you want an open messaging platform? cool! we have:
* extremely old small protocol with an extension library more confusing than quantum physics, and clients that look like they came from the most horrible depth of early 2010s app development * new protocol taking inspiration from the previous one, except it's horribly overengineered, which causes implementations that aren't the reference one to basically not exist, and the reference one to constantly break * a discord clone developed by a bunch of teenagers as a side hobby with next to no planning or really any idea what do they even want from it * a literal discord clone that has been pushed to indefinite rebranding and restructuring
* #Mycelial Web (the multiverse) * Zot #Mycelium (a.k.a. #Zot protocol universe) * #Streams galaxy -- note 1: communication with the Fediverse is standard practice in this universe. * #Hubzilla galaxy -- note 1: developed a way to communicate across the Mycelial Web (a.k.a. the multiverse). Can also communicate with BlueSky and diaspora. * #Fediverse Mycelium (a.k.a. #ActivityPub protocol universe) * #Friendica galaxy -- note 1: developed a way to communicate across the Mycelial Web (a.k.a. the multiverse). Can also communicate with BlueSky and diaspora. * #Firefish galaxy * firefish.social star/solar system * #Mastodon galaxy * c.im star/solar system * #Rebased galaxy * c.wtf star/solar system * #Pixelfed galaxy * pixelfed.social star/solar system * Sky Mycelium (a.k.a. #ATprotocol universe) * #BlueSky galaxy * bsky.app star/solar system * #Jabber Mycelium (a.k.a. #XMPP protocol universe) * Matrix Mycelium (a.k.a. #Matrix protocol universe) * #Meta Mycelium * #Facebook galaxy * #Instagram galaxy (closed borders; isolated; aware of other mycelium/universes) * #Threads star/solar system * #X#Twitter Mycelium (closed borders; isolated; have not discovered there are other mycelium/universes besides their own) * #Tumblr Mycelium (closed borders; isolated; rumours has it their government decided against connecting with the other mycelium/universes, but they are aware) * #Flickr Mycelium (closed borders; isolated; aware of other mycelium/universes) * #Pebble / #T2 Mycelium - collapsed * #diaspora* Mycelium (Diaspora protocol universe) * diaspora galaxy empire (software) * diasp.org star/solar system (instance) * #SocialHome galaxy (software) * socialhome.network star/solar system (instance) * #Google+ (#GooglePlus universe) - collapsed
Join the upcoming XMPP #Vision & Strategic #Workshop to discuss and understand our #community better, but also ask for your input on different topics around our federated network and #technology.
Date: Tue, 14th November 2023 Time: 6:00 - 9:00 pm UTC Online & in English (details will follow) Questions: https://xmpp.org/chat?xsf
To reduce the risk of such attacks in the future an early stage service called CertWatch has been published by our Community: https://certwatch.xmpp.net/
To reduce the risk of such attacks in the future an early stage service called CertWatch has been published by our Community: https://certwatch.xmpp.net/
This service allows you to check your XMPP server's #TLS setup, helps you publicly store the hash of the public key in a secure way, and then monitors your server to make sure that connections to it get the same public key that you have configured and sends notifications if anything changes (which may indicate a #mitm attack on your service).
- Kaidan: I went with KDE so let's go native. Just started poking around when the preferences menu showed up corrupted. I just uninstalled.
- Dino: Missing basic functionality, no obvious online presence indicator, application exits when I close the main window. can't even shrink to system tray. Uninstalled.
- Gajim: Still almost as bad as Dino ever since the UI downgrade, but somehow it's still the most functional of them all. Grudgingly sticking with it.
Conclusion: I should drop everything I'm doing, assemble a team and write that XMPP client with the early 00's messenger UI of my dreams. :meowNeutral:
The input line has been redesigned. Emojis are easier to handle now. It should look more familiar to users of other messengers. You can set a background for the chatview. Reactions can be send more easily (message selection). The usage of the HW AEC has been disabled for the #Fairphone4 leading to a better videocall experience for #FP4 owners. Thank you @monocles for this release.
Hey #xmpp folks, is Prosody still the easiest way to self-host a server?
Please, please, please say it isn't
EDIT: use case is I have an Ubuntu box from Hetzner hosting some websites and (soon) a nextcloud, this is what I had set up on my last dedicated server (except owncloud back then) and the new box has Plesk on it and after just a couple of weeks of pressing buttons in Plesk and having it Do It All For Me I've been completely spoiled
EDIT 2: the root of the issue is that Plesk hides your .cert and .key files. Scrambles their names, removes their extensions and dumps them all under /opt/psa/certificates/ not even in different folders for different domains, you'd expect mydomain.com.cert but instead you get scfLios3a, all mixed up in a bucket with the eggs on top, good luck telling Prosody where to look for those buggers