More federation documentation
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We support various levels of controls for federation-related features.
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Managing federation
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Federation management is only available to instance admins and users
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who have the proper permissions. You can disable federation completely
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at the instance level by setting the FEDERATION_ENABLED environment variable
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to False.
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On the front end, assuming you have the proper permission, you will see
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a "Federation" link in the sidebar.
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Acquire music via federation
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Instance libraries are protected by default. To access another instance
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library, you have to follow it. This follow request will be sent to
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library, you have to follow it. Each funkwhale instance gets a dedicated
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ActivityPub Actor you can follow via the username "library@yourinstance.domain".
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When submitted, a follow request will be sent to
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the other instance which can accept or deny it. Once your follow request
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is accepted, you can start browsing the other instance library
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and import music from it.
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each other instance asking for access to library. This is by design,
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to ensure your library is not shared publicly without your consent.
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However, we offer a configuration option to alter this behaviour and
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disable the manual approval part.
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However, if you're confident about federating publicly without manual approval,
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you can set the FEDERATION_MUSIC_NEEDS_APPROVAL environment variable to false.
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Follow requests will be accepted automatically and followers
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given access to your library without manual intervention.
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