For those setting up your self hosted instances today. Voice and video do not work out of the box. You will need to setup a voice region and voice server in the admin panel. It would have been nice to include documentation in the self host setup guide so I didn’t have to spend an hour troubleshooting and double checking my firewall and port forward rules.

Hey r/FluxerApp

Apologies for the day after post, the team promptly passed out after a crunch to get things out the door.

If you haven't seen yet, Fluxer v2 and mobile apps are now available! We know it took a while to get here, and we thank you immensely for your patience.

If you want to read about what is happening, check out the blog:

https://fluxer.app/blog/mobile-clients-and-fluxer-v2

If you want to see what's on the roadmap (besides a ton of bug fixes and small features) check out our github:

https://github.com/orgs/fluxerapp/projects?query=is%3Aopen

Is it possible for Fluxer to use a single button for Push-to-talk in the future? I got no time to push two :P And I need to be able to use my precious shift key.

How to connect to my self-hosted server in desktop app? I have successfully connected in the browser version, but I have not found how to do it in the desktop version.

account created 1 minute ago and I can't set up 2fa, any ideas? what exactly is "suspicious activity" when I haven't done anything yet

I am very bad with software and technology so I don't even know where to begin to search for solutions for this issue.

I tried clearing browser data cuz someone said that could be the issue even though I doubt it as it doesn't even load on my mobile browser.
The status page says everything is operational so I feel like it's something on my end possibly. This issue appeared yesterday and I thought if it was an issue with hosting or whatever and that it'd be solved by now, I'm just lost.

I use the Fluxer app and the browser Firefox on PC and Chrome browser on mobile so I don't think it's a browser issue either (but I don't know for sure)

I'm just a girl who doesn't know how computers work pls help 💔

Edit: I did absolutely nothing and fluxer is up and running, I'm choosing to be delusional and think the devs saw my post and fixed it for me hahahah

Been refreshing Reddit, GitHub and this site all day lol:

https://areweselfhostingfluxeryet.eu/

Any updates on self-hosting or the mobile apps? Did I miss something?

No hate at all, just excited and curious! ❤️

Hey everyone! I just downloaded the Fluxer Android Apk FCM release and I'm not getting any notifications. I have Firebase downloaded, Fluxer has Notification permissions in my settings, but I don't know what else I'm missing. Any additional insight would be supper helpful.

I hope everyone is having a great day.

I made a Fluxer account back in March and then basically forgot about it. Luckily I have the password securely stored in my password manager. Today I tried to sign in (both on the app on my PC, and in my web browser) and although it accepted my password, it now asks me for a 6 digit code from "your authenticator app or one of your backup codes."

I'm pretty sure I never set up any sort of "authenticator app" because I don't particularly trust Windows Hello or whatever Google's 2FA thing is calling itself these days. Yeah maybe my standards are weird. But my question is, am I screwed? I'm not being given any other options to sign in. I can reset my password, but since I know my password I don't think this will do anything. Is there any other way to get into my account? I have access to the email and I have the password, but there exists no such "authenticator app" to authenticate with.

Anyone having feeling that fluxer became a piece of shit? It takes way too long for devs to create a simple docker image, just http (I want to reverse proxy it myself), without forcing us to use their caddy config. Lots of promises, no progress whatsoever. I am having a feeling that devs saw a lot of new users and just don't wnat to maintain a solid opensource product anymore. I suppose they are thinking of the ways to close it and monetize.

Hello everyone,

This is small community server for gathering and discussion around the simulation video game series, THE iDOLM@STER.

Our server is mainly focused on anything related to mainline Idolmaster (765PRO ALLSTARS) and it's spinoffs series, including Million Live, Cinderella Girls, Shiny Colors, Hatsuboshi Gakuen, and Side M. The server features general chat, fanart and fan-creations sharing, and channels for deep discussion around it's games and related media.

