Mike J

Strange, the basic HTTP requests seem to be failing in your logs at a high rate. Is the media in the original Reddit posts generally still there, or have they...

RMD 2.0's source code is available on the releases page. There was never a prebuilt binary release for it.

Interesting. There currently is not. I'll add this to the list for future releases.

Thanks for the suggestion. I agree that it would be a good idea to implement a blacklist of known "error" images. Currently, these get picked up by the deduplication process,...

Hey, thanks for the report. I am unable to replicate this locally. Do you mind sharing some of your exact configuration details for that Source, so that I can try...

It's possible, though it requires a lot of rewriting in the UI. All media can by dynamically resized, which makes this a bit harder to do correctly. I'll add it...

This isn't realistically possible to do beyond a certain level. The amount of API calls required to crawl all the comments in a large post would slow RMD down to...

This would be possible. RMD is built around using SQLAlchemy to wrap all database calls, which [supports multiple other, stronger databases](https://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/13/dialects/). For some of those, it may be as simple...

Hey, thanks for the extensive writeup! Before I address the specific issues, I want to comment now that RMD's current UI support is certainly not as headless-friendly as I'd prefer....

Yeah, SSH Port Forwarding is a good solution. The entire UI is built to be remotely accessible, and temporarily opening a remote port to use the "localhost" URI for the...