Nimda
Found a nice 7 bit strength yggdrasil vanity address and am using it for wizard.casa here:
http://[207:1337:84e2:31bf:ba91:8ff7:d6ae:cafe]
let me know if anything is broken, all I've done was made sure I could curl and get a response from another yggdrasil node
cc: @ps @silverpill
silverpill
>I can't follow @username@wizard.casa because wizard.casa is the internet (not local) host (IP resolved is not 0200::/7).
Is it because you don't want to allow internet connections?
@madamada was able to follow my account from the yggdrasil instance, that means it is not impossible.
>Doubts only is it possible, as the messages stored in JSON format, where content includes static links to only one ID. Thoughts, the ActivityPub restriction.
This restriction can be removed if we start using server-independent IDs:
https://codeberg.org/fediverse/fep/src/branch/main/fep/ef61/fep-ef61.md
I am working on implementing it in Mitra.
ps
@nimda @silverpill not sure about Mitra implementation, but it's ActivityPub level: for example, I can't follow username@wizard.casa because wizard.casa is the internet (not local) host (IP resolved is not 0200::/7).
I can view the web interface, but API interaction still goes to original host ID.
The only option imho, is using proxy with content replacement (e.g. with sub_filter) or maybe handle these multiple IDs with Mitra backend from some aliases array in config, according to the current address family of connection.
In other words, multi-network mode support would be super useful feature for Mitra, because all solutions I know, works with Internet mode only.
For example, we can create some networks routing Enum with address match implementation (you can find an example for Yggdrasil pattern in the Alfis DNS: https://github.com/Revertron/Alfis/blob/master/src/commons/mod.rs#L107, same for Mycelium, CJDNS, etc)
Doubts only is it possible, as the messages stored in JSON format, where content includes static links to only one ID. Thoughts, the ActivityPub restriction.
Nimda
@ps I see, I can access and use the instance but not federate over yggdrasil, @silverpill the only thing I can think of that might work is using the proxy_url param with something to route yddgrasil traffic? or am I overthinking it
Nimda
@ps @silverpill nevermind, it works with mitra v4.4.0 :cirnofortnite:
Nimda
@ps @silverpill Thanks for checking it out, I'll see what I can figure out
ps
@nimda @silverpill congratulations!
only one problem - you've mirrored the internet node:
yes, Yggdrasil users can read your website, but can't interact with API
try follow this my account - it has internal ID
@ps@[302:68d0:f0d5:b88d::fed]
So by using Yggdrasil in the Fediverse context, you may want to setup API interaction, anyhow. Because I can't subscribe your internet ID (resolved IP) from the local network.
For me, Yggdrasil+Fediverse is just parallel dimension/galaxy, not integrated with the internet federation (ActivityPub protocol requires host name as the part of user ID).
p.s. see also subnet addresses to run multiple services using different host:
http://[222:a8e4:50cd:55c:788e:b0a5:4e2f:a92c]/yggdrasil:subnet_setting
silverpill
@madamada Yes, but this feature is disabled by default. You can enable it by setting federation.fep_ef61_gateway_enabled to true in your configuration file
https://codeberg.org/silverpill/mitra/src/branch/main/docs/c2s.md
It also requires a special client:
MadaMada
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