Today I changed from Lemmy.ml to Lemmy.zip and noticed that I can communities but some of them appears without any post. But when I go to lemmy.ml they have publications. Why?
Is there any way to see older posts in a situation like this? I created my own instance, and am only seeing the most recent handful of posts from communities I subscribed to.
I think if you search your small instance for a post URL it fetches the post content from the server that hosts the community. Or maybe you have to visit the post url on your server (which has a weird format like https://your.instance/@other.instance/post/id or something vaguely similar.
There’s no mass backfill, you could maybe script something using this. But I’d advise to do it sparingly, like the last 100 posts for your favorite communities or something. This kind of thing could induce unreasonable load on the community server if lots of people did it, which is why Jerboa doesn’t backfill by default.
Also note, this is a temporary problem. How often do you scroll back more than a week? By next week, your server will have that much history.
Is there any way to see older posts in a situation like this? I created my own instance, and am only seeing the most recent handful of posts from communities I subscribed to.
I think if you search your small instance for a post URL it fetches the post content from the server that hosts the community. Or maybe you have to visit the post url on your server (which has a weird format like
https://your.instance/@other.instance/post/idor something vaguely similar.There’s no mass backfill, you could maybe script something using this. But I’d advise to do it sparingly, like the last 100 posts for your favorite communities or something. This kind of thing could induce unreasonable load on the community server if lots of people did it, which is why Jerboa doesn’t backfill by default.
Also note, this is a temporary problem. How often do you scroll back more than a week? By next week, your server will have that much history.