XMPP Service Operators - 2026-06-05


  1. jjj333_p [pain.agency]

    > They have mostly been from magicbroccoli.de of the ones I've seen Lilith [queer-spark.org], I've established contact with mightyBroccoli, the admin of magicbroccoli.de - they seem interested in dealing with reports

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  2. Ben

    oh neat https://www.sentinelone.com/vulnerability-database/cve-2026-43505/

  3. Martin

    Ben: That website does not work. Firefox says something about redirection fault.

  4. Ben

    sus... works for me πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ basically if you're running prosody <13.0.5 you should disable proxy65

  5. Nigel

    wroekd for me just now in Zen Browser

  6. Nigel

    workd for me just now in Zen Browser

  7. Martin

    https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/CVE-2026-43505

  8. Martin

    This works ^

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  9. Martin

    The Slopsite works in Torbrowser. Maybe my firefox is set up too secure for this site. 🀣

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  10. Ben

    > The Slopsite works in Torbrowser. Maybe my firefox is set up too secure for this site. 🀣 that's what I was going to say... AI slop filter 😁

  11. jjj333_p [pain.agency]

    > sus... works for me πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ basically if you're running prosody <13.0.5 you should disable proxy65 slim chance but do you you have any idea what nightly version that is, if not ig ill go in and disable it. not like i even know what it is, im just not sober rn

  12. jjj333_p [pain.agency]

    (its midnight my time dw)

  13. Martin

    jjj333_p [pain.agency]: Maybe check if you have https://hg.prosody.im/trunk/rev/f34ad235cf3b

  14. Ben

    > slim chance but do you you have any idea what nightly version that is, if not ig ill go in and disable it. not like i even know what it is, im just not sober rn check for the patch, but anything built from may on *should* be patched

  15. jjj333_p [pain.agency]

    eh i just disabled the module and also updated to the latest stable so its probably double fine now

  16. jjj333_p [pain.agency]

    thanks though

  17. jjj333_p [pain.agency]

    > Fri 05 Jun 2026 01:00:14 AM - EnvsBot: jjj333_p (she/they): ℹ️ Version for pain.agency: **Prosody** v13.0 nightly build 97 (2026-05-30, c4aa9b2b4787) on Linux

  18. Lilith [queer-spark.org]

    > Lilith [queer-spark.org], I've established contact with mightyBroccoli, the admin of magicbroccoli.de - they seem interested in dealing with reports Queer spark and joinjabber are getting hit again from that server

  19. jjj333_p [pain.agency]

    yes, im aware, though i dont have any of the jids, and mightyBroccoli complained about not having a specific enough report

  20. tom

    > some servers still dont support TLSv1.3 :) Not that they need to be any rush to. Tls1.2 with a restricted cipgersuite is still secure

  21. Lilith [queer-spark.org]

    > yes, im aware, though i dont have any of the jids, and mightyBroccoli complained about not having a specific enough report I'll DM you a list of them

  22. mightyBroccoli

    Complaint is strong word. How should I react if the report is β€œI am getting hit”.

  23. mightyBroccoli

    I need jids and references so that I can evaluate actions.

  24. tom

    Cool avatar and server name

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  25. tom

    > some servers still dont support TLSv1.3 :) Not that they need to be in any rush to. Tls1.2 with a restricted cipher suite is still secure

  26. jjj333_p [pain.agency]

    the irony of the server lobby getting hit

  27. icebound.dev

    Martin showing off Debian like usual :p

  28. icebound.dev

    > Cool avatar and server name someone really likes broccoli, never was a big fan of it myself :p

  29. Martin

    > Martin showing off Debian like usual :p Debian is a great distro. πŸ™‚

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  30. icebound.dev

    > > Martin showing off Debian like usual :p > Debian is a great distro. πŸ™‚ For servers yeah, I would agree. I do think rolling release distros like Arch Linux have an edge for desktop use though. But for servers, there is a even better family of operating systems, and its called BSD >:)

  31. icebound.dev

    If I am running a Linux server though I would use Debian

  32. Martin

    I think we're drifting offtopic. πŸ˜„

  33. icebound.dev

    We are indeed :)