the Pod server at https://solid.community is managed by voluntary members of the community. In the past it was hard to reach someone to help out, e.g. if your Pod got broken / unaccessible.
Admin Guide: guide for admins to help solve community issues
It would be cool if in the long run solid.community becomes a real community managed Pod server. So if you can help out in any way managing the server or supporting the people that run Pods on it, please leave a comment.
I just want to thank the great efforts put on this. The people involved in their maintenance and contributing or just be alarmed as yesterday’s unplanned down. I’ve just checked the knowledge base & learned a lot from it! The work being done from the origin to the present is just simply awesome.
Also, I’d like to take the opportunity to ask about something I’ve not been able to find yet: When a user create a POD in solid.community how much is the quota space reserved? I’ve wondering about this for a while since I joined to ‘Solidverse’ and I consider this could me named somewhere.
Actually there’s no way to know about how many space quota left on your POD, and could be interesting to have some kind of % progress bar occupancy reflecting this on the NSS.
I made an app that allows the user to make some posts with picture, sound or vid. So I’ve rapibly encountered the limit…
No problem seen on that pod, the only thing I’ve seen is a console log error and no possibility to add more file. I’ve removed old files, and then could add more. But I’m not a specialist of Solid server
You could recursively fetch each folder and check for the sum of all items. Maybe NSS calculates slightly differently, but it should roughly be the same.
When solid-file-client automatically adds the size property to the response of readFolder it should be easy to implement it with this library¹. I guess other libraries will also work.
