@eldersnake (#376foda) No problems 👌

@prologic (#376foda) gotcha, I'll be out a bit today but once I'm back in. Thinking I should try repro it myself, build a separate new yarnd build on the RPi and see what happens.

@movq @prologic (#376foda) He switched to solar powering his website, might be related! 🤣 On a serious note, he has an inbound connection limit from as far as I understood.

@eldersnake (#376foda) Really having a hard time reproducing this... I need to probably talk to you a bit more about what happened 🤔

@eldersnake @movq (#376foda) > the 5 min syncing for example I assume is pretty conservative compared to a lot of services yeah well `If-Last-Modified` is used here, so I/O will be minimal depending on the extend of busy feeds you may or may not follow. All things considering this approach scales a lot better than #ActivityPub based stuff like #Mastodon -- Just read @jlj's experience with the #firehose he managed to get in to 🤣

@eldersnake (#376foda) Hmm thanks for reminding me! Let me see if I can repro that now... Feel free to jump on LibraChat on #yarn.social if you wanna help me debug this in real time 👌

(#376foda) @prologic @movq Granted, most people don’t have such restrictive rate limits like mine (or at all) ATM. From what I’ve seen the network traffic isn’t too noisy, the 5 min syncing for example I assume is pretty conservative compared to a lot of services.

(#376foda) @prologic Yeah all good! The only thing that was out of the ordinary I guess was that initial problem I had with the open registration flag not working, which I worked around. But if that’s the first you’ve ever heard of it, maybe it was something odd in my config/build.

(#376foda) @prologic Yeah all good! The only thing that was out of the ordinary I guess was that initial problem I had with the open registration flag not working, which I worked around. But if that's the first you've ever heard of it, maybe it was something odd in my config/build.

@movq (#376foda) Probably we're all hitting his PageKit rate limits. Pods are _very_ likely to blame here, without some smarter fetching algorithms to back off when there hasn't been an update in a while, this will be problematic. I _should_ work on this. I'm getting to a point where I _think_ I can maybe come up with a smarter global feed cache with better per-feed fetch cycles that back off to a maximum and fetch more often for more active feeds. Just need time/bandwidth to do this 🤗