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I have not been able to successfully post to a Lemmy instance either as a post or a comment. A cryptic error message is returned where the error is unknown and the message is a generic message:
[code=json]
{"error":"unknown","message":"data did not match
I have not been able to successfully post to a Lemmy instance either as a post or a comment. A cryptic error message is returned where the error is unknown and the message is a generic message:
{"error":"unknown","message":"data did not match any variant of untagged enum AnnouncableActivities"}
From my logs, it seems this is happening:
I make a valid ActivityPub request with the audience of a community (or cc a user).
Lemmy makes an ActivityPub request back at me at /.
My web site does not handle ActivityPub at /, and responds with a text/plain error message. This is default behavior in Drupal.
Lemmy rejects my request with a 400 response with the error message above.
I tested other instances by making the following get request to the root of each instance (thank you, Daniel Sternberg for maintaining curl):
Mastodon returns a 406 response in application/json.
NodeBB returns text/html.
GoToSocial returns a 406 response in application/json.
Mitra returns a 200 response in text/html.
Pixelfed returns a 200 response in text/html.
Peertube returns an empty 406 response.
My hypothesis is that Lemmy is rejecting the request because I return [strong]text/plain[/strong] and/or it cannot handle a response with that content type.
To test that I am working on changing the default behavior. I will need to dynamically add a route based on system.site.page.front and return a 406 response in JSON. This is simple enough. If my hypothesis is correct, I can also make a merge request into drupal/activitypub module, which would have the same problem. If not, then I’ll need to go digging further.
I have not been able to successfully post to a Lemmy instance either as a post or a comment. A cryptic error message is returned where the error is unknown and the message is a generic message: {"error":"unknown","message":"data did not match any var…
Just a quick note for those attending IETF 124 in Montreal next week: The Montreal ActivityPub community is hosting a special meetup ("Activity In The Pub") at the Vieux Dublin bar at 5pm on November 2nd. Everyone interested in ActivityPub is welcome. ht
Just a quick note for those attending IETF 124 in Montreal next week:
The Montreal ActivityPub community is hosting a special meetup (“Activity In The Pub”) at the Vieux Dublin bar at 5pm on November 2nd.
If you’re in #Montreal for the #IETF meeting @evan is running an #ActivityInThePub at Vieux Dublin on November the 2nd @kini will be there from #FediHost fielding questions about devops and cheese if you’re lucky!
IETF 124 is happening in Montreal so come along and meet up with other people involved in the fediverse. #ActivityInTheParc #ActivityInThePark #ActivityInThePub
Pretty inspiring that she’s achieved so much despite her chronic health conditions. It’s also refreshing to see honesty about needing to properly rest to avoid burnout. Too often we see gung-ho statements from people about pushing through and remaining busy.
And for decades, the Environmental Protection Agency tracked those emissions not by monitoring the air but by relying on a kind of honor system. Companies were allowed to estimate their chemical pollution using methods that even the EPA conceded were often unreliable.
In 2023, the EPA received irrefutable proof that these estimates were highly flawed. The agency had required 20 industrial facilities to temporarily install air monitors around their perimeters — known as fence-line monitoring — to see how bad the pollution actually was.
The results, compiled now for the first time by ProPublica, were shocking.
The Trump administration has put a stop to EPA rules that would have required more than 130 industrial facilities to install air monitors to measure pollution. Millions of people living near these plants face an increased risk of cancer.
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The Social Web Foundation is pleased to announce the Social Web Devroom at FOSDEM 2026, and invite participants to submit proposals for talks for the event. FOSDEM is an exciting free and open source software event in Brussels, Belgium that brings togethe
The Social Web Foundation is pleased to announce the Social Web Devroom at FOSDEM 2026, and invite participants to submit proposals for talks for the event.
FOSDEM is an exciting free and open source software event in Brussels, Belgium that brings together thousands of enthusiasts from around the world. The event spans the weekend of January 31 to February 1, 2026 and features discussion tracks (“devrooms”) for scores of different technology topics.
The Social Web Devroom will take place in the afternoon of Saturday, January 31.
Format
There will be three available talk formats:
50 minutes – for bigger projects, followed by 10 minutes of questions.
25 minutes – for bigger projects, followed by 5 minutes of questions.
8 minutes – micro-talks on smaller or newer projects, in groups of 3, followed by 6 minutes of combined questions for the group.
Topics
The Social Web Devroom is open to talks all about the Social Web AKA the Fediverse, including:
Implementations of the ActivityPub protocol or ActivityPub API
Clients for ActivityPub-enabled software like Mastodon
Supporting services for the Fediverse, like search or onboarding
ActivityPub-related libraries, toolkits, and frameworks
Tools, bots, platforms, and related topics
Advocacy, organization and social activity in deploying Open Source ActivityPub applications
Important dates
Submission open: 1 Nov 2025
Submission deadline: 1 Dec 2025
Acceptance notifications: 10 Dec 2025
Final schedule announcement: 15 Dec 2025
Devroom: 31 Jan 2026
Submissions
Submit talk proposals to pretalx.fosdem.org/fosdem-2026…. Select “Social Web” from the “Track” dropdown, and include the length of your talk (8/25/50) in the submission notes. (Note that the “Lightning Talks” track is a separate event-wide track; if you’re proposing a Social Web micro-talk, please choose the “Social Web” track!)
Code of Conduct
All attendees and speakers must be familiar with and agree to the FOSDEM Code of Conduct.
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A legal wrangle over alleged copyright infringement between Universal Music and AI firm Udio has ended with a settlement and a new partnership for a platform to make AI music more accessible to everyday users.
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