Notices by Nordnick :verified: (nick@norden.social), page 3

@apps

Nice.

I guess, this is an app feature, right?

@apps

No dark theme at all... ;-)

@utzer @helpers

I saw already trouble using PHP 8.1 and latest stable of #Friendica...

@utzer

Me also.

Switched from 8.1 back to 7.4.

@utzer

Problem here was, that resetting a user's password didn't work with PHP 8.1.

@utzer

No, using the web interface.

Just turned into a white screen... and nothing else happened.

@feditips @Potassium
From within norden.social it shows content. But it seems to be a New account... as of September 2022.

@Gargron
Moin.
Da wurde extrem aufgeräumt, kann das sein? Die reduzierte Zahl ist mir letzte Woche schon aufgefallen.
Und jetzt föderiert das System 50k Löschungen!?!

@Gargron

I'm referring to the new front page design... so just the very first page, you get, when requesting mastodon.social - ends up in displaying URL https://mastodon.social/web/explore - so i'm not logged in and did nothing else. Just the landing page.

Screen resolution is 1366x768.

Regarding the new #Mastodon instance web design (as currently showing at mastodon.social), i've noticed the following:

* Older Firefox browser doesn't show anything (just black)

* Latest Firefox version (105) doesn't allow to scroll the left column... so you can't get to all content, if your resolution isn't large enough... (Workaround: Resize/Zoom the browser's display).

Just some technical feedback...

@Gargron @Mastodon @feditips

@feditips
Just to mention, that #Tusky (for #Android) supports both... including displaying them to the user as lists.

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Well, this toot is about indicating the used server software.

Using /api/v1/instance it will provide a field [version] (for example "3.5.3"), but no field is provided, that informs about the used server software. Same for a Pixelfed instance (e.g. [version] = "2.7.2 (compatible; Pixelfed 0.11.3)" (example for non Mastodon).

#Mastodon is providing via /nodeinfo/2.0 two fields: [software][name] and [software][version], e.g. "mastodon" and "3.5.3". (Also included supported protocols...)

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So i wonder, why a software name isn't provided via /api/v1/instance ? ?

What do you think?

I guess, it shouldn't be a problem to just add this field without breaking anything.

@Mastodon
@Support
@Gargron
@socialhub
@activitypub

@Gargron @oakstudios
What are the browser requirements?

@Gargron
Wortmarke? DE? EU? Mehr...?

@datatitian @humanetech @activitypub

So i type in a search (using #Tusky to have a real request, that should be proven) for an existing user account on my (test) server. Response: Nothing...

I can see one incoming webfinger request on my server and two requests for the users. So i assume, it will be satisfied with the webfinger result, but not with the user lookup, so it tries again. At least this is my current theory...

@datatitian @humanetech @activitypub

And now i'm trying to figure out, what my implementation is missing at this point.

Unfortunately i can't see any message from the #Mastodon server... in this case norden.social, where my account here is located.

Good to know, that there is no HTTP signature required at this stage.

What about the public key? Any restrictions or limitations?

Any ideas to track that down?

@humanetech @activitypub
Thanks for your reply.

Discovered the first mentioned URL right before my toot. It also links to "How to implement a basic ActivityPub server" (Mastodon)... that i've read multiple times... unfortunately it is good to explain the concept, but missing details for implementation.

E.g. does the reply to a request for a specific user require a HTTP signature?

@datatitian @humanetech @activitypub
Thanks for your answer.

Yes, the response from my server.

I currently try to get the first part of this to work:
https://blog.joinmastodon.org/2018/06/how-to-implement-a-basic-activitypub-server/

So my server should respond in the right way to a webfinger request and a user lookup. And i test this directly from within #Mastodon using this account to do a search (usually just let #Tusky do a search).

@django @datatitian @humanetech @activitypub @mike

Testing with webfinger.net now looks good, using 'Content-Type: application/jrd+json' (like also described in RFC7033 ?). Thanks @mike, @django.

But the original issue is not affected.

Searching for a remote account in #Mastodon still without a result.