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Till | In reply to @test12345dbdbs:matrix.org Hi everyone, I am having a problem with setting up dendrite locally.
My question is if there is anything I have to do when trying to connect to federation. I tried nginx and ngrok. As I have no domain currently to test.
This is the error message I get:
error="looking up alias "#main:matrix.org" over federation failed: contents=[123 34 101 114 114 99 111 100 101 34 58 34 77 95 85 78 65 85 84 72 79 82 73 90 69 68 34 44 34 101 114 114 111 114 34 58 34 70 97 105 108 101 100 32 116 111 32 102 105 110 100 32 97 110 121 32 107 101 121 32 116 111 32 115 97 116 105 115 102 121 58 32 95 70 101 116 99 104 75 101 121 82 101 113 117 101 115 116 40 115 101 114 118 101 114 95 110 97 109 101 61 39 97 52 52 52 45 50 49 50 45 49 56 54 45 54 56 45 49 53 50 46 110 103 114 111 107 45 102 114 101 101 46 97 112 112 39 44 32 109 105 110 105 109 117 109 95 118 97 108 105 100 95 117 110 116 105 108 95 116 115 61 49 54 56 53 52 53 56 50 54 48 50 51 49 44 32 107 101 121 95 105 100 115 61 91 39 101 100 50 53 53 49 57 58 100 55 55 77 117 116 39 93 41 34 125] msg=Failed to GET JSON (hostname "matrix.org" path "/_matrix/federation/v1/query/directory") code=401 wrapped=M_UNAUTHORIZED: Failed to find any key to satisfy: _FetchKeyRequest(server_name='XXXXXXngrok-free.app', minimum_valid_until_ts=1685458260231, key_ids=['ed25519:d77Mut'])" room="#main:matrix.org" user_id="@alice4555:XXXX.ngrok-free.app"
I've generated the keys as shown in the README. .well-known returns a valid url to the matrix server.
Maybe someone could give me some hints on how to set this up locally with federation support. Probably best to ask in Dendrite, where the possibility that someone uses a similar setup is higher :) | 17:25:29 |
| goku | 17:26:28 |
Till | * Probably best to ask in Dendrite where the possibility that someone uses a similar setup is higher :) | 17:27:19 |
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Till | * Probably best to ask in #dendrite:matrix.org, where the possibility that someone uses a similar setup is higher :) | 17:28:06 |
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SomeVirio | In reply to @s7evink:dendrite.s3cr3t.me Probably best to ask in #dendrite:matrix.org, where the possibility that someone uses a similar setup is higher :) Thanks a lot! | 08:48:56 |
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dmr | Golang question: suppose I that mymap is a non-nil map[K]V . If I write val := mymap[mykey] and modify mymap, does this modify the value held in the map? | 14:47:25 |
dmr | I.e. val is a V rather than a reference-to-V | 14:48:26 |
dmr | * Golang question: suppose I that mymap is a non-nil map[K]V . If I write val := mymap[mykey] and val mymap, does this modify the value held in the map? | 15:00:58 |
dmr | * Golang question: suppose I that mymap is a non-nil map[K]V . If I write val := mymap[mykey] and modify mymap val does this modify the value held in the map? | 15:01:17 |
Till | No, the entry in the map is unchanged in that case. | 15:35:05 |