XMPP Service Operators - 2021-02-13

anyone has an example of this running: https://modules.prosody.im/mod_muc_log_http.html

or a good (publically searchable) alternative to log mucs?

No, i think it's kind of spooky for non-members to be reading that

But theres some hosts on jabber.search.network who do

for some public rooms that are open for anyone to join why not

https://conference.gajim.org:5281/muc_log/gajim/

is an example I guess?

This very server has it: https://logs.xmpp.org/operators/

the buttons at the top are customized or part of a newer version of it?

Heyo

» <Kris> for some public rooms that are open for anyone to join why not you generally see who's joined by looking at the roster. It's spooky to have someone who never shows up in the roster reading line for line what's going on in there, even if it's public

It's like putting an amazon alexa in a public space

Yes it's public

But your conversations are intended for the people in the room with you

MAM is a thing though, so anyone joining later can just scroll back

To a degree

same thing more or less

Mam is not unlimited

And you still have to join

Mam provides context for conversations and robustness for intermittent connections

I think it depends on the room topic

for some channels it might make a lot of sense to make the history searchable

For places like the XSF rooms sure

Kris: buttons on top are custom..

ok thanks

Menel, is the source code for this customization and also the nice corresponding ConverseJS config available somewhere?

I'm not the operator of this room, but right click on the website and "show source code" will give you a hint 😀 it just links to a xonversejs installation

Conversejs

Xenonverse

Schlongverse

Omg

Is it just me, or is noaa.gov's DNS servers always incredibly slow

Every time i have to request a fresh aaaa record from them, it exceeds the timeout getting an answer back

What's NOAA?

Oh something related to Oceanography?

Why would they run DNS servers? 😅

The agency that we get all our weather predictions from

Including space weather

That also operates all of the GOES sattilites

Sorry I'm not based in US

But yes their website shows that

https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/GOES/index.php

https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/

Where are you and what is your regional equivalent shaarad?

I'm in India and mostly the equivalent would be isro.gov.in

Hi everyone, two of my users run into a connectivity issue. A and B can both connect to our XMPP server. When A sends a message to B, B doesn't receive it. A can receive messages from B.

Does anyone have some tiime to help me troubleshooting? 🙂

B is not behind a firewall. A is behind a firewall (just a linux ufw deny incoming).

the firewalls are irrelevant if both connect fine to the server

what kind of server software is it?

ejabberd

wux: 1/ just to be sure, is it _always_ reproducible that B do not receive? B never received a message? 2/ can you test with another network environment for B? 3/ Did you put rules to prevent messaging if not in roster/presence subscribed. If yes, check roster/presence subscription status of A on B account.

https://lebihan.pl/xmpp-upload/index.php/c13228db-ea3f-4c84-a358-9f047b7c73d5/Capture%20d%e2%80%99%c3%a9cran%20du%202021-02-13%2019-02-18.png

https://lebihan.pl/xmpp-upload/index.php/c3579099-d75a-422c-af4d-85ea03e74eae/Capture%20d%e2%80%99%c3%a9cran%20du%202021-02-13%2019-02-41.png

https://lebihan.pl/xmpp-upload/index.php/abc54b31-eb66-41a7-8ab9-7f6304835105/Capture%20d%e2%80%99%c3%a9cran%20du%202021-02-13%2019-05-48.png

https://lebihan.pl/xmpp-upload/index.php/f7004e31-bcb4-45d3-b56a-4c12b95abac3/Capture%20d%e2%80%99%c3%a9cran%20du%202021-02-13%2019-12-14.png

Would the server admins that disabled IBR enable it back if they could display such forms in most clients?

Does anyone deploy POSH <https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7711> for XMPP s2s, or know of any servers that do?

Why do you use tools.ietf.org?

» > Hello, » > I am trying to access the URL https://tools.ietf.org/html/bcp38 and » > receive a 403 Forbidden error. Specifically, this is the error I get: » > Forbidden » > You don't have permission to access /html/bcp38 on this server. » > Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use » > an ErrorDocument to handle the request. Apache/2.2.22 (Debian) Server » > at tools.ietf.org Port 443 » > I believe this to be in error. Could you please allow my to access » > tools.ietf.org? » » » tools.ietf.org is not an official part of the IETF; it is a volunteer-run server over which the IETF has no control. You would need to contact webmaster@tools.ietf.org for help with that. » » However, I can tell you that the link you're using is wrong. The correct, official link for BCP38 is here: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2827.html » » I suggest you use that link instead. » » Thank you. » » Glen » -- » Glen Barney » IT Director » AMS (IETF Secretariat) »