fedi.unchat.cat

One final annoyance with my @gotosocial migration!

I implemented a split-domain setup, as wonderfully documented by @gotosocial here: docs.gotosocial.org/en/latest/
Note that #Mastodon also supports it, and documents it similarly here: docs.joinmastodon.org/admin/co

In both Mastodon and #GoToSocial, I notice that web clients FAIL to login with the account domain.

From what I see on the web server, the account domain receives exactly ONE request:
"POST /api/v1/apps HTTP/2.0" 404 146 "-" "Tusky/31.1 Android/15 OkHttp/5.1.0"
(This is Tusky, but Mastodon's app and others behave the same)

I tried to 301 / 307 redirect that endpoint (against @gotosocial's recommendation), but that fails in the same way (except I see the different matching code on the web server).

As a side effect, apps show my username as: at evilham at fedi.unchat.cat, instead of @evilham, which is what I actually wanted.

What to do? >,<

Havia tornat a jugar Vampire: The masquerade - Redemption, sense saber que sortiria alguna cosa nova de la saga.
Senzillament perquè recordo haver-lo jugat fa molts anys, i recordo que no el vaig poder acabar (entre altres perquè no tenia la paciència per aquest tipus de jocs), però sí em va marcar força la estètica i temàtica del joc 😸

Total, que si me'n recordo aniré comentant el joc per aquí amb l'etiqueta #vampir, perquè es pugui silenciar.

TODAY is the last day to promote the ECI banning conversion practises in the EU.
It takes less than 5 minutes, and you can do it online here: https://eci.ec.europa.eu/043/public/#/screen/home

The threshold has been achieved in 7 countries, but there are still many signatures left for the 1M signatures across the EU.

If unfamiliar: roughly this would result in either legislation or the European Commission defending conversion practises.

#lgbt #lgbtq

Call for suggestions: need a reasonable #caldav library in a typed and statically-compiled language that is able to parse events from strings / files with a reasonable API.

Context: I've been using tracklr[1] for some time, particularly I got used to using my calendar as the source of truth for time spent on things.
That calendar is locally synchronised with vdirsyncer and I perform queries with tracklr.

[1]: https://gitlab.com/markuz/tracklr/

Per… motius, estic mirant fulls de càlcul de la #AEAT
Sabíeu que és com "documenten" els formats dels fitxers per presentar els impostos?
https://sede.agenciatributaria.gob.es/Sede/ayuda/disenos-registro/modelos-300-399.html

Trobo que fins i tot això és millor que emplenar els formularis manualment 🤦🏾‍♀️

It'll be like 2050 and we'll still have software that is using SSL-based language as opposed to TLS.
Right?

#arcanecomputing:

"The post is from 2017.
It's 2024 and it seems like a ridiculous reason for failure, this can't be it. Can it?"

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/msdn-technet-forums/3d0c4382-9b48-4d28-9b79-25607e668074

In despair with no further clues, fast forward 3 hours removing on the pipeline any non-targeted satellite assemblies from both deployment and manifest and turns out that...

Yes, dear reader, that was it.

TL;DR: do not include Chinese localisations, even for dependencies on VSTO.

Microsoft's Deliverability Support Team is reaching a new low:

> Please provide us a with a screenshot of the complete error message with the present time stamp so that we can investigate further.

We are talking about servers talking SMTP to each other and about their incompetent/monopolistic practices.

I am getting fed up enough, that I started considering finding a EU civil institution willing to pursue a legal process against what we all have known for years that Microsoft does re: Email.

Finally, a great write-up in English about something that's been making the rounds:

https://netzpolitik.org/2024/next-generation-internet-eu-apparently-set-to-end-open-source-programme/

TL;DR: the EU is changing things and the direct effect might be that funding for many open source projects would become short and harder to come by soon

Do I read this right? #pixelfed implemented LDAP with an #nlnet grant at version v0.11.3 (https://github.com/pixelfed/pixelfed/pull/3296) and now it's basically undocumented, deprecated and pretty much not supported?

https://github.com/pixelfed/docs/commit/1aa6b9f4e50753d4799ebcfa177c3a0a9c642cef#diff-d5bc08b1d5d061d7f99334b0d2f6231810aeb1f38f1ae734472c889420a54745

Not that it ever was a great setup, but it was supposed to work '-.-

Liebes #München #chaos (oder auch nicht chaos) Umfeld: ich bin planlos bis 19Uhr (dann fahhre ich ab) und das Wetter hilft gar nicht :-).

Hat jemand Lust und die Möglichkeit, mir bis dahin beim trocken (und nicht grau/gelangweilt) bleiben zu helfen?

Ach… Manchmal muss man bloß Rilke wieder lesen.

»Denn, Friedrich, glaube mir, je mehr man ist, je reicher ist alles, was man erlebt. Und wer in seinem Leben eine tiefe Liebe haben will, der muss sparen und sammeln dafür und Honig zusammentragen.«

Lovely #fediverse operators / #fediadmin, can someone point me to best practices when it comes to spinning up test instances that are designed to be deleted after some time?

It is unclear to me what happens in #activitypub when a server that was known disappears. I know this has happened in the past in rather traumatic ways (instance gone, backups gone, ...), so it must be somewhat well-supported.

Given that this is planned and designed though, I'd like to do things "properly" :-).

#ipv6 rocks. Flawless physical migration with only a very minor downtime :-).
Thinking about networks as segregated network segments is just SO MUCH easier, this time around, I went #ipv6only and didn't even bother with setting up IPv4.

On today's work: UI testing by switching language to German, and seeing how bad texts overflow.

I somehow ended up programming some Pascal today, it had been... several years XD.