet.nl/project/current.html) ), [those who sponsor us](https://lemmy.ml/sponsors), and those who [help translate Lemmy](https://weblate.yerbamate.ml/projects/lemmy/). Every little bit does help. We remain committed to never allowing advertisements, monetizing, or venture-capital in Lemmy; software should be communal, and should benefit humanity, not a small group of company owners.
## Upgrading ## Upgrading
- [with manual Docker installation](https://dev.lemmy.ml/docs/administration_install_docker.html#updating) - [with manual Docker installation](https://lemmy.ml/docs/administration_install_docker.html#updating)
- [with Ansible installation](https://dev.lemmy.ml/docs/administration_install_ansible.html) - [with Ansible installation](https://lemmy.ml/docs/administration_install_ansible.html)
## Testing Federation ## Testing Federation
Federation is finally ready in Lemmy, pending possible bugs or other issues. So for now we suggest to enable federation only on test servers, or try it on our own test servers ( [enterprise](https://enterprise.lemmy.ml/), [ds9](https://ds9.lemmy.ml/), [voyager](https://voyager.lemmy.ml/) ). Federation is finally ready in Lemmy, pending possible bugs or other issues. So for now we suggest to enable federation only on test servers, or try it on our own test servers ( [enterprise](https://enterprise.lemmy.ml/), [ds9](https://ds9.lemmy.ml/), [voyager](https://voyager.lemmy.ml/) ).
If everything goes well, after a few weeks we will enable federation on dev.lemmy.ml, at first with a limited number of trusted instances. We will also likely change the domain to https://lemmy.ml . Keep in mind that changing domains after turning on federation will break things. If everything goes well, after a few weeks we will enable federation on lemmy.ml, at first with a limited number of trusted instances. We will also likely change the domain to https://lemmy.ml . Keep in mind that changing domains after turning on federation will break things.
To enable on your instance, edit your [lemmy.hjson](https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/blob/main/config/defaults.hjson#L60) federation section to `enabled: true`, and restart. To enable on your instance, edit your [lemmy.hjson](https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/blob/main/config/defaults.hjson#L60) federation section to `enabled: true`, and restart.
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Before starting the upgrade, make sure that you have a working backup of your Before starting the upgrade, make sure that you have a working backup of your
database and image files. See our database and image files. See our
[documentation](https://dev.lemmy.ml/docs/administration_backup_and_restore.html) [documentation](https://lemmy.ml/docs/administration_backup_and_restore.html)
for backup instructions. for backup instructions.
**With Ansible:** **With Ansible:**
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Another major announcement is that Lemmy now has another lead developer besides me, [@felix@radical.town](https://radical.town/@felix). Theyve created a better documentation system, implemented RSS feeds, simplified docker and project configs, upgraded actix, working on federation, a whole lot else. Another major announcement is that Lemmy now has another lead developer besides me, [@felix@radical.town](https://radical.town/@felix). Theyve created a better documentation system, implemented RSS feeds, simplified docker and project configs, upgraded actix, working on federation, a whole lot else.
https://dev.lemmy.ml https://lemmy.ml

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{ {
# for more info about the config, check out the documentation # for more info about the config, check out the documentation
# https://dev.lemmy.ml/docs/administration_configuration.html # https://lemmy.ml/docs/administration_configuration.html
# settings related to the postgresql database # settings related to the postgresql database
database: { database: {
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# host where postgres is running # host where postgres is running
host: "postgres" host: "postgres"
} }
# the domain name of your instance (eg "dev.lemmy.ml") # the domain name of your instance (eg "lemmy.ml")
hostname: "{{ domain }}" hostname: "{{ domain }}"
# json web token for authorization between server and client # json web token for authorization between server and client
jwt_secret: "{{ jwt_password }}" jwt_secret: "{{ jwt_password }}"
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# whether to enable activitypub federation. # whether to enable activitypub federation.
enabled: false enabled: false
# Allows and blocks are described here: # Allows and blocks are described here:
# https://dev.lemmy.ml/docs/administration_federation.html#instance-allowlist-and-blocklist # https://lemmy.ml/docs/administration_federation.html#instance-allowlist-and-blocklist
# #
# comma separated list of instances with which federation is allowed # comma separated list of instances with which federation is allowed
# allowed_instances: "" # allowed_instances: ""

