#dev 2024-08-25
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# gRegor-mobile snarfed: https://gregorlove.com/2024/03/followed-will-norris/
# [schmarty] [aaronpk] updating the indieweb webring for http://indielogin.com + the json metadata doc. can you add `https://xn--sr8hvo.ws/auth/id` to the list of acceptable `client_id`s? i can also just pass in the homepage, which should already be in the allowlist.
# Loqi aaronpk: vikanezrimaya left you a message 21 hours, 22 minutes ago: IndieAuth spec, Section 4.2.1, makes a conflicting claim about whether `client_uri` MUST be rejected if not a prefix of `client_id` or merely elicit a warning if it is not on the same domain. I suppose this should be added as errata, what's the process for this?
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# [schmarty] aaronpk++ thanks! still seeing `This client_id is not registered (https://xn--sr8hvo.ws/auth/id)` maybe a cached response? 🤔
# [schmarty] also: hope you can make it down here!
# [schmarty] (aaronpk: using the original client ID url works, so i'm guessing i can just try again later w/ the `/auth/id` path if it's cached, or something will need kicked. no big deal.)
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# [schmarty] anyone with rel=me auth (but not an indieauth authorization server) configured on their homepage want to test out relmeauth support on the indieweb webring? https://xn--sr8hvo.ws/
# [schmarty] thanks! taking notes right in indieweb-meta for IWC PDX but will check out it. appreciate you trying it!!
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# [schmarty] thanks all for patience with my broken demo! my opinion of hugo's greatest crime: `execute of template failed at <time $item.published>: error calling time: unable to parse date: 2024-06-24 17:16-0700`
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# [schmarty] sebbu: oh i know, haha. displaying reply context info from other folks' posts on my hugo site has been a fun nightmare of date formats.
# [schmarty] (i've got a long-shelved project to have PHP's more liberal parser clean them up. until then i wait until i notice my site is missing posts and then find and fix them manually.)
# ptramo[d] I have a long-lived project to actually make a simple crossplatform configuration management tool to install my packages and dotfiles
# ptramo[d] instead of playing with the homepage for it 😄
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# [schmarty] ok. RelMeAuth should now work with the webring!
# capjamesg[d] ptramo[d] I would love better Python package management.
# capjamesg[d] I know that's only tangentially related to what you mentioned, but it's an increasingly constant yearning for me 😂
# ptramo[d] capjamesg[d] not enjoying poetry?
# capjamesg[d] I haven't used poetry much!
# capjamesg[d] Maybe that's where I'm going wrong.
# ptramo[d] IDK much, but I find it bearable. Note I've only used it for work for less than 2 months after virtually no python for over 10 years.
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# [snarfed] hacknorris re http://hacknorris.myremotecentral.com/hacknorris , you need Content-Type
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# hacknorris just asking. someone knows why i can't find myself on a "real" mastodon? my pseudo-profile here : http://hacknorris.myremotecentral.com/hacknorris (not a page, just content which should federate SMH…)
# [snarfed] hacknorris you need to serve the Content-Type header, https://www.w3.org/TR/activitypub/#retrieving-objects
# hacknorris i use apache defaults…
# hacknorris i don't have thought of doing it pseudo-static…
# sebbu it works with https://sebbu.fr/ but not with https://sebbu.fr
# hacknorris all of it is just literal files, so…
# hacknorris like at me
# sebbu my mastodon profile is https://mastodon.social/@sebbu2, and it works correctly :D
# hacknorris "hacknorris" is a file, not folder…
# hacknorris i see
# hacknorris anyway - gonna be tomorrow, it's 11pm elaready (server goes off too)
# hacknorris *already
# [schmarty] sebbu: good catch. the URL without a trailing slash is "technically" not valid, while the trailing slash is, so that makes sense. but i do have some normalization code that i think should be fixing that up. i think i'm putting it away for the day, though. glad one of them works!!
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