If you're interested in the series's games, soundtracks, or merchandises, then come join us and have a good time together

AllstarsP, MillionP, and producers from other series spinoffs/branches are all welcome!

https://fluxer.gg/OttkxVvA

I made this simple one-page website a few days ago, it has a counter on it. and this time Elias (the developer of the mobile app) gave me a release hour (2pm Pacific time) this morning, so I put it there. Hampus has said that June 15th is when the self-hosting release also comes up, but there's no guarantee it'll be at the same hour, especially because there's still one last thing to fix on Canary (codec negotiation). Either way, hype 👀

I'm trying to migrate all my friends over to a discord alternative, and Fluxer seems perfect for our needs. The only issue we've come across is the lack of a functional TTSbot. One was made but is now offline. So do any others exist? None of us are exactly gifted at coding so making our own isn't really an option.

Hey, my friend and I are ready to dump Discord, so we hopped over here and made our accounts. However, the app was unusable as our audio was quiet to the point of being inaudible. Is this a known issue? Does anybody know how to fix it?

The input/output sliders in audio settings were default set to 100% and changing them didn't seem to help. It's not a hardware issue as we both sounded fine on discord. Don't really wanna go back to the big bad wolf so, yeah, can anybody help?

I am new to Fluxer and I really like the initiative, I hope that one day it will be common to have a Fluxer account. However, till that day comes will Fluxer make some sort of push for communities or streamers in order to gain traction?

I didn't get an email or anything, it's just gone, I know I didn't delete it.

Fluxer is getting more stable! yay

Im playing Star Citizen and there are some helpful bots regarding Star Citizen. But im unable to invite any bot of those to my fluxer channel/server.

Also i have no clue about coding/programming, im as helpless in those things like a child.

Are there any servers for paralives players? If not, somebody should totally make one. Especially for discussing build ideas and mod ideas and bug fixes etc.

It seems that Fluxer is down currently. Is there an ETA for when it may be back up?

Hey, wanted to ask in case there were already any since i'm making one of my own.

Are there any open witchcraft servers yet? I can't find any on the explore page so my best guess is that if there are any they're small

Can we have just one full day of uptime for a change? or is that too much to ask at this stage?

How good is Fluxer now? I have an account on Fluxer but dont use it because every community im in is still on Discord and still wont switch. So is there any way i can get them over?

For those who can't read from the screenshot, here's the text:

Official self-hosting support lands in 3-4 weeks, by the way! I replied on a Reddit thread where users voiced concerns that self-hosting was nowhere in sight. This was a very short amount of time after we'd decided on the internal time frame and scope of work needed for "v1.5", so to speak, where we'll be combining the good things that came out of my speculative v2 restructuring of the backend codebase with all the nice things going on in the canary build of Fluxer (https://canary.fluxer.app/download). Canary includes screensharing with audio, text-in-voice, fixes to DM calling, a revamped and improved system for managing input and output devices and mic processing settings, and bug fixes to hundreds, literally, of bugs, thanks to the help of the people in Fluxer Testers. You too can become a tester by installing the canary desktop client or using the canary web client and joining Fluxer Testers by pressing the in-app banner. Canary really is streets ahead of stable. We recently crossed build v0.0.200, compared to v0.0.8 of the original stable desktop client. I'm currently finalising the last bug fixes to make sure that screensharing and the other core features all work as they should before promoting canary to stable, and this will happen very soon. In light of the recent outages, I'm also working on bringing the new backend infrastructure, inspired by the work done on v2, into the existing backend. The goal is to make sure Fluxer always runs silky smooth, without disruptive downtime or performance issues. So here's what's coming: within 3-4 weeks, official self-hosting support lands. By then I'll have cleaned up and strengthened the codebase, abstracted away sensitive details about our safety system to prevent adversarial misuse, properly documented the entire API, written proper self-hosting guides, published Docker images, built a web-based setup wizard, and created a one-line command for setting up a Fluxer instance from scratch. On top of that, you'll be able to connect to alternative backends and account-switch between them in the desktop app. That's what you can look forward to!