Mastodon: External user avatars not working.

[Spunkie]

I finished setting up a heroku instance today and I got s3 working for uploaded avatars but my instance is not pulling in external user avatars from other instances. The same thing is happening in my timeline so it's not just that 1 user, all external user avatars are broken.

https://social.spunkiedesign.com/users/Spunkie/following

Anyone know what I need to do to fix this?

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[Gargron]

Add pull to the queues the Sidekiq must listen on. (This is reflected in latest documentation and docker configs)

[Spunkie]

@Gargron Is this the part of the docker documentation you are talking about?
ExecStart=/home/mastodon/.rbenv/shims/bundle exec sidekiq -c 5 -q default -q mailers -q pull -q push
in
/etc/systemd/system/mastodon-sidekiq.service

Sorry I'm a new to heroku and as I understand it directly editing files won't work since the changes will get thrown away and that file does not appear in the heroku deploy git repo. So what is the proper way to add this for heroku? Do I just need to add the path/file to the deploy repo and push?

[Gargron]

I have changed the Procfile (which is what Heroku uses) so now it should pick up the change. You might need to re-deploy/pull from the github though

[Spunkie]

I've pushed & restarted the dynos, but the avatars are still not being fetched. I do seem to be seeing a lot more streaming errors like https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/issues/1119 now though.

[mkody]

I have the same issue. I'm not running my instance with Docker or on Heroku.

[Aldarone]

Same here, running on a dedicated server with Docker.

[nlienard]

same issue, running on a dedicated server with Manual installation and frequent git pull.

[MrWazaby]

Same issue here. On a dedicated server and with manual installation too.
But I don't fetch anything : No avatars, no descriptions, no toots...