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Bung
My server still has a certificate problem
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Bung
I e-mailed it, but it's still the same.
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Bung
Autistici.org
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mjk
Bung: > I e-mailed it To mailto:help@autistici.org , right?
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Licaon_Kter
Bung: yeah, it's hard-ish to get it right from the first server choice. Also, certs updates....the enemy of hosting ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Bung
> mjk wrote: > Bung: > To mailto:help@autistici.org , right? Yes
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Bung
Sorry, wrong mail
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Bung
İnfo
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sven
on webpage the stat info@autistici.org as contact and help@autistici.org as helpdesk adress✎ -
sven
on webpage the state info@autistici.org as contact and help@autistici.org as helpdesk adress ✏
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mjk
Yeah. Even explicitly _technical_ helpdesk
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sven
Certificate i outdatet since Thursday.
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sven
It is the same certificate like for the www.autistici.org, so it seems, that the xmpp Server did not fetch the new certificate. I know this problem from time to time with prosody, but could not find the reason up to now.
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sven
So Webpage has the new certificate
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mjk
Bung: you can also try their IRC channel, e.g. via an xmpp bridge: xmpp:%23ai%25irc.autistici.org@irc.jabberfr.org?join (@everyone: am I escaping this correctly?)
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Bung
> mjk wrote: > Bung: you can also try their IRC channel, e.g. via an xmpp bridge: xmpp:%23ai%25irc.autistici.org@irc.jabberfr.org?join > (@everyone: am I escaping this correctly?) I texted him.
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Sam
Nothing in that JID needs escaping
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Sam
#ai%irc.autistici.org@irc.jabberfr.org should work fine
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Sam
oh, well, unless the URI requires escaping actually, nevermind. Was thinking that was just a JID but it's not, so no idea.
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mjk
Sam: I was almost sure # and % chars are allowed in jids, but unsure in regards to URI syntax. Probably # is ok
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mjk
xmpp:#test%25test@example.org?join
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mjk
Well, at least Conversations' parser seems to disagree
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Sam
Yah, nevermind, needs escaping: https://play.golang.org/p/EkblzNyPjTI
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Sam
The original escaping you posted works fine.
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mjk
Sam: thanks for confirming
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Sam
mjk: can't DM, but that's the correct error.
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Sam
It's thinking # is the fragment, so there is no actual JID in there.