I’ve had a couple reports of this now and I haven’t been able to reproduce… source code is here if anyone wants to have a stab. I can try to dig up some logs too if that helps.
This hosting coop apparently populates forge repositories (on Gitlab) with the DNS zones for their clients, so people can update them directly via git.
Can’t wait to see something like this in the tildeverse!
I tried submitting a post today and this is what happens in Chrome: https://ttm.sh/EUM.png
I had some similar issues recently and managed to post after a few days for absolutely no reason!
i had the same issue, but it worked fine when i posted a different URL, not sure why
I’ve had a couple reports of this now and I haven’t been able to reproduce… source code is here if anyone wants to have a stab. I can try to dig up some logs too if that helps.
This hosting coop apparently populates forge repositories (on Gitlab) with the DNS zones for their clients, so people can update them directly via git.
Can’t wait to see something like this in the tildeverse!
Something like this exists: https://tildegit.org/.tilde/.tilde but it would be nice to have something for publicly accessible subdomains.
nice tbh i assumed .tilde was the zone for tilde servers, but it appears it’s open for individuals to register a name!
maybe we could register my.tilde and distribute domain names in a more automated fashion such as netlib.re does?