In order to catch up with a massive queue backlog a temporary hold on delivery to domains that are being problematic has been setup. Those other domains aren’t responding to kbin.social’s requests properly and so our own queues are getting backed up.
It’ll all be back to normal soon. Once the queues are sensible we can reenable domains as they start becoming responsive to us.
It’s getting better. @meldrik@lemmy.wtf recently changed a setting in the nginx_internal.conf on lemmy.wtf (suggested herer) and we are now able to subscribe in both direction, I think.
Not all older posts/comments are automatically federated, but you can manually “pull” them over by searching for the full source URL on the destination instance. Which I do from time to time.
It is working now, but there is a big delay between things being posted on Kbin.social and then showing up here. I am pretty sure this is because Kbin.social is struggling with so many users.
The same is true with lemmy.ml. Posts from there are also delayed.
But it looks like kbin.social isn’t federating (pushing/forwarding) comments which they received from us (lemmy.wtf) to other instances (e. g. lemmy.world) which have subscribed to their magazine, too. Or at least this takes very long.
Any idea why federation is not working between that instance and this one?
Also, I found this comment, though I don’t know whether this is (still) true:
@VerifiablyMrWonka@kbin.social said:
It’s getting better. @meldrik@lemmy.wtf recently changed a setting in the
nginx_internal.conf
onlemmy.wtf
(suggested herer) and we are now able to subscribe in both direction, I think.Not all older posts/comments are automatically federated, but you can manually “pull” them over by searching for the full source URL on the destination instance. Which I do from time to time.
It is working now, but there is a big delay between things being posted on Kbin.social and then showing up here. I am pretty sure this is because Kbin.social is struggling with so many users.
The same is true with lemmy.ml. Posts from there are also delayed.
My comment actually showed up on Kbin.social immediatly!
But it looks like
kbin.social
isn’t federating (pushing/forwarding) comments which they received from us (lemmy.wtf
) to other instances (e. g.lemmy.world
) which have subscribed to their magazine, too. Or at least this takes very long.That’s awesome, thanks to you both :)