jancborchardtI’m trying to set up Known on my server but have problems, keep seeing 500 error even though I cloned everything incl submodules: https://jancbdt.pictor.uberspace.de/known/ cc benwerd – not sure if the database stuff is correct, I installed Mongodb and all tho
benwerdjancborchardt: I'm sorry to heard that. Anything in your server logs? You can also use MySQL and local disk now if it's easier - see http://docs.withknown.com
Loqibenwerd meant to say: jancborchardt: I'm sorry to hear that. Anything in your server logs? You can also use MySQL and local disk now if it's easier - see http://docs.withknown.com
jancborchardtbenwerd: ah, this is the error: known/.htaccess: Invalid command 'php_value', perhaps misspelled or defined by a module not included in the server configuration
brianjesseaaronpk: if you receive a micro pub post and your'e not the author (when you validate the identity) - you can put it in a "mentions" bucket - is what i mean
dreeves(I should've clarified that the tail -f I was showing was a dummy consumer of the callback, ie, data gets added to beeminder, it sends it off to a URL of your choice. so that's what my laptop was showing, just echoing what the callback sent)
Loqicaseorganic: tantek left you a message 2 hours, 13 minutes ago: heads-up re: Cambridge, now that we're filling up, Sandro (who works at MIT) has volunteered that he can reserve a room for 40 people - 40 chairs and 9 tables at MIT for the curation of the Cambridge IndieWebCamp.
tantekto folks in Portland - just want to make sure everyone knows Felix (mrfelix) got all the CSS working - I just assembled it onto a page on my site with the markup I had from before
Loqitantek meant to say: to folks in Portland - just want to make sure everyone knows Felix (mrflix) got all the CSS working - I just assembled it onto a page on my site with the markup I had from before
binbastii'm part of that working group and i produce a ton of code. in fact i'm only there for giving feedback and seeing that it makes sense. my company built an html5 app store even before mozilla did. we just never launched it precisely because it makes no sense without vendor support and common standards
binbastijust saying it'd be good if people joined the w3c's efforts instead of replicating their work in a slightly different way (even basing it on their specs initially)
cweiskecan someone who attended the private conversations talk explain how my feed reader authenticates on the another ones's website so it sees the private messages for me?
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jancborchardtbinbasti: the point on what we worked on though is also the whole setup process – installing Mailpile or ownCloud in one click, provisioning etc
cweiskecan someone who attended the private conversations talk explain how my feed reader authenticates on the another ones's website so it sees the private messages for me?
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tantekkylewm - I'm saying save the screenshots, *do* ask permission, (Glenn will likely grant it) and then go ahead and re-upload with note about permission received (and citation or personal note)
glennjoneskylewm happy for you to use screenshot - for future ref my blog has Creative Commons NonCommercial 3.0 License for content and MIT License for code
bret"People can export their profile data, community posts and photos using Google Takeout (available until September 2016). Starting today, it will not be possible to create a new Orkut account."
aaronparecki.comedited /2014/Schedule () "(-782) /* Saturday, June 28, 2014 */ remove mini-schedule because all the content is on the main grid now" (view diff)
aaronparecki.comcreated /2014/Demos (+6342) "Created page with "IndieWebCamp 2014 Portland Demos June 29, 2014 4PM-ish == Fix the wiki == Crystal, Peat, Lillian, Reid CSS instead of tables - Used the Foundation CSS framework Responsive desi..."" (view diff)
bearI did some looking earlier last week to see if there was a js lib implementation of OT - but didn't find any that implement the same as Etherpad (or Wave) did
@glyphI had almost forgotten that I really wanted a decentralized social media platform until hashtag worldcup happened. Please make it stop. (twitter.com/_/status/483694476431351808)
tantek!tell cweiske in conversation earlier today with binbasti you said "people here are somehow allergic to the w3 and working groups that produce no working code" - I don't think that is a fair generalization, nor is it reasonable to paint everyone with that brush. If you have specific concerns about specific specs/people, please raise them directly with them.
JonathanNealKartikPrabhu: I have been working on fragmention.js today to make marginalia easier to implement. tantek: i am referring to the context of block level notes, say, appended after a paragraph.
tantekaaronpk - maybe because bnvk, j12t are distracted by the shiny of proprietary app stores? it's why I added the link about Firefox Marketplace and manifest already enabling open app stores.
tantekaaronpk - I'm not too worried about it - when they get closer to building stuff for /store on their own sites I'm sure we'll see convergence / re-use, because it's easier to do so.
tantekJonathanNeal: if you have a specific use case that you think is special/different (sample URL) that you're wondering about, we can take a look at it.
KartikPrabhutantek: also is there a misconception that the indiewb wiki is attempting alternative specs, where as I think of it more as documenting use-cases and solutions, regardless of whether they match w3c or not...?
JonathanNealIt is, admittedly, confusing. But were you to create a new document that had <p>Hello <ul><li>World</li></ul></p> it would be rendered as <p>Hello </p><ul><li>World</li></ul><p></p> in all browsers.
bnvk!tell binbasti my efforts with the /store are NOT relating to client side app stores, webapp !== client side (html5 + js) only apps, I'm not focusing on server side apps that are installed on hardware that is available to the web- think an open source cPannel for self hosting. Look at the platforms and "Platforms" documented on the page
tantekmy point was that it looked like no one working on /store was aware that there already was a *shipping* open "app store" implementation, spec etc.
tantekthat's part of our code-of-conduct - if you see someone saying something that you feel is "off", talk to them directly about it and try to resolve that way first if you don't mind.
aaronpknothing wrong with mozilla's, I just feel that since we're making extensive use of it now it seems a little redundant to have to explain "prefix all pad names with 'indieweb'"
bnvktantek: I don't have a good massive group one because some people showed up late, others left early, and some variation in people showed up each days- but I'm organizing my pics. Was offline / traveling most of today
bretjden, ngoldman and I started looking at gitpub a little more yesterday. I didnt get much furthur on it since i dont work very well when im distracted but we are looking to clean it up. lemmi know if that is something you would want yourself
aaronpkwow got a bizarre error message from flickr: "Description: Unable to locate the server named "notfound.yahoo.com" --- the server does not have a DNS entry. Perhaps there is a misspelling in the server name, or the server no longer exists. Double-check the name and try again."
ngoldmanjden: we started cleaning up gitpub (https://github.com/bcomnes/gitpub) sunday, trying to abstract to the point that it would be useful for any statically generated site hosted on gh-pages. would basically act as a micropub endpoint you could self-host
jdensnarfed: let me take a look at it - i'm definitely gonna need help. i'm building indiefinger mostly as a tool to support addressing and discovery for http://rel.is
jdenyeah. that's the proxy/fallback part, is it first looks to see if the publisher has webfinger. if they do, it passes through the request, otherwise it just builds the request from http/html links
Loqijden meant to say: yeah. that's the proxy/fallback part, is it first looks to see if the publisher has webfinger. if they do, it passes through the request, otherwise it just builds the response from http/html links
KartikPrabhuhmm "WebFinger is a protocol specified by the IETF that allows for discovery of information about people and things identified by a URI. Wikipedia" if I am reading this correctly, it is same function as rel=me ... ?
tanteksnarfed, yeah, when it got started, I gave that feedback and then backed away because the response was "please join our mailing list!" - and I was like haha, no just go do your homework before you reinvent too much.