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About #XMPP and #Email services:
@wpn `woodpeckersnest.space/eu` is running #Prosody with #conversejs webchat and #biboumi #IRC gateway for xmpp, and #Postfix #Dovecot #spamd #Roundcube for email, on #Debian Stable.
We also have an encrypted mailing list powered by #Schleuder
Services list and status: https://health.woodpeckersnest.space/
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Since a while #prosody trunk supports receiving already listening sockets, i.e #systemd socket activation.
This allows e.g. #biboumi to connect before Prosody is entirely ready to handle component connections.
No more retrying repeatedly and giving up completely before Prosody is fully started!
Could also be used to start Prosody on demand when a client (or server) connects.
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@Samsy @arbocenc #XMPP can run bridges (called "Transports" or "Gateways" in XMPP terms) since the early ages. And nowadays, there are modern ones with tight integrations: #Slidge being a flagship (including a #Matrix gateway), and I'm myself working on ActivityPub gateway and soon a email one with #Libervia. #Cheogram is also working on SMTP gateway. And #Biboumi is the flagship #IRC gateway.
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@samebchase@fantastic.earth Hehe, I thought as much.
For my actual client usage I'm actually using the #XMPP client @gajim@fosstodon.org with #Prosody as the server and #Biboumi as the gateway, which works pretty well. I dislike browser clients because, well, let's be honest, webbrowsers are all awful these days. #XMPP however is quite mature and has good standards for making bridges, and there's several decent clients available for pretty much any platform you can imagine. It's a bit like #Matrix but not shit in every aspect.
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@adam @nicoco Seeking other #XMPP bridges? Consider:
- #Slidge: https://slidge.im/core/ - current flagship of XMPP bridges
- #spectrum 2: https://spectrum.im/ - older, compatible with many Pidgin plugins (details: https://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/ThirdPartyPlugins)
- #Biboumi: https://biboumi.louiz.org - best for #IRC
- #Libervia: https://libervia.org - for #ActivityPub (I'm the lead dev). Now stabilizing.
slidge.imSlidge documentation
One could set up a domain, i.e. somerandom.chat, that serves primarily over #IRC but can be accessed via XMPP or Matrix. XMPP access can be granted by setting up #Biboumi with the "fixed_irc_server" setting configured to the same domain. Matrix access can be done the same way Libera.chat has done it: set up a homeserver and configure a bridge appservice.
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@tomxcd
Sorry, its called #biboumi, and I really like to use it. And unlike a matrix bridge, it works just like an irc bouncer and participants will not even notice you're not using an irc client.
https://biboumi.louiz.org/
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@mdosch
Oder wenn ne Brücke gibt die den Namen verdient.. Wie der #biboumi #irc transport von #xmpp.
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So #matrix isn't set up with #libera yet, but a kind soul on IRC reminded me that #biboumi exists, and tipped me off that disroot has one running.
I'll set that up instead of waiting for a matrix.org bridge, and I'll do an #HPREp on the steps required with Conversations and a SASL login to libera. It's going to involve using a second XMPP client that supports XEP-0050.
I'll set that up instead of waiting for a matrix.org bridge, and I'll do an #HPREp on the steps required with Conversations and a SASL login to libera. It's going to involve using a second XMPP client that supports XEP-0050.
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