No, a different server. I’m working on piefed.ca right now, as l don’t how that instance is going to behave right now. Since the day before, it didn’t open for hours. Something seems terribly wrong over there.
you asked if it was the software though. si the instance your having issues with not using the same version then? it might be good to make clear the instance and what version of software and such. Assuming you do know it should be otherwise functioining and notsomething specific to the instance.
I mean I don’t look at git but its software that gets updated. Like my version says “PieFed v1.6.24 is free and open source” at the bottom of every page which I can only assume is the running version for the instance.
yeah. so assuming the instance your talking about is different as I still don’t know the effected one. Maybe I missed it but it souds like its not piefed.ca. Anyway assuming that then its likely the specific instance and has nothing to do with the software.
is it piefed.ca specifically?
No, a different server. I’m working on piefed.ca right now, as l don’t how that instance is going to behave right now. Since the day before, it didn’t open for hours. Something seems terribly wrong over there.
you asked if it was the software though. si the instance your having issues with not using the same version then? it might be good to make clear the instance and what version of software and such. Assuming you do know it should be otherwise functioining and notsomething specific to the instance.
So piefed has different versions ??
I mean I don’t look at git but its software that gets updated. Like my version says “PieFed v1.6.24 is free and open source” at the bottom of every page which I can only assume is the running version for the instance.
You’re from piefed social, right ?? The instance that l’m talking about also shows v1.6.24 is free and open source.
yeah. so assuming the instance your talking about is different as I still don’t know the effected one. Maybe I missed it but it souds like its not piefed.ca. Anyway assuming that then its likely the specific instance and has nothing to do with the software.