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@caohuak @silverpill This is one of the reasons why I removed the Pleroma Arch install guide many months ago :D It is simply too much of a footgun to officially support. I've seen multiple instance die from specifically this.

Rather famous example was an admin posting "Oh a new PostgreSQL version in Arch.", and 10 minutes later an error page talking about database corruption and that the instance is never coming back.

@phnt @silverpill @caohuak especially since apub is dumb and considers an entire domain burned if a server futzes a bit

@phnt @silverpill @caohuak the answer to this is to use the versioned aur packages from https://aur.archlinux.org/packages?O=0&SeB=m&K=mrechte&outdated=&SB=n&SO=d&PP=50&submit=Go (minus those couple of months where a mentally unwell power volunteer deleted them together with thousands more under the loosest of rule interpretations)

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>minus those couple of months where a mentally unwell power volunteer deleted them together with thousands more under the loosest of rule interpretations

A day in the life of MarsSeed.

@phnt @silverpill @caohuak >removed the Pleroma Arch install guide
if you wanted to keep it, just have a pleroma arch-based dockerfile and then have tests to ensure that the docker image still builds and it passes tests after building, it's an easy way to ensure that the install guide will be valid but also correct