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# maximum number of active sql connections # maximum number of active sql connections
pool_size: 5 pool_size: 5
} }
# the domain name of your instance (eg "dev.lemmy.ml") # the domain name of your instance (eg "lemmy.ml")
hostname: null hostname: null
# address where lemmy should listen for incoming requests # address where lemmy should listen for incoming requests
bind: "0.0.0.0" bind: "0.0.0.0"
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# whether to enable activitypub federation. # whether to enable activitypub federation.
enabled: false enabled: false
# Allows and blocks are described here: # Allows and blocks are described here:
# https://dev.lemmy.ml/docs/administration_federation.html#instance-allowlist-and-blocklist # https://lemmy.ml/docs/administration_federation.html#instance-allowlist-and-blocklist
# #
# comma separated list of instances with which federation is allowed # comma separated list of instances with which federation is allowed
allowed_instances: "" allowed_instances: ""

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{ {
# for more info about the config, check out the documentation # for more info about the config, check out the documentation
# https://dev.lemmy.ml/docs/administration_configuration.html # https://lemmy.ml/docs/administration_configuration.html
setup: { setup: {
# username for the admin user # username for the admin user
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site_name: "lemmy-test" site_name: "lemmy-test"
} }
# the domain name of your instance (eg "dev.lemmy.ml") # the domain name of your instance (eg "lemmy.ml")
hostname: "my_domain" hostname: "my_domain"
# address where lemmy should listen for incoming requests # address where lemmy should listen for incoming requests
bind: "0.0.0.0" bind: "0.0.0.0"

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Federation does not start automatically, but needs to be triggered manually through the search. To do this you have to enter a reference to a remote object, such as: Federation does not start automatically, but needs to be triggered manually through the search. To do this you have to enter a reference to a remote object, such as:
- `!main@dev.lemmy.ml` (Community) - `!main@lemmy.ml` (Community)
- `@nutomic@dev.lemmy.ml` (User) - `@nutomic@lemmy.ml` (User)
- `https://dev.lemmy.ml/c/programming` (Community) - `https://lemmy.ml/c/programming` (Community)
- `https://dev.lemmy.ml/u/nutomic` (User) - `https://lemmy.ml/u/nutomic` (User)
- `https://dev.lemmy.ml/post/123` (Post) - `https://lemmy.ml/post/123` (Post)
For an overview of how federation in Lemmy works on a technical level, check out our [Federation Overview](contributing_federation_overview.md). For an overview of how federation in Lemmy works on a technical level, check out our [Federation Overview](contributing_federation_overview.md).
## Instance allowlist and blocklist ## Instance allowlist and blocklist
The federation section of Lemmy's config has two variables `allowed_instances` and `blocked_instances`. These control which other instances Lemmy will federate with. Both settings take a comma separated list of domains, eg `dev.lemmy.ml, example.com`. You can either change those settings via `/admin`, or directly on the server filesystem. The federation section of Lemmy's config has two variables `allowed_instances` and `blocked_instances`. These control which other instances Lemmy will federate with. Both settings take a comma separated list of domains, eg `lemmy.ml,example.com`. You can either change those settings via `/admin`, or directly on the server filesystem.
It is important to note that these settings only affect sending and receiving of data between instances. If allow federation with a certain instance, and then remove it from the allowlist, this will not affect previously federated data. These communities, users, posts and comments will still be shown. They will just not be updated anymore. And even if an instance is blocked, it can still fetch and display public data from your instance. It is important to note that these settings only affect sending and receiving of data between instances. If allow federation with a certain instance, and then remove it from the allowlist, this will not affect previously federated data. These communities, users, posts and comments will still be shown. They will just not be updated anymore. And even if an instance is blocked, it can still fetch and display public data from your instance.

