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Subscriptions to Lemmy.ml Communities Stuck in Pending (self.support)
submitted 1 year ago by curiouscanoe to c/support
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I've got a couple communities on lemmy.ml from Beehaw that I'm trying to subscribe to, but the requests just sit in pending forever. I've tried cancelling the requests and re-requesting multiple times all to no avail. Is there something going on with federation and that instance?

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[–] Fauxreigner 3 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 children)

It seems like federation is spotty for at least the bigger instances. I run my own private instance in addition to having accounts on several, and all of my subscriptions on my instance to Beehaw, lemmy.ml, and lemmy.world are stuck in pending, but they're acknowledged from other instances.

I also posted a reply here from my personal instance about fifteen minutes ago and it hasn't made its way over here, and as far as I can tell I'm properly federated with Beehaw. Also not seeing your comment on my instance, although it looks like it came over from sopuli pretty quickly.

[–] curiouscanoe 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Curiously I see 3 comments on this post and only 2 are showing up :-/

[–] Fauxreigner 2 points 1 year ago

I'm seeing the same (well, four now and will be five shortly, n+1 comments from what's visible). I've seen some scuttle in other places about the backend DB silently failing to process some activityhub messages. It's not really a surprise that a hockeystick growth cycle has bubbled up some scaling issues.