Thanks!. Yeah I gotta figure that out. Something funky going on.
There are several communities in there atm but I’m getting some “odd” federation behavior.
If you are interested in federating there are two ways I have seen it work (again, warning, note that it is NSFW 😀 ):
use your search feature on your main instance and enter !butt_frenzy@booty.world
then you can subscribe
or, from your main instance, alter your url to: {your main instance}/c/butt_frenzy@booty.world
so for example if your main instance is lemmy.ml
that would be: https://lemmy.ml/c/butt_frenzy@booty.world
^ butt_frenzy
is one of the communities on booty.world
for example.
Gotta be a better way, and I am probs doing something wrong. Will work on it. Open to feedback if anyone has any advice though haha.
Thanks.
Huge thank you! I had a feeling something like this was going on but had no idea how to troubleshoot/fix.
My
pictrs
andlemmy
containers were the biggest between 3-8 GB (significant for a smaller instance) after a couple weeks.For anyone who finds this, in addition to what OP provided here, another command I found helpful (since I am a docker noob 🙂) to find the name of the currently running containers:
docker ps --format '{{.Name}}'