Hi, I’m wondering whether the following is possible. I have a single user instance at https://social.kedara.nl
I’d like to keep things light, so ideally I’d like to disable all front ends except for the static HTML one provided by Akkoma and redirect all web traffic there via nginx if needed.
In addition, I’d like to keep the admin frontend. Is this possible?
I’ve tried disabling the front ends in the admin interface.
Then the main domain gives a blank page, the /main gives this message:
Welcome to Akkoma!
If you’re seeing this page, your server works!
In order to get a frontend to show here, you’ll need to set up :pleroma, :frontends, primary and install your frontend of choice, in most cases this will just be:
So I think that’s as expected. But where can I find the static frontend, and what routes should I setup to make it available at / and pages beneath that?
Thank you and best,
Ruben
The static-fe is read-only for not-logged-in users so they don’t have to load the entire fe application only for viewing a post or smthng. It’s not a fully functional front-end, so not something you can use the way you describe.
You don’t need a front-in in Akkoma itself if you don’t want to, you could use an app or a 3th party front-end hosted somewhere else for example. Although that’s maybe not what you are looking for either.
Thank you for your reply.
That sounds exactly like what I’d like to have - no interactive frontend, just static pages for posts for non-logged in users. In which folder is this generated so I can serve it with nginx?
I can use an app for posting etc.
Thanks for the help.
It’s part of Akkoma itself. There’s a setting to enable it, no extra pointing needed.
You can enable it in the config file
config :pleroma, :static_fe, enabled: true
Or in Admin-fe
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Okay, thank you, I did enable that but I didn’t notice any changes. But if I understand you correctly, “static_fe” looks the same as “pleroma-fe”, but is static HTML and without JavaScript, and is only used when you’re not logged in, right? Great, than I was already using that without being aware of it. Thanks for your help!
