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Well you can just wait. But the proxy is really lightweight and doesn't require maintenance.
by the_gipsy 3y ago
Well you can just wait. But the proxy is really lightweight and doesn't require maintenance.
- rovr138 3y agoUntil there's an incompatibility, upgrade, exposure, memory overflow, or some other security issue/exploit. Unless you're saying that it's immune to everything and will never experience a change or issue.
- Arathorn 3y agoI'm pretty sure that all those issues will affect sliding sync whether or not it's integrated in Synapse. In fact, some people might actually prefer the fact they can operate it separately and restart/maintain it separately from their homeserver :)
- rovr138 3y ago> I'm pretty sure that all those issues will affect sliding sync whether or not it's integrated in Synapse. Of course. My argument isn't that it won't happen, it's exactly the opposite, that it will. My point is that, now you need to manage 2 things vs 1. > In fact, some people might actually prefer the fact they can operate it separately and restart/maintain it separately from their homeserver :) Of course. But it's misleading to say that it won't require maintenance (which is what I replied to).
- the_gipsy 3y agoI'm sorry. I don't really do maintenance on my synapse either (few users, no problems), so I should have figured that usually you do, and then also for the proxy.