Submitted 3 days ago by JakenVeina@lemm.ee to meta@lemm.ee
Started getting an error “Posts failed loading, retry” whenever Jerboa attempts to load more posts from the “All” feed. Refreshing the entire feed still works just fine, and produces new posts. I swapped to a couple other instances, such as lemmy.world, and did not get the same behavior. This just started yesterday, 2024-11-17.
I’d upload an image, but image uploads are also broken, have been for a few days.
I also am having this same issue on boost
I second this. I am having the same issue in Jerboa, but also through the web interface. First page loads just fine, but no additional pages will load
Interesting. The web UI doesn’t give me that issue. It is HORRENDOUSLY slow, though. It periodically freezes for as much as minutes at a time.
“How long are you willing to wait for the page load” seems to be the intersection; I have the same problems (Jerboa and webUI) and frequently just give up waiting on the webUI. My guess is that the internal Jerboa timeout-wait triggers quicker than a human waiting, so they’re one in the same problem.
I received a 504 gateway error this morning trying to load lemm.ee front page too, the status.lemm.ee page says everything is OK but… well, shenanigans. Strange things afoot at the Circle-K.
I am having a similar issue but I’m using the Voyager app.
I’m still having this problem on boost
Just chiming in to say I’ve been having the same issue. Pages beyond the first (so maybe about 10 posts or so at a time) will not load and get stuck with a red “pages failed loading” error at the bottom of the screen in Jerboa. This behavior started over the weekend. All other navigation seems fine, I can go to a community and sort by any of filters but only the first page of posts will be visible. I’ve got about a half dozen different accounts on different instances and the issue only happens when logged into this instance at this time.
Thymos@lemm.ee 1 day ago
I have the same issue, been having it for a few more days and still not resolved today. The subscribed feed loads done though.