riegel02
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riegel02's Comments
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- Ideas
- GIF search
At the moment you can simply copy and paste URL of any Giphy and it will embed it automatically in the post.
In my opinion this feature should belong more or less to chats and would just bloat the editor/community with reaction gifs.And Giphy is nightmare from the privacy standpoint https://twitter.com/illyism/status/1774425117117788223
Just my two cents, I don't decide here anything :)
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In reply to TobyToby Waterhole Founder
Apr 16, 2024 This has been fixed in 0.4.8. -
In reply to Tyler DuPontTyler DuPont
Apr 15, 2024 How were you able to do this???Adding any external link with ending .mp4 will automatically make it embed, but it does not respect the size of the message.
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I think it is fine, as long as we have "Preview" in the post. It is easy to understand, if you can use preview.
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- Lounge
- Just an opinion
Secondly, $100 annually for updates for a project that does not bring me money, this is unacceptable.
I think the pricing is fair. There is many paid solutions in the same price range. However I do agree about solo developing, but not for the same reasons as you. The main risks are security, so hopefully Waterhole team will grow and we get security audits in the future or someone in the team who will take care of this.
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Does this one still work? How should the updates be performed in this case?
Not too late! Happy to see that someone noticed this thread. I was actually working on this for a whole week and managed to make it work yesterday... took a lot of tries. There is still many things I need to verify such as installing icons, redis and updating Waterhole.
I want to write the guide after all the testing, but currently I have to sort out permissions.
After successfully running installation you won't be able to access Waterhole.
First I through that the issue was with misconfiguration nginix, but it was simple permission issue.
To fix it I had to do next:
The problem is that I suspect this is not right. I don't know what kind of permissions should each folder be inside the Waterhole from security perspective. I also wonder why the permissions did not get set correctly during installation.
Anyone mind sharing that permissions should be for each folder? Much appreciated!