#dev 2024-11-29
2024-11-29 UTC
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carrvo Ok, two improvements to the client raised here: https://github.com/indieweb/indieauth-client-php/pulls
# carrvo [edit] Ok, two improvements to the client raised here: https://github.com/indieweb/indieauth-client-php/pulls
# carrvo I have also added improvements to SelfAuth (https://github.com/Inklings-io/selfauth/pulls) and MinToken (https://github.com/Zegnat/php-mintoken/pulls) based on my experiences.
# carrvo [edit] I have also added improvements to SelfAuth (https://github.com/Inklings-io/selfauth/pulls) and MinToken (https://github.com/Zegnat/php-mintoken/pulls) based on my experiences.
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gRegor GWG, I've had pretty good luck using Akismet with my contact form. And a /honeypot_field before I even continue checking Akismet
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jeremycherfas I have a nice honeypot that seems to exclude all automation. But not all people with nothing better to do.
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[kongaloosh] Q on syndication:
# [kongaloosh] I've got a post
# [kongaloosh] My posts render through http://brid.gy fed in mastodon-based servers
# [kongaloosh] Posts don't show up on bluesky
# [kongaloosh] Is there a reason why it wouldn't successfully syndicate to bluesky, but succeed with fediverse posts?
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Loqi [preview] [Alex Kearney] GM đ https://kongaloosh.com/data/2024/11/29/gm-0.jpg
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# acrilique hi everyone, I'm trying to open a websocket connection from an https served website to a websocket server in the LAN (which has a private IP address). I've had a bunch of problems trying to do this in the past, but I've been reading that if the server supports wss it should work. Has someone done this recently? Is there anything else I should take
# acrilique into account besides adding wss (tls) support to the server? thx in advance
# _pi_r2_0[d] it's the exact same as https just for websocket.
# _pi_r2_0[d] and yes I do it all the time. xmit.co, offrecord.ca, stuff I'm working on at work right this second đ
# acrilique cool, so just doing `ws = new WebSocket("wss://192.168.whatever")` should work
# acrilique I wasn't sure because I've read there's security concerns around all this stuff and browsers are allowing less and less communications with local stuff over time. Thanks for the confirmation _pi_r2_0[d]
# _pi_r2_0[d] _pi_r2_0[d] yeah so same limits as https, the certificate must be considered valid by the browser (except in this case there won't be a giant warning you can dismiss, it plain won't work)
# acrilique coooool that's exactly what I needed to know
# acrilique So a valid (not self-signed) should be used by the websocket server
# [snarfed] [kongaloosh] hmm sorry! yeah that's odd. BF correctly translated your post, stored it in your ATProto repo, and emitted it to the Bluesky relay. I don't know why it's not visible on https://bsky.app/profile/kongaloosh.com
# acrilique And how do you get a valid certificate for a private ip address?
# acrilique that's impossible right?
# _pi_r2_0[d] unless you run your own CA
# _pi_r2_0[d] "valid" as in any modern machine will trust it implicitly, no. but will trust it after choosing to trust your authority, no problem.
# acrilique _pi_r2_0[d] that helped a lot, thanks! now it's just a matter of deciding if running our own CA is worth or not
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# [kongaloosh] âŠī¸ Interesting! Is there anything I should do? Should I file an issue or dig around somewhere to try and figure it out?
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# [kongaloosh] âŠī¸ Thanks snarfed. I really appreciate all the help over the past few days đ â¤ī¸
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jonnybarnes snarfed you broke my website _shakes fist_
# jonnybarnes not really, just one of my assumptions turns out to be wrong
# jonnybarnes so, POSSE-d a post to bluesky, and someone liked it on bluesky
# jonnybarnes and the webmention bridgy sent back doesnt have all the values my rendering is expected
# jonnybarnes and this is the html I got from bridgy: https://gist.github.com/jonnybarnes/8a7f61b53be654e614ec87a8c6616512
# jonnybarnes Which has nothing for `p-name`
# jonnybarnes I suppose it wouldnt make sense to ask bridgy to use the nickname for the name if the account doesnt have a name
# [snarfed] also interestingly php-mf2 at least does generate a blank parsed name value: http://pin13.net/mf2/?id=20241129174809757
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# immibis is anyone else writing a web application in C? just wondering
# immibis where web application= website with a few server side dynamic elements
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# [kongaloosh] I think I might be breaking things a bit. I've been trying to use ordinary bridgy to POSSE. I've made an app password and logged in.
# [kongaloosh] I'm using the web UI on bridgy to share one post, and I'm getting this flash message:
# [kongaloosh] "_Could not find *Bluesky* account for *http://kongaloosh.com*. Check that your Bluesky profile has http://kongaloosh.com in its web site or link field, then try signing up again._"
# [kongaloosh] Is this maybe an issue because I have a bridgy fed account already setup?
# gRegor Description of the differences https://fed.brid.gy/docs#bridgy-classic
# [kongaloosh] If I understand correctly, there's something funky with my bsky bridging with http://fed.brid.gy, so I'm using ordinary http://brid.gy and sending web-mentions trying to link to a different account.
# [kongaloosh] When I do a webmention (either manually from bridgy's ui, or with a curl) I get that error.
# [kongaloosh] So there's http://alexkearney.com as a native account with an owned domain on bsky; and then bridged with bridgy I've got http://kongaloosh.com setup.
# [snarfed] [kongaloosh] Bridgy classic can only POSSE to "normal" Bluesky accounts, eg https://bsky.app/profile/alexkearney.com , not BF-bridged accounts like https://bsky.app/profile/kongaloosh.com
# [snarfed] sounds like you're looking for https://brid.gy/bluesky/did:plc:zqovk4blto4cgtakes5wqg7j
# [kongaloosh] yeah! so i'm trying to posse to the native "normal" bsky account that has a custom domain. When I logon in the bridgy ui it's listing http://alexkearney.com not http://kongaloosh.com.
# [kongaloosh] I did a telegraph mention here to show what I'm seeing: