Comment by 👻 ps
I believe that some people are able to reanimate it by moving those blogs to another server. However, I am personally moving my blog to the multi-homing I2P model. There weren't many readers before, and there won't be many after.
Mar 03 · 2 months ago
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I hope that malicious actor was just an incompetent user with a buggy script.
🚀 thoughtterminatingcliche · Mar 03 at 17:59:
I wish you courage and rebirth
🐦 roughnecks · Mar 06 at 00:58:
I guess it make no difference how big are you.. Villains are everywhere.
Sometimes I say: "If you're self-hosting, don't ever look at logs" (because they're pretty scary, you know).
@roughnecks Don’t even keep logs. You can’t be compelled to hand information over to evil governments when it doesn’t exist.
🐦 roughnecks · Mar 07 at 08:31:
I never said I'm storing them ;-) but logs are important for other reasons too.
Thank you for making what looks like a popular space. I’m sorry I didn’t get a chance to experience yesterweb when it was still live, but I’m glad it’s still available in read-only form. That was very kind of you to let everyone save their stuff!
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R.I.P. Yesterweb — hi my name is iris, i wrote the software that runs this service. ok so . as im sure you're aware, the yesterweb "shut down" quite a while ago. like 4 years ago. yestercities stayed up as many users were still actively using it, but due to my own mental health and the community exploding, i stopped maintaining this service. sorry to those of you who continued to use it despite that. recently, a malicious actor abused the a vulnerability in the webdav file manager that i had...