#Loqi[Greg McVerry] This attempt didn't work. I moved the syndication link to Bridgy into the content of the note even though I fell like it belongs outside.
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#kisik21ZyXEL Keenetic Omni II. 64MB RAM, 8MB flash, decent processor (its stock OS was fairly functional including downloading torrents, using SMB, FTP and other stuff, but I needed more! I needed a root shell!)
#kisik21without zram-swap it crashes after serving one page from my site
#kisik21it was running three dropbears though, they're pretty memory-hogging once there are too many
#kisik21Now it's running only one dropbear and lighttpd
#kisik21Considering reflashing it to fit all packages inside the squashfs (possibly nginx would fit!)
#kisik21I heard nginx can proxy smtp and imap, right?
#kisik21petermolnar: if nginx can proxy smtp and imap I could get rid of that sshfs mount on yuki (my backend server) with SSL keys for dovecot and postfix
#sknebelI think none is clearly better. well, if your DNS provider supports it you could use the DNS challenge to get certificates for the mail server
#kisik21sknebel: no API on my provider sadly, but I can change my NS records. Considering setting up some free authoritative DNS with an API that could be used, any recommendations? preferably not cloudflare
#sknebelfinding a better DNS host has been on my list to do too :D
#sknebelalthough I get LE wildcard certs by running my own DNS server just for the subdomain they use for verification
#sknebelI'll try to get to writing it up soon-ish then :)
#kisik21I hope this can be done on OpenWRT because I really don't want to involve yuki in this
#kisik21yuki's OS is so outdated I'm afraid to even touch it
#kisik21also I'm considering upgrading to an RPi3 once I have the money
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#[jgmac1106][kevinmarks] sent fragmentions link to the developers behind the Google project for annotations... Said that is exactly what they are building
#[jgmac1106]That is hypothes.is rss feed into unmung
#[jgmac1106]!tell Zegnat it is hacky but figured out way to send students private "post" I send a reply but set it as private in Known. The webmention shows up in moderation... Student doesn't publish it...private post like.. But I can deliver critical feedback
#aaronpksknebel: please do write up your LE DNS setup. I tried that trick of using a separate sub domain pointing to a special dns server to respond to the challenges but never actually got it working.
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#@swentel↩️ Works perfect with the built-in #drupal microsub server. Would be great if someone could test with other microsub servers (Aperture, Ekster ..) (twitter.com/_/status/1096429949232254976)
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#sknebelswentel: is there documentation about specifically the microsub part of the drupal module? I.e. I could I use that more or less standalone as a microsub server, how does it store data etc?
#swentelsknebel, not much documentation apart from code
#[jgmac1106][snarfed] does this sound like it's a Known problem with the rich text HTML options .... I can't use <link> for Bridgy Fed, <a="href>" works but <link="href"> does not.....I have tried <link> inside and oustide of content in status updates. and it is in the source code
#Loqi[Greg McVerry] This attempt didn't work. I moved the syndication link to Bridgy into the content of the note even though I fell like it belongs outside.
#[jgmac1106]and wow 550 lines of HTML a lot to send a note
#[jgmac1106]<p class="p-name e-content entry-content"><link href="https://fed.brid.gy"></link> tried both inside and outside of e-content
#@edheil↩️ Oh, I know known and like it a lot! Was using it previously. I just wanted native comments (not just webmentions) and didn't think it had them. But I wonder if it was just that I didn't activate a plugin for it, I see there is one. (twitter.com/_/status/1096454490335649793)
#sknebelbridgy fed log says it can't find the <link>? weird, ...
#Loqi[westurner] #4 Integration with W3C Web Annotations
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#willnorrisregarding the story yesterday of Chrome's "scroll to text fragment" ... I immediately reached out to the Google engineer working on the feature to ask about why fragmention wasn't listed as an "alternative considered". They have some maybe interesting use cases for extending the syntax in the future, which fragmention wouldn't allow, so I get that. Though I like kevinmarks's idea of falling back to fragmention.
#snarfed[jgmac1106]: yeah i expect your problem is that known only sends webmentions to links inside post content. (and maybe only to <a>s, not <link>s). bridgy fed itself will happily accept the string 'https://fed.brid.gy/' anywhere in the HTML
#willnorrishey snarfed! :) Yep, it's been a while, but I'm still kickin
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#[jgmac1106]yeah it the <link> and not <a> I tried in and out of post content, and then verifies by doing it an article to make sure it wasn't the weird HTML rich text editor embedded in status posts
#[jgmac1106]going to try the plugin [cleverdevil] recommendation and this will give me a button as well
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#[kevinmarks]They linked to fragmention when I looked. The point for me is that fragmentions can be the last thing you try after anyone's fragment parsing. It's the simplest and most robust
#[kevinmarks]You could also do Michal's sidewiki thing of enabling links to other occurrences of the text if the fragment is long enough
#Loqi[bokand] ScrollToTextFragment: Proposal to allow specifying a text snippet in a URL fragment
#willnorristhey're talking about hooking it into Chrome's "find in page" feature, so you could use the native browser UI to skip through occurrences of the searched text
#Loqi[kevinmarks] #5 Support the fragmention syntax as fallback
#willnorrisI'd initially wait and see if bokand responds to that issue, and see what he says. I can follow up with him directly as well to coax him toward that.
#jackygoing to see if I can hash out this elixir IndieWeb library over the weekend
#willnorrisjust chatted with David. Sounds promising. I'll try to keep you posted if he doesn't respond on the GitHub issue
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#[kevinmarks]Thank you. I think they have gone through the same use case journey that I have with this.
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#[kevinmarks]I like the idea of a command F setting the url bar to a fragmention link (maybe expanding out text to make it unique on the page, per the poetry example.
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#jackyso I've been toying around with IPFS (tbh I'm running too many 'experiments' at once lol) and I _think_ that webmentions over ipfs might be possible
#jackyusing their notion of pubsub; we could emulate the whole HTTP REST cycle and handle webmentions that way
#jackyis there plans to update it for things like h-event?
#jacky(there _shouldn't_ be a reason since it's already exposed in the top type)
#jackybut I can see someone (read: me) publishing something as an event but having bad markup
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#jgmac1106okay if you need to set anyone up for commerce on static sites snipcart is just so dead simple. Highly recommend it. Seems too easy, if folks know of any secuirty concerns or anything let me know, but it’s a five minute ecommerce store for #IndieWeb sites