"Searching toots by their content is not enabled on this Mastodon server."
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@murgero Thanks for the reply. I don't have an Admin panel. Just a preferences panel. When I tried appending /admin to my instance I received an error notice about not having permission to access the page, and when I clicked "Abut this server" I saw on the right side this!:
ADMINISTERED BY: Not set N/ABut can I find (easily) anything about how to set this up?? No. Just pages about how to use; nothing about how to set it up, or why in a single user instance it isn't automatically set up, nothing. It's unbelievable.
Even within Cloudron, on the app dashboard page, in the dropdown menu, I can see there are three choices, the third one being Admin Page, but this is greyed out. I can't access it. What happened??
OK, I've finally found this: https://docs.joinmastodon.org/admin/setup/#admin Looks promising.
Welp, I'm running various commands from the Terminal window in the app dasshboard, and nothing seems to be happening.
RAILS_ENV=production bin/tootctl accounts modify alice --role adminproduces nothing
bin/tootctl accounts modify alice --role adminproduces nothing.
I'm not surprised this hasn't caught on.
@scooke as @nebulon *** said, you need to give your account admin rights via CLI (See link in his response) then once that is done sign out of Mastodon, then sign back in - go to your profile settings, and at the bottom you will see Admin related items for you to configure.
Good luck!
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@murgero OK, I ran the CLI tool from the Terminal in the app dashboard, and though there was no indication anything was happening, it seemed to have worked. It helped that I just walked away from my laptop for a few hours, rather than "watching the kettle". So now I do have the Admin panel. BUT, unless signing out and in is part of the CLI process, I didn't do that, it was just there when I reloaded the page. Anyway, thanks again for your help and input. Rather than continue complaining I'm going to try to reread everything that I found not helpful the first time and see if it makes more sense now, and then try to rewrite the directions and post it somewhere. I'm sure I'm not the only user who will boot up a Mastodon instance expecting to have my own personal twitter that is automatically connected by federation!
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I have also signed up with a free trial with an ElasticSearch provider (bonsai.io), just to see how to connect my instance to it in order to see what else is out there in the fediverse from within my own instance, I'm sure I'm going to just love trying to hook it all up!
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@scooke Relay config is in Mastodon Admin panel.
Relay URL to put into that is usually displayed on the relay's web page.
For example, to join the https://relay.mastodon.host/ relay, you use the URL
https://relay.mastodon.host/inboxin the Mastodon relay admin page on your instance.@murgero said in "Searching toots by their content is not enabled on this Mastodon server.":
I've entered the url and was almost immediately listed in the "List of 286 registered and active instances:" Thank you!
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Looks like some gems of info in this ^ to add to the docs.
Only just joining the Fediverse myself after all these years, the future looks cool AF!
Especially when you hear about take-down troll-gangs swarming profiles with "Report this..." clicks to get accounts banned for disagreeing with their ideologies or whatever.
Shall we have a post for "Follow on the Fediverse" for people to post links?
(assuming anyone wants to follow or be followed)
Looks like I found a new distraction anyway. Now - what to post on these things?
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Filtering out all the Anime pr*n is somewhat annoying, but I've managed to get a decent stream of good fed people going!
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So, I would think installing ElasticSearch into the Mastodon container would be problematic from a resource perspective. If not, we could certainly do it. If so, maybe a new Add On?
@doodlemania2 I’d be interested in having Elastic Search enabled in some way for my Mastodon instance.
How would we do it?
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@doodlemania2 I’d be interested in having Elastic Search enabled in some way for my Mastodon instance.
How would we do it?
@shanelord01 I don't think any progress was made. Still an open conversation.
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We have ElasticSearch packaged and in use for other needs. Will propose it to the board and see if it can become an official app. What Mastodon does with it I'm not so sure.
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We have ElasticSearch packaged and in use for other needs. Will propose it to the board and see if it can become an official app. What Mastodon does with it I'm not so sure.
@marcusquinn said in "Searching toots by their content is not enabled on this Mastodon server.":
We have ElasticSearch packaged and in use for other needs. Will propose it to the board and see if it can become an official app.
Awesome.
@marcusquinn said in "Searching toots by their content is not enabled on this Mastodon server.":
What Mastodon does with it I'm not so sure.
Makes full text search work, pretty much like it does everywhere else.
See https://docs.joinmastodon.org/admin/optional/elasticsearch/
Presumably you're using it for full text search in Nextcloud?
I'd love to have on Cloudron for both reasons!
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@marcusquinn said in "Searching toots by their content is not enabled on this Mastodon server.":
We have ElasticSearch packaged and in use for other needs. Will propose it to the board and see if it can become an official app.
Awesome.
@marcusquinn said in "Searching toots by their content is not enabled on this Mastodon server.":
What Mastodon does with it I'm not so sure.
Makes full text search work, pretty much like it does everywhere else.
See https://docs.joinmastodon.org/admin/optional/elasticsearch/
Presumably you're using it for full text search in Nextcloud?
I'd love to have on Cloudron for both reasons!
@jdaviescoates Correct; Nextcloud, and Wordpress search using the ElasticPress plugin.
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@jdaviescoates Correct; Nextcloud, and Wordpress search using the ElasticPress plugin.
@marcusquinn said in "Searching toots by their content is not enabled on this Mastodon server.":
Wordpress search using the ElasticPress plugin.
I guess to make searching on the woocommerce supplements shops you run work well/ fast?
