@akavel@merveilles.town I mean if you open the home page of your blog from a normal browser (any browser, mobile or desktop) do you still see the certificate error? If that's not the case and you have a split domain configuration (so your blog is on a URL and your federated domain is on another) then double-check that both the certificates are valid.

@fabio Oh I didn't install your blog on my host yet! For now I wanted to comment/fave in _your_ blog and I couldn't do that - this is my problem...

@akavel@merveilles.town oh I see, that sounds weird though, many other people could interact already...could it be that you're in a MITM configuration with some corporate or private VPN injecting SSL certificates at runtime? I have similar issues when I browse from my corporate VPN domains that my VPN hasn't whitelisted yet - then it'll try to inject an invalid certificate

@fabio I _think_ I might need to ask the admins of the instance I'm on - assuming they'll have time and will to debug this. Maybe there's some quarrell between that server and your server. (Which one's at fault is a different matter - may be neither ;P)

@akavel@merveilles.town oh I think I see a potential issue here: https://merveilles.town/@fabio@manganiello.blog

I used to use WriteFreely on that ActivityPub domains before but now it's on Madblog, of course with a different signing key.

I see that your instance still cached some old posts of mine from the time the blog was on WriteFreely, but I can't search for new URLs.

I think that something off is happening on your instance because I can see that the cached version of my blog profile has now the updated profile fields (so it accepted the updates from my blog), but the latest cached post is from 2024 (and I've written more since then, both on WriteFreely and Madblog) and it can't find new ones.

@fabio @julian I noticed I can't quote this reply, was that intentional?

@julian@fietkau.social @liaizon@social.wake.st and now with support for #markdown based replies too

@fabio yay it looks like it works now!

another tiny bug I will note: the way you are adding my mention in your reply is causing mastodon to make a link preview for it. while I don't know what you need to do technically to disable it, I know its able to be done since they only show up like this for certain server softwares

@liaizon@wake.st good catch!

It wasn't intentional, I had simply forgotten to apply to replies the same quote policy I implemented for articles.

It should be working now - thanks for the heads up

@liaizon @fabio That one's a microformat mismatch, Mastodon looks for the class "mention" to skip the link preview and open the profile locally. https://docs.joinmastodon.org/spec/microformats/#mastodon

@julian @fabio oh interesting! this seems like something there should be a FEP for huh

@fabio this is getting annoying, every time you save your site you are sending a new version of all your likes so this thread gets bumped to the top of my feed