| 7 Apr 2024 |
 Samantaz Fox | tor | 14:19:18 |
| Samantaz Fox | but in all cases, it means that invidious is running well (port 3003 bypasses your reverse proxy) | 14:19:56 |
| Samantaz Fox | so check your proxy config ^^ | 14:20:10 |
 Nihilist OLD ACCOUNT !!!! | In reply to @alexpewmaster:nope.chat
What browser are you using? u can check my configs for reference https://git.datura.network/nihilist/Datura-Network/src/branch/main/1-Privacy-Front-Ends/invidious | 14:20:19 |
 AlexPewMaster (moved to @alexpewmaster:reallyaweso.me) | Uhh, does NGINX Proxy Manager work well with Invidious? | 14:22:40 |
| AlexPewMaster (moved to @alexpewmaster:reallyaweso.me) | Because I'm using that as my reverse proxy | 14:22:49 |
| Samantaz Fox | idk, sorry | 14:23:44 |
| Samantaz Fox | nginx does, it's all I know | 14:23:58 |
| Samantaz Fox | AlexPewMaster btw, you might want to add 127.0.0.1: before the port mapping in your docker-compose file | 14:25:29 |
| Samantaz Fox | that'll bind the container port to the local interface, preventing direct access to invidious (like I did earlier) | 14:26:16 |
| AlexPewMaster (moved to @alexpewmaster:reallyaweso.me) | In reply to @samantazfox:pussthecat.org
AlexPewMaster btw, you might want to add 127.0.0.1: before the port mapping in your docker-compose file Still no luck unfortunately | 14:27:37 |
| Samantaz Fox | that won't help your problem, yeah x) | 14:28:08 |
| Samantaz Fox | it's just that people won't be able to bypass your reverse proxy in the future (that'd be bad if you have ratelimiting rules or something on nginx. | 14:28:54 |
| Samantaz Fox | but for the rest, I'd recommand to ask in an nginx-specific help channel | 14:29:16 |
| Samantaz Fox | I've never used proxy manager myself | 14:29:29 |
| AlexPewMaster (moved to @alexpewmaster:reallyaweso.me) | It magically fixed itself?? | 14:33:00 |
| AlexPewMaster (moved to @alexpewmaster:reallyaweso.me) | I first tried to set the reverse proxy to use the public IP of the VPS, and that didn't work. | 14:33:25 |
| AlexPewMaster (moved to @alexpewmaster:reallyaweso.me) | Now I tried it again and it works. | 14:33:33 |
| Samantaz Fox | oh, well | 14:43:52 |
 Chris | nitter and bibliogram are dead? | 15:11:56 |
| Samantaz Fox | they've been for quite a while, yes | 15:20:44 |
| AlexPewMaster (moved to @alexpewmaster:reallyaweso.me) | For some reason, a video that I'm trying to watch on my own instance seems to be playing in a completely different language? The URL is https://invidious.reallyaweso.me/watch?v=oY8tz1paj6o&listen=false if anyone wants to take a look at it. | 18:05:57 |
| Samantaz Fox | ah, yeah, it's a known issue :/ | 18:38:00 |
| Samantaz Fox | AlexPewMaster invidious doesn't select the default audio track when there are multiple audio tracks. | 18:38:49 |
| AlexPewMaster (moved to @alexpewmaster:reallyaweso.me) | Is there anything that I (a public instance owner) can do? | 18:39:35 |
 Midou | Not really, but I know unixfox had implemented that somewhere | 18:41:48 |
| Midou | you could check his fork and add it | 18:41:59 |
 absidue | In reply to @midou:envs.net
you could check his fork and add it It's not in his Invidious fork, it's in his separate trimmed down project that uses YouTube.js to generate the DASH manifest. So if you want it on your instance you need to disable Invidious' API. | 18:45:05 |
| Samantaz Fox | unixfox runs some custom software | 18:45:32 |
| Samantaz Fox | while it's somewhat compatible with invidious, we can't just copy the changes | 18:45:53 |
