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Hello! I'm currently in the process of seting up an instance (for personal use, testing some stuff). I ran into this issue and while I did find some threads about it, they were not conected to Lemmy and I don't have any ideas how to solve it myself. For context -> i'm trying to set up the instance on a remote device, conected thru ssh to my wsl ubuntu instalation. I'm using ansible, if that helps. The remote device is using ubuntu server 20.4. LTS. Thank you for help.
If you're not familiar with Ansible, I recommend to install your Lemmy instance using docker compose or Lemmy Easy Deploy.
If you still want to use Ansible, make sure to use version >= 2.11.0 . From the screenshot, chance that you might accidentally installed v2.10
Thank you! Will try.