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Advice for now settled new Lemmy users.
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this post was submitted on 31 Jul 2023
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Good advice or also just host your own instance will be a great way and its very simple to do that I feel anyone with some technical knowledge can do it by using Yunohost.
We got almost 20,000 instances I don't think we need to push people to self hosting unless that's something they specifically enjoy.
No its 1376 instances and about 28000+ communities I believe.
https://lemmyverse.net/?order=active
Thanks for correcting me. I must have gotten confused between the Instances and communities.
wasn't yunohost using an older version of Lemmy?
Its not always on the latest but its being really stable for me. I think they tested really throughly so thats why the updates are delayed but it just works.
My steps were:
What is a $3 domain? I really wanted to buy one like that cheap. Why change cloudfare to strict?
Honestly, I don’t even know. It was in the advanced settings on Lemmy-Easy-Deploy and I missed it and spent like 2 hours troubleshooting until I saw that, lol.
.win is a $3 domains on Cloudflare and shouldn’t have issues of being revoked (like .ml is going through and others could potentially face).
Oh yeah I just read about cloudfare strict but I think thats only if you proxied the request through cloudfare servers , if you just point the domain to the server I dont think you need to do that.
I bought the domain through Cloudflare and when setting the CNAME and A records it automatically proxied them so I didn’t even think about it at the time.
Yeah that is how it usually works. Well thank you for the info its been really helpful
Thanks for this! I just picked up a RPi4 and have been kicking it around trying to host a few applications and I'm just about to re-flash and start fresh. I'll give Yunohost a shot tonight!