XMPP Service Operators - 2026-04-26

  1. f_1

    > Hmm.. contains copilot code... Where do you see that? ↺

  2. f_1

    Ah in "Contributors"

  3. f_1

    But I don't see anything from Copilot... https://github.com/envs-net/muc_banbot/commits/main/?author=Copilot

  4. f_1

    Possible creme [envs.net] tried something and then deleted it

  5. dora71

    Is there an up-to-date recommendation for setting up a MUC domain or is conference.example.net still the best way to go?

  6. Menel

    No recommendation, rooms, chat, groups are popular too. these days clients should handle any name. Be creative

  7. agh

    muc.example.net. also makes the rounds.

  8. tom

    > No recommendation, > rooms, chat, groups are popular too. > these days clients should handle any name. Be creative There was a time in the past when clients required hard coded names? ↺

  9. dora71

    In case of doubt, it is also possible to create multiple MUC domains. I was just looking for best compatibility (re what tom said)

  10. Menel

    tom: not officially, but some acted up on strange names or apex domain

  11. erebion

    > No recommendation, > rooms, chat, groups are popular too. > these days clients should handle any name. Be creative I just use tardis. Because it's bigger on the inside.

  12. singpolyma

    >> No recommendation, >> rooms, chat, groups are popular too. >> these days clients should handle any name. Be creative > > There was a time in the past when clients required hard coded names? Maybe before MUC ↺

  13. Sunglocto (sunglocto.net)

    > No recommendation, > rooms, chat, groups are popular too. > these days clients should handle any name. Be creative i've seen `parties` before ↺

  14. AZERTY keyboard [copper9@thunderirc.net]

    conference might be harder to type but it is the most used

  15. tom

    > tom: not officially, but some acted up on strange names or apex domain Well the apex domain is fur user jids not muc bids and if you have a conference there jids would conflict ✎ ↺

  16. tom

    > tom: not officially, but some acted up on strange names or apex domain Well the apex domain is for user jids not muc jids and if you have a conference there jids would conflict ✏ ↺

  17. singpolyma

    You can have MUCs on the apex and no users. or put users on a subdomain is a different apex ✎

  18. singpolyma

    You can have MUCs on the apex and no users. or put users on a subdomain or a different apex ✏

  19. singpolyma

    both on one is technically possible but it's probably too messy to bother

  20. erebion

    I've wanted to set up an XMPP server for my hackerspace for a long time. We sort of have a rule to only add stuff that does OIDC. How can I do that? What options are there? I don't care much whether it is ejabberd, Prosody, Snikket, something else... but OIDC is really important in this case. We use Authentik for SSO and Traefik as a reverse proxy, so ACME queries for the XMPP server would also have to be proxied. Anyone here using OIDC? What does your setup look like?