Alfi

Make sure you check which instance you are on. Jerboa will show you lemmy.ml by default (I think?) While other apps probably show lemmy.world by default . Make sure you set the instance to where you actually registered your account.

Pictrs supports object storage, you should look into that at your provider, it should be a lot cheaper than additional disk space

I like the app a lot, but I have issues reading the font, which is the main reason I use Jerboa. Had the same issue with Voyager, but they implemented the ability to switch font styles from IOS to Android. Any chance to see a similar option in Thunder in the future?

Agreed.

Hi,

Reading the thread I decided to give it a go, I went ahead and configured crowdsec. I have a few questions, if I may, here’s the setup:

• I have set up the basic collections/parsers (mainly nginx/linux/sshd/base-http-scenarios/http-cve)
• I only have two services open on the firewall, https and ssh (no root login, ssh key only)
• I have set up the firewall bouncer.

If I understand correctly, any attack detected will result in the ip being banned via iptables rule (for a configured duration, by default 4 hours).

• Is there any added value to run the nginx bouncer on top of that, or any other?
• cscli hub update/upgrade will fetch new definitions for collections if I undestand correctly. Is there any need to run this regularly, scheduled with let’s say a cron job, or does crowdsec do that automatically in the background?

sometimes I grab popcorn and “tail -f /var/log/secure”

Didn’t have any crashes, the only small issue I have is that scrolling isn’t always very smooth, although it’s better with the latest release.

I went to the playstore, and looked for boost. Although it’s not yet released, it already lists the data that will be collected (quite a lot).

Meanwhile jerboa states that it collects and shares no data. It has room for improvement, but it’s fully functional and fits my needs for browsing Lemmy.

I counted the items, there are 10.

Hi, did you edit the .yml and set a valid domain name? Also, check that you didn’t edit the internal references in the nginx yml (the comments in the file warn about this).