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@meowski we sell em when they're fresh

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@meowski@fluf.club we sell em when they're fresh

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@snacks @mold they have long since been part of akkoma

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@snacks@netzsphaere.xyz @mold@yourwalls.today they have long since been part of akkoma

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@bajax then you didn't install 2.9.0

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@bajax@baj.ax then you didn't install 2.9.0

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@bajax no

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There's a new Pleroma release out, 2.9.1, lots of security / spoofing fixes. Better install it!!!

https://pleroma.social/announcements/2025/03/11/pleroma-release-2.9.1/

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There's a new Pleroma release out, 2.9.1, lots of security / spoofing fixes. Better install it!!!

https://pleroma.social/announcements/2025/03/11/pleroma-release-2.9.1/

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@meowski this is especially strange because use our own phoenix (which is 1.7) because of a missing feature upstream. can you run mix deps.get? Do you have any changes to your mix.exs or mix.lock that differ from pleroma upstream?

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@meowski@fluf.club this is especially strange because use our own phoenix (which is 1.7) because of a missing feature upstream. can you run mix deps.get? Do you have any changes to your mix.exs or mix.lock that differ from pleroma upstream?

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@nyanide @lain added the info, sorry for forgetting!

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@nyanide@lab.nyanide.com @lain@lain.com added the info, sorry for forgetting!

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@meowski very strange and unexpected.

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@meowski@fluf.club very strange and unexpected.

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@nyanide @lain whoops

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@lucy :oldsnake:

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@taoeffect actually no, mix compile will automatically be run if you migrate

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@taoeffect@crib.social actually no, mix compile will automatically be run if you migrate

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@taoeffect yes

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A new release is out 2.9.0. It contains some security fixes so I'd recommend updating asap.

Thanks to the akkoma gang for their help!

https://pleroma.social/announcements/2025/03/01/pleroma-release-2.9.0/

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A new release is out 2.9.0. It contains some security fixes so I'd recommend updating asap.

Thanks to the akkoma gang for their help!

https://pleroma.social/announcements/2025/03/01/pleroma-release-2.9.0/

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@0xc @Crell @ramsey @elazar @wallabag It can use ollama or any other openai-compatible API to run the document analysis locally.

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@0xc@types.pl @Crell@phpc.social @ramsey@phpc.social @elazar@phpc.social @wallabag@fosstodon.org It can use ollama or any other openai-compatible API to run the document analysis locally.

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@aetios well, now you know :)

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@aetios@sns.minovsky.space well, now you know :)

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@sun yes

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If you're running pleroma and are the admin, can you go to https://$yourinstance.tld/phoenix/live_dashboard/ecto_stats?nav=unused_indexes and send me a screenshot of the results?

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If you're running pleroma and are the admin, can you go to https://$yourinstance.tld/phoenix/live_dashboard/ecto_stats?nav=unused_indexes and send me a screenshot of the results?

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@cdarwin they didn't lose albert einstein because they cut budgets though

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@cdarwin@c.im they didn't lose albert einstein because they cut budgets though