dada
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Tiens, tu as un VPS chez Heztner ?
Tu as Yunohost installé dessus ?
As-tu une erreur : "[ERROR] Port 5223 is not reachable from the outside." quand tu fais un diagnostic ?
Le port est bien ouvert sur Yunohost, mais rien n'y fait :/
As-tu ça aussi ? et si non alors comment as-tu fais Oo
Tiens, tu as un VPS chez Heztner ?
Tu as Yunohost installé dessus ?
As-tu une erreur : "[ERROR] Port 5223 is not reachable from the outside." quand tu fais un diagnostic ?
Le port est bien ouvert sur Yunohost, mais rien n'y fait :/
As-tu ça aussi ? et si non alors comment as-tu fais Oo
There's a reason I've been recommending folks reliant on #Signal to familiarise themselves with #jabber (or #xmpp if you like).
Signal relies on one of the companies they aim to protect us from: amazon. If amazon goes down, so to does Signal.
Is that bad? Yes. Yes it is. It is very bad. You just had the faintest hint of a whiff of what that means today.
Jabber, on the other hand, is a #SelfHostable decentralised service that has been in continuous use and development since the 90s.
With my jabber server ( #Prosody) and my #android client ( #Conversations), my friends and family and I do everything we can do on Signal - text, quote reply, search, send media and files, voice and video chat... and it's all #e2ee end-to-end-encrypted, running on hardware and software we have total control over.
Go explore the world of options with Jabber!
Stefano Marinelli
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Wrote a little blogpost about Slidgram (XMPP<->Telegram transport for XMPP server) installation in the NetBSD 
https://eugene-andrienko.com/it/2025/09/20/slidgram-netbsd-install-howto.html
Wrote a little blogpost about Slidgram (XMPP<->Telegram transport for XMPP server) installation in the NetBSD
https://eugene-andrienko.com/it/2025/09/20/slidgram-netbsd-install-howto.html
@sbb @raucao
That's just the "normal" #nginx domain, location and #reverseProxy stuff. I don't have a good example at hand (we have it at work, but the git is not yet public, sorry), maybe others can point to a good tutorial?
@prosodyim maybe?
(Reminder to myself: Put more $dayjob stuff to the public git. There are no secrets anyway.)