Note from 3 June 2022

Looks like the nasty bot finally stopped smashing my photography site! 🎉

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1. Updating webmentions on a static site

   • Nicolas Hoizey
   • 5 February 2023
   • Webmention, Eleventy, static, GitHub, Cloudflare
   • 3 reactions

   When I started using Webmention on this site (more than 5 years ago!), I was building the site on my local computer, and uploading the build result on my hosting with rsync. I've moved to Cloudflare Pages 6 months ago, which means webmentions where updated only when I pushed new content to GitHub. Here's how I fixed that.

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   • permalink

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3. • Nicolas Hoizey
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   • Cloudflare, GitHub, Netlify
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   • permalink

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4. • Nicolas Hoizey
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   • 1 reaction
   • permalink

   Some tools transform URLs into links, but if the URL was inside parentheses, the link href sometimes contains the closing ), so the user gets a 404 error… 🤦‍♂️

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5. • Nicolas Hoizey
   • 29 July 2022
   • Cloudflare, DNS
   • permalink

   Looks like some people now see my site on #Cloudflare:

   

   I wonder how, as I switched the DNS yesterday evening, and all DNS checks still show propagation has not started yet: