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authordefault <nobody@localhost>2024-12-28 17:08:35 +0100
committerdefault <nobody@localhost>2024-12-28 17:08:35 +0100
commit946b383dfa944b33b90367cb21612d2a8ff9d2a3 (patch)
tree0476f022f457c188b7675648320e0899b5906464
parentfd21d7ad6ae24b45faa18174cd6105acab3303d2 (diff)
Updated documentation.
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@@ -480,6 +480,15 @@ Also, please take note that the
account you migrated from is not disabled nor changed in any way, so can still
use it as it no migration was done. This behaviour may or may not match what other
ActivityPub implementations do.
+.Pp
+NOTE: If you run
+.Nm
+on OpenBSD, please take note that the pledge()/unveil() security system disallows
+opening or creating files in the current directory; to do this operation, please
+temporarily set the disable_openbsd_security option to true in the
+.Pa server.json
+file and restart before migrating. You can restore the option back to the default false
+value afterwards.
.Ss Migrating from Mastodon to snac
Since version 2.61, you can migrate accounts on other ActivityPub instances to your
.Nm
@@ -548,6 +557,14 @@ account from all accounts that followed the Mastodon one. According to the great
I linked above, this process may or may not start immediately, and its success may depend
heavily on how all the servers involved behave. Just cross your fingers and hope for the best.
.Pp
+NOTE: If you run
+.Nm
+on OpenBSD, please take note that the pledge()/unveil() security system disallows
+opening or creating files in the current directory; to do this operation, please
+temporarily set the disable_openbsd_security option to true in the
+.Pa server.json
+file and restart before migrating. You can restore the option back to the default false
+value afterwards.
.Ss Instance blocking
Full instances can be blocked. This operation must be done from
the command-line tool. See