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|---|---|---| |---|---|---|
| `preferredUsername` | yes | Name of the actor | | `preferredUsername` | yes | Name of the actor |
| `name` | yes | Title of the community | | `name` | yes | Title of the community |
| `category` | yes | Hardcoded list of categories, see https://dev.lemmy.ml/api/v1/categories | | `category` | yes | Hardcoded list of categories, see https://lemmy.ml/api/v1/categories |
| `sensitive` | yes | True indicates that all posts in the community are nsfw | | `sensitive` | yes | True indicates that all posts in the community are nsfw |
| `attributedTo` | yes | First the community creator, then all the remaining moderators | | `attributedTo` | yes | First the community creator, then all the remaining moderators |
| `content` | no | Text for the community sidebar, usually containing a description and rules | | `content` | no | Text for the community sidebar, usually containing a description and rules |

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- Priorities / Emphasis - Priorities / Emphasis
- Controversial features (For example, an unpopular feature should be removed) - Controversial features (For example, an unpopular feature should be removed)
- Moderation and conflict resolution on: - Moderation and conflict resolution on:
- [dev.lemmy.ml](https://dev.lemmy.ml/) - [lemmy.ml](https://lemmy.ml/)
- [github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy](https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy) - [github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy](https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy)
- [yerbamate.ml/LemmyNet/lemmy](https://yerbamate.ml/LemmyNet/lemmy) - [yerbamate.ml/LemmyNet/lemmy](https://yerbamate.ml/LemmyNet/lemmy)
- [weblate.yerbamate.ml/projects/lemmy/](https://weblate.yerbamate.ml/projects/lemmy/) - [weblate.yerbamate.ml/projects/lemmy/](https://weblate.yerbamate.ml/projects/lemmy/)
- Technical administration of dev.lemmy.ml - Technical administration of lemmy.ml
- Official Lemmy accounts - Official Lemmy accounts
- [Mastodon](https://mastodon.social/@LemmyDev) - [Mastodon](https://mastodon.social/@LemmyDev)
- [Liberapay](https://liberapay.com/Lemmy/) - [Liberapay](https://liberapay.com/Lemmy/)
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## 7. Communication ## 7. Communication
- A private Matrix chat for all council members. - A private Matrix chat for all council members.
- (Once private communities are done) A private community on dev.lemmy.ml for issues. - (Once private communities are done) A private community on lemmy.ml for issues.
## 8. Member List / Contact Info ## 8. Member List / Contact Info
General Contact [@LemmyDev Mastodon](https://mastodon.social/@LemmyDev) General Contact [@LemmyDev Mastodon](https://mastodon.social/@LemmyDev)
- [Dessalines](https://dev.lemmy.ml/u/dessalines) - [Dessalines](https://lemmy.ml/u/dessalines)
- [Nutomic](https://dev.lemmy.ml/u/nutomic) - [Nutomic](https://lemmy.ml/u/nutomic)
- [AgreeableLandscape](https://dev.lemmy.ml/u/AgreeableLandscape) - [AgreeableLandscape](https://lemmy.ml/u/AgreeableLandscape)
- [fruechtchen](https://dev.lemmy.ml/u/fruechtchen) - [fruechtchen](https://lemmy.ml/u/fruechtchen)
- [kixiQu](https://dev.lemmy.ml/u/kixiQu) - [kixiQu](https://lemmy.ml/u/kixiQu)

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} }
} }
/// Returns something like `http://localhost` or `https://dev.lemmy.ml`, /// Returns something like `http://localhost` or `https://lemmy.ml`,
/// with the correct protocol and hostname. /// with the correct protocol and hostname.
pub fn get_protocol_and_hostname(&self) -> String { pub fn get_protocol_and_hostname(&self) -> String {
format!("{}://{}", self.get_protocol_string(), self.hostname) format!("{}://{}", self.get_protocol_string(), self.hostname)

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query_testing/apache_bench_report.sh
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declare -a arr=( declare -a arr=(
"https://mastodon.social/" "https://mastodon.social/"
"https://peertube.social/" "https://peertube.social/"
"https://dev.lemmy.ml/" "https://lemmy.ml/"
"https://dev.lemmy.ml/feeds/all.xml" "https://lemmy.ml/feeds/all.xml"
"https://dev.lemmy.ml/.well-known/nodeinfo" "https://lemmy.ml/.well-known/nodeinfo"
"https://fediverse.blog/.well-known/nodeinfo" "https://fediverse.blog/.well-known/nodeinfo"
"https://torrents-csv.ml/service/search?q=wheel&page=1&type_=torrent" "https://torrents-csv.ml/service/search?q=wheel&page=1&type_=torrent"
) )