Notices by #SpaceHost Help (spacehost_help@spacehost.team), page 2

@kristian @compi

There's no support for that by akkoma/pleroma, there used to be a open source project for this purpose but it has been discontinued:

https://gitlab.com/soapbox-pub/migrator

@kristian@falk.cafe @kristian@fedi.falk.cafe @hei

This account is now the admin of the instance. Thank you for your patience through the process.

If you have any other requests or inquiries, please do not hesitate to reach out to us.

@kristian @hei
The username of the admin right now is @hei. What you can do is register another account on fedi.falk.cafe with username @kristian@fedi.falk.cafe and we can mark it as an admin account if you want us to. But we cannot change from @hei to @kristian@fedi.falk.cafe if that's what you want, it'll break a lot of things.

@kristian @hei

Hello, just to clarify please, do you want to change the name of your Akkoma instance from Falk Cafe to @kristian@fedi.falk.café?
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Or you want to change the username from @kristian@fedi.falk.cafe to @kristian@fedi.falk.café ? (which is not possible)

@kristian @hei
Not to worry. Our technical team will assist in changing the name to "Falk Café. You will be notified when completed. Kindly exercise patience as the team works in a different time zone.

@kristian @hei @christophertrottier @reiver @spacehost
You mean you want it to be @kristian@fedi.falk.café?

@kristian @christophertrottier @reiver @spacehost
The username is also editable. We have done just that for you and it should be set now.

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This (in the attached screenshot) is what I return from my "following" URL.

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For your implementation —

"totalItems" is probably the most interesting thing in there at this point — that is the number of people you follow.

(A full implementation would get this number from the actual number of people you follow. But this VERY BASIC implementation can just put whatever number you want.)

Just set "id" whatever URL you have for "following".

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So now let's look at making the "following" and "followers" URLs work.

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Making "icon.url" and "image.url" (from the "self" URL) work are straight forward —

They are just images — the avatar image and banner image respectively.

Upload those images somewhere. (It doesn't have to be the same place I put mine.)

And make the JSON returned from your "self" URL return the URLs to wherever you uploaded your avatar image and banner image.

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And then there are a bunch of new URLs in there.

"following", "followers", "icon.url", "image.url"., "inbox".

We need to make those work, too.

So let's do that —

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"url" is the URL of the version of your profile someone would go to to see it in a web-browser. (Since this is a my (new) personal website is a solo single-user site, I set it to my home-page.)

You can just set "id" to whatever URL you returned from WebFinger (for the "self" URL).

"icon" is the profile avatar image.

"image" is the banner image on your profile.

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"preferredUsername" is your Fediverse handle (without the host).

"name" is your name.

"summary" is the text for your profile's (short) bio.

"attachement" are a list of name-value pairs you set on your profile. I used it just for a "Location". You could create a list of them.

"published" is the date when you joined the Fediverse.

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The next thing I did was make that "self" URL I returned from WebFinger work.

It needs to return something like what is in the attached screenshot.

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There is a lot there, but what is there is straightforward.

I will go into what it means in a practical sense —

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The first thing I did was make WebFinger work on my (new) personal website.

(I.e., "/.well-known/webfinger".)

Which needs to return JSON similar to what is in the attached screenshot.

(And also best return a "Content-Type: application/jrd+json".)

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Your implementation would replace "subject" and "href" with your own values.

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So, next —

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It doesn't take much effort to make your website join the Fediverse and the open social-web IN A VERY BASIC WAY,.

And by "VERY BASIC WAY" I mean — being able to look up your website using a Fediverse ID and have a profile show up.

I did it for my (new) personal website last night.

(Screenshot of the profile Mastodon shows for my (new) personal website attached.)

NOTE: DO NOT FOLLOW IT YET. FOLLOWING DOESN'T WON'T WORK YET.

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All I had to do was —

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@evoterra

Sure, it is possible to migrate from Firefish to Mastodon. Once you are ready and we have your instruction, we are more than happy to guide you through.

@CupofDalek @spacehost @catodon

Hello there! Thank you for reaching out.

We currently host Firefish, Mastodon, and Lemmy.

Catodon is on our roadmap, along with Kbin, Akkoma, and Pixelfed. Stay tuned for our official announcement when these services are launched.

If you have any more questions or specific requests, feel free to let us know. We're here to help!

@andy @admin

We have removed @andy from the admins group as requested

@andy @admin

Hello Andy,

We have upgraded @admin with email green.egg3991@fastmail.com to an admin to provide enhanced privileges and access.
If you have any questions or require further assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.