UPDATE:
If anyone else is running into consistently rising disk I am pretty sure this is my issue (RE logs running with no cap):
Trying out ^ and will update with my findings if it helps.
UPDATE:
If anyone else is running into consistently rising disk I am pretty sure this is my issue (RE logs running with no cap):
Trying out ^ and will update with my findings if it helps.
I removed reddit sync from my phone screen and put jerboa in it’s place. Muscle memory 😎
💖 man ima dumb dumb. Most excellent, thank you!
Thanks!. Yeah I gotta figure that out. Something funky going on.
There are several communities in there atm but I’m getting some “odd” federation behavior.
If you are interested in federating there are two ways I have seen it work (again, warning, note that it is NSFW 😀 ):
use your search feature on your main instance and enter !butt_frenzy@booty.world
then you can subscribe
or, from your main instance, alter your url to: {your main instance}/c/butt_frenzy@booty.world
so for example if your main instance is lemmy.ml
that would be: https://lemmy.ml/c/butt_frenzy@booty.world
^ butt_frenzy
is one of the communities on booty.world
for example.
Gotta be a better way, and I am probs doing something wrong. Will work on it. Open to feedback if anyone has any advice though haha.
Thanks.
Noice many thanks! I’ll give it a shot.
Oh snap, yes I am using Digital Ocean.
Looks like you might have forgotten to add the link, mind chucking that in when you get a chance?
Thanks, this seems like a good lead as well.
Cool thanks! Last thing for now, and then I’ll go do some debugging.
Dumb Q: The lemmy install includes an SMTP server correct? Like I don’t need to use an external service for that?
Nice! Thanks your mention of the config.hjson
makes me wonder lol. I probably goofed that too.
I did the ansible install which I believe just adds orchestration on top of the Docker install. I’ll ssh in and try the docker-compose
command.
Do you know, if I did goof the email config, can I just tweak the config locally and then re-run ansible? Or do I need to do some manual tweaks to the deployed solution? Or I suppose at this point it might be easier to just blow the instance away and start fresh.
After some tinkering, **yes ** this indeed was my issue. The logs for
pictrs
andlemmy
in particular were between 3 and 8 gb only after a couple weeks ofinfo
level logging.Steps to fix (the post above has more detail but adding my full workflow in case that helps folks, some of this wasn’t super apparent to me) - these steps assume a docker/ansible install:
SSH to your instance.
Change to your instance install dir
most likely:
cd /srv/lemmy/{domain.name}
docker ps --format '{{.Name}}'
Now for each docker container name:
docker inspect --format='{{.LogPath}}' {one of the container names from above}
ls -lh {path to log file from the inspect command}
truncate -s 0 {path to log file from the inspect command}
After you have cleared any logs you want to clear:
logging: driver: "json-file" options: max-size: "100m"
docker-compose restart