#aaronpkthe distinction between hosting your own reader and using a hosted reader is tangential, since in both cases the reader is not part of your own site
#aaronpkbeing able to host your own reader is important, but should not be required or even necessarily encouraged. as long as readers behave well by posting things to your site, and as long as there are multiple options for hosted readers to use, then using a hosted reader shouldn't be an issue
#acegiakyeah. I think one of the reasons I like the idea of whisperfollow is that I like the idea of being able to deploy a wordpress indieweb solution complete with personal reader
#acegiakbut the problem is that whisperfollow is actually awful code because all I've done is focus on the UX
#aaronpkintegrated readers are great, and wordpress is definitely pushing that model, but I don't think that is necessarily a requirement or goal everyone needs to strive for
#acegiakno, but when I want to pitch someone on indieweb I talk a lot owning your own stuff and not being beholden to the shitty design or facebook or tumblr
#aaronpkright, so allowing new players to come along and create beautiful interfaces to read and post content should be encouraged, and I should be able to use those interfaces with my existing website, not needing to replace the code that runs on aaronparecki.com
#acegiakso it makes sense to demo a reader built into my site rather than woodwind or any of the others which are almost definitely better softeware than whisperfollow but feel disconnected from the experience I'm talking aout
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#fkoomanindiecert.net is back online, the host got compromised through the management console of the VM platform, w00ps :) using reissued TLS cert now and all should be in perfect working order again :)
#cweiskeso indiecert gets now the user's client cert
#cweiskeif the connection between indiecert and the user's homepage is MITM'd, the comparison of the CA of both the client cert and the website's cert would fail
#fkoomanbut then another attack: what stops me from claiming other websites as my identity?
#cweiskecould you please elaborate with an example?
#fkoomani have this setup and also sign cweiske.de with my CA...
#fkoomanand MITM the traffic between indiecert.net and cweiske.de
#fkoomani think the only way to fix this is to implement an additional white list of CAs and link them to domains, so { "cweiske-ca.crt": [ "cweiske.de", "www.cweiske.de" ], 'bengo-ca.crt": [ "bengo.is"]}
#fkoomanbut then there needs to be a channel for me to make sure the ca file you send me is actually you :)
#cweiskeyou simply store the used CA the first time that cweiske.de tries to log in
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#cweiskedid someone try to built and alternative to twitter that simply syndicates all user's notes/blog posts? with push support, so one does not have to rely on twitter to get notified about new posts with interesting hash tags?
#Loqicweiske meant to say: did someone try to build and aldernative to twitter that simply syndicates all user's notes/blog posts? with push support, so one does not have to rely on twitter to get notified about new posts with interesting hash tags?
#aaronpkthat sounds better than running a community hub
#cweiskewhich is nearly like what I asked for this morning
#cweiskedid someone try to built and alternative to twitter that simply syndicates all user's notes/blog posts? with push support, so one does not have to rely on twitter to get notified about new posts with interesting hash tags?
#aaronpkif pubsubhubbub.club subscribes to people's hubs, and then publishes out feeds of its own for hashtags, you could subscribe to something like pubsubhubbub.club/indieweb to find community content with that hashtag
#Loqihashtags are the use of the hash "#" symbol followed immediately by a word/phrase/abbreviation to explicitly denote a topic inline in a post https://indiewebcamp.com/hashtag
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#cweiskeaaronpk, I'm talking about reader.kylewm.com. I subscribed it to push-tester.cweiske.de
#cweiskein phubb I only use file_get_contents for fetching and POSTing data :)
#aaronpkmaybe for eventsource that'd be true, but any time you deal with sockets in PHP you should really use a library.. thatstuff gets edge-casey fast
#cweiskethat reminds me that I wanted to finish my imap server in php
#ben_thatmustbemeTried to get notifications tested on my site before I had to leave for the train. Just couldn't get it in that quick. Will have to finish up later
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#dariusdunlapShould my rel=“me” be inside the hCard?
#tantekdariusdunlap: another way of restating that is, should your rel="me" hyperlink also have class="u-url" and be inside your h-card?
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#tantekand the answer is yes it should, because it will enhance your h-card, and make it into a representative h-card, but it is not necessary for rel=me to work with indieauth.
#dariusdunlapYes. So I had a rogue </p> in there… and likely other problems. ;-)
#dariusdunlapThis on my blog, https://darius.dunlaps.net, so it’s not actually what I use for my main indieauth, but I think it still should be setup right.
#tantekagreed - and because it is on your blog, you're likely using that URL as your p-author h-card URL
#tantekthus making sure it has a good representative h-card is a good idea
#dariusdunlapYes, thanks for the clarification. got some fiddling to do.
#LoqiThe rel=me attribute indicates that the destination of a hyperlink represents the same person or entity as the current page https://indiewebcamp.com/rel-me
#tantekwhat do you think of the term silo sign-in?
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#tantek.comedited /rel-me (+1344) "update dfn, add Why, How sections, FAQ / Should my rel me be inside my hCard per IRC chat with dariusdunlap, fix example to use example.com subdomain" (view diff)