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@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ $ sudo docker run --rm -it \
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-e ADDR=0.0.0.0 \
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-e SLED_PATH=/mnt/sled/db-0.34 \
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-p 8080:8080 \
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- asonix/relay:0.3.84
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+ asonix/relay:0.3.85
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```
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This will launch the relay with the database stored in "./sled/db-0.34" and listening on port 8080
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#### Cargo
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@@ -157,9 +157,9 @@ Optional - Address to bind to for serving the prometheus scrape endpoint
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Optional - Port to bind to for serving the prometheus scrape endpoint
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##### `CLIENT_POOL_SIZE`
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Optional - How many connections the relay should maintain per thread. This value will be multiplied
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-by two times the number of cores available to the relay. This defaults to 20, so a 4-core machine
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-will have a maximum of 160 simultaneous outbound connections. If you run into problems related to
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-"Too many open files", you can either decrease this number or increase the ulimit for your system.
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+by the number of cores available to the relay. This defaults to 20, so a 4-core machine will have a
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+maximum of 160 simultaneous outbound connections. If you run into problems related to "Too many open
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+files", you can either decrease this number or increase the ulimit for your system.
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### Subscribing
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Mastodon admins can subscribe to this relay by adding the `/inbox` route to their relay settings.
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