@jasonwch I blame AI for exposing DNS rebinding as a problem at all.
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nodebb-plugin-link-preview not working after NodeBB updated to 4.14.4 -
Bug in the nodebb-plugin-link-preview plugin@jasonwch is the plugin still active?
./nodebb pluginsAlso links to expand must be made on a separate line
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This is single choice for a reason.@[email protected] the fediverse is pulling a @[email protected] by playing dumb, asking basic ActivityPub questions, and watching the fireworks fly.
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Been a few people at the gym hogging the equipment while on their phones the past few days.@[email protected] "hey bud, can I work in?"
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Manage Open Social Web handles not consistent after disabled Federation@jasonwch try latest develop branch if you don't want to wait for 4.15
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What happened to the latest update? Was it created by AI?@Moshe most likely you'll want to run
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What happened to the latest update? Was it created by AI?@Moshe send over the full stack trace.
Edit: And not seeing any issue on both sites I run. Make sure you have fully updated NodeBB and rebuilt assets.
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Manage Open Social Web handles not consistent after disabled Federation@jasonwch latest NodeBB should have this patched already, thanks.
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Manage Open Social Web handles not consistent after disabled Federation@jasonwch no, I javent looked into the issue yet š«¤
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Manage Open Social Web handles not consistent after disabled Federation> julian said:
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> the Activity Intents behaviour is meant to be active even if federation is disabled.Actually, you're right, it's not meant to work without federation
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Manage Open Social Web handles not consistent after disabled Federation@jasonwch the Activity Intents behaviour is meant to be active even if federation is disabled.
I'll fix up the behaviour so it is consistent even if federation is disabled.
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Bug in the nodebb-plugin-link-preview plugin@Moshe no that's not what I mean.
If the plugin cached private, sensitive data, that is an information disclosure vulnerability.
The plugin acting as a guest and not a logged in user is a feature, not a bug.
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Bug in the nodebb-plugin-link-preview plugin@baris I think that's best case.
Link preview accesses as guest and caches it so we wouldn't want to leak any info out accidentally.