Hmm I don’t see that yet. Awaiting a resolution to an issue before we do the upgrade.

Continuing this on Matrix.

Will do. Creating extra backup first before upgrade.

Maybe after I upgraded to the RC we could schedule some time to go over your tweaks together?

Yeah, I might as well. Normally I’m reluctant to install RC’s but it can’t get much worse ;-)

This looks very nice. A question, we use Teleport, and it does discover all hosts. But when connecting, I need to configure the username for every host separately. Can’t I set a default somewhere?

Ah I didn’t know that one, they only have 80 mnthly active users though. I’ll see if I can contact them

Yes we do, but it doesn’t have the users… so it can’t really be compared.

Not really, there are no Friendica sites with this many users…

Yes I saw. Looks like they only addressed the example query I provided, and not all ‘NOT IN’ queries… looks like I have to submit an issue for every query I find.

Ooh I have this album on vinyl (a re-issue of course), very good stuff!

Well the app is mainly written in PHP so some knowledge of that would be nice. Other issues we see are on database level, and I can troubleshoot that but some assistance would be helpful. And then translating the tuned database queries in the format they use in their php code.

I see you have set it as spotlight though ;-)

Well we run Friendica.World which is European but I wouldn’t recommend registering there just yet, we first need to get performance issues fixed…

I will see if I can find some time to troubleshoot further, but as long as the devs don’t have time to solve the issues then we’re kinda stuck… unless we find some more php devs to help out…

I don’t see that, can you tell me where you search and what you search for? Maybe add a screenshot?

It’s configured to only search within tags, because otherwise the database will die. I will change that once the code is tuned for larger databases… But it shouldn’t return an error.

I don’t see another option than volunteer-run instances or professionally run instances. And for professionally run instances you need funds (so paid subscriptions) and for volunteer-run instances you need volunteers…

In my experience, as long as there are enough active users, you’ll find enough volunteers.

I’ll look into that

Nice work. Good thing we can have communities migrated now.

I stopped self-hosting stuff that’s for the family. In case something happens to me, no way my wife is going to keep this stuff running. And the kids are too young. So they would lose everything.

Family stuff goes in managed solutions (like Proton). Personal and public stuff is selfhosted.

Just something to consider.