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Linda | btw natrius, your guide is still missing Pin-Priority: 100 | 08:18:52 |
Linda | In reply to @aaron:raim.ist
Yeah so see there in bind_addresses , it is trying to use ipv6.
Remove '::1'
probably bad advice to remove/disable IPv6 support | 08:20:25 |
Linda | on localhost interface | 08:20:36 |
natrius | In reply to @lindalap:matrix.org oh, what. it's written as sudo ss -plntu in the guide, natrius. Hm? | 08:21:21 |
natrius | In reply to @lindalap:matrix.org btw natrius, your guide is still missing Pin-Priority: 100 Thanks | 08:21:30 |
Linda | In reply to @lindalap:matrix.org
Also for Debian issues: Here's Riot.im repo setup securely on my laptop (manually, no package available):
$ ls -l /usr/local/share/keyrings/riot-archive-keyring.asc
-rw-r--r-- 1 root staff 12626 Feb 16 02:13 /usr/local/share/keyrings/riot-archive-keyring.asc
$ cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d/riot.sources
Types: deb deb-src
URIs: https://riot.im/packages/debian/
Suites: sid
Components: main
Signed-By: /usr/local/share/keyrings/riot-archive-keyring.asc
$ cat /etc/apt/preferences.d/riot.pref
Package: *
Pin: origin riot.im
Pin-Priority: 100
see here | 08:21:33 |
Linda | In reply to @lindalap:matrix.org
Don't forget to install the apt_preferences(5) file (upstream forgets to document this):
Package: *
Pin: origin packages.matrix.org
Pin-Priority: 100
see here (also 2019) | 08:21:41 |
Linda | In reply to @natrius:matrix.org Hm? sudo not required | 08:22:04 |
Linda | I was particularly angry last night at UpCloud's guide doing everything possibly imaginably wrong or insecure. Thanks for maintaining this guide. | 08:23:00 |
natrius | Oha, thanks. | 08:24:31 |
natrius | Will change bit later and will look into pin | 08:25:00 |
Linda | An APT auto-configuring Debian/Ubuntu package when? 😁 | 08:28:12 |
Linda | "Automatic configuration", "Manual installation" | 08:29:03 |
Linda | the basis of such package I already wrote a year or two ago, unfortunately it wasn't updated for the keyring package or new keys | 08:30:08 |
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sacerdos | In reply to @lindalap:matrix.org
- you don't need
sudo for that
- thanks for using
ss instead of deprecated netstat
- the address is already in use for that interface, or something else.
Thanks for the response. Turns out there was a problem binding to ipv6, so I removed the ipv6 bind in homeserver.yaml and it started right up. | 20:04:45 |
sacerdos | Does anyone know if there's a way to password protect Jitsi and have it still work with Riot? | 20:07:22 |
sacerdos | * Does anyone know if there's a way to password protect Jitsi and have it still work with Riot, e.g. require username/password to host a meeting, but still allow Riot to use Jitsi as well? Is there a way to give Riot a Jitsi username? :-) | 20:08:37 |
14 Jun 2020 |
Linda | In reply to @sacerdos:matrix.org Does anyone know if there's a way to password protect Jitsi and have it still work with Riot, e.g. require username/password to host a meeting, but still allow Riot to use Jitsi as well? Is there a way to give Riot a Jitsi username? :-) https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/wiki/LDAP-Authentication
have fun hacking a custom build of Riot, I suppose
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Linda | and it'd be limited to Synapse, because only that has LDAP | 05:30:19 |
Linda | In reply to @sacerdos:matrix.org Does anyone know if there's a way to password protect Jitsi and have it still work with Riot, e.g. require username/password to host a meeting, but still allow Riot to use Jitsi as well? Is there a way to give Riot a Jitsi username? :-) * https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/wiki/LDAP-Authentication https://community.jitsi.org/t/wiki-ldap-authentication/30140
have fun hacking a custom build of Riot, I suppose
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