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In the repository settings under the 'Webhook' tab, then select the webhook you added, there's a section that shows the recent deliveries. Also shows you the status of the recent delivery, with a possibility to retry it.

Once it's uploaded to git-pages, the old server is never tried for that domain. But you can confirm this by checking the `Server` header, it always mentions git-pages. Depending on `pages-server` in the `Server` header it's served by old pages. ~g
Sharlatan · 12w
https://codeberg.org/Hellseher/blog I'll later with fresh eyes maybe it is GoDaddy issues where I own DNS
Sharlatan · 13w
repository is owned by me where I set a web hook Probably I misread the step for setting up TXT record, When I navigate to subdomain which is set as CNAME to name.codeberg.page TLS failed Double checked that I followed doc but it might miss something Examples :)
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As we have gotten a number of inquiries due to confusions about this: Following our annual member assembly, we have indeed sent out emails for voting on its proposals. But only to those who have an active e. V. membership. If you are a ‘supporting’ member of Codeberg e. V., you do not have active voting rights.
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Steffi · 13w
As a supporting member, I have 3 comments: 1. When I signed up, I wasn't fully aware about this distinction. I was under the impression that "active" meant getting actively involved in everyday activity of the e.V. 2. I looked through my account, but didn't find any indicator as to what kind of memb...
Codeberg · 16w
P.S. Thank you for your support! Indeed, better late than never. :) ~n