Notices by ps@wizard.casa

@silverpill could you please check if this link has an issue in #Mitra / Web:

nex://ps.ygg/nexlog/2025/09/09/приснився-котик?

- the link has a query separator that is not clickable

@silverpill personally - not but would you like to add everything else by every new feature request?) I don't see any problem to give user ability interact with interactive elements by click on the link as it is valid, parsable URL.

just imho.

@silverpill seems that problem was fixed, but the instance yet not updated. I think that any scheme may be clickable, why not: ftp, mailto, etc. there is lot of schemes to open in the external application.
@nimda

I have launched the #Yggdrasil mirror of my gemlog for the #Nex protocol:
nex://[302:68d0:f0d5:b88d::b]/
nex://ps.ygg/

@silverpill what about making these links clickable in #Mitra?

@djsumdog could you explain please where is exactly -crates or github? I have no cert issues there.

I have just published the initial release of #Nexy, a multi-network server for the #Nex protocol, written in #Rust.

This is not the final version, but I want to share the code for review because I am unsure about the multi-thread implementation without Tokio and am looking for testers. I created it for my personal Yggdrasil+Mycelium instance, which I plan to launch using it soon.

https://github.com/YGGverse/nexy
https://crates.io/crates/nexy

@silverpill @kidz @duy I would like to use SQLite as the option, instead of run PostgreSQL server :)

@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

@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.

@silverpill @harblinger I got the reason of my issue: when I click on the More (...) button, the popup window expands downward, out of visible window area, so I should just scroll down to see all sub-items there.

I have many years of internet experience, but still feeling stupid :)

@silverpill JSON :)

@silverpill and I miss ONLY comments feature there!

I can't edit my comments, but original posts only
is this okay for the Fediverse API or it's just #Mitra issue?

@harblinger thanks, maybe I don't see the button just..

@silverpill @harblinger My Yggdrasil node is isolated from the Internet (even I can setup the external mirror) I know only one more peer who is currently running the local node, 2 nodes in total:

1. http://[302:68d0:f0d5:b88d::fed]/
2. http://[201:247c:41e9:5c8f:a612:2818:5e9a:e868]/

Let me know if somebody have permanent address there - I would like to follow and share new profile with others to form the local Galaxy.

I plan to install a self-hosted server in the Yggdrasil network to replace my existing Snac server. Mitra looks good, as I'm Rust developer. Just interesting, are there any Yggdrasil users here?

Yggdrasil makes possible to host the node over NAT, and gives permanent static IP as the user/instance ID. Only one problem it is local net:
https://yggdrasil-network.github.io