NodeBB v4.0.0 — Federate good times, come on!
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@julian Amazing stuff.
Congratulations!!
I have some questions, probably because I am still trying to understand this activitypub thing.1- If I write this reply here, that means is now public and can be read on other mastodon/activitypub servers/locations?
2- I saw people replying to you on another mastodon servers and their comments appear on the forum as replies, which is amazing, but, can they delete their messages on their mastodon server? And if they can, will that deletion be sent across and be removed from the database of this forum?
3- I also see that the people that replied, got an user and a profile on this forum, will they know about it? can they login and do something about that user? How do you identify "created social users" from "standard registered users" on your nodebb install?
Thanks!
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@julian Amazing stuff.
Congratulations!!
I have some questions, probably because I am still trying to understand this activitypub thing.1- If I write this reply here, that means is now public and can be read on other mastodon/activitypub servers/locations?
2- I saw people replying to you on another mastodon servers and their comments appear on the forum as replies, which is amazing, but, can they delete their messages on their mastodon server? And if they can, will that deletion be sent across and be removed from the database of this forum?
3- I also see that the people that replied, got an user and a profile on this forum, will they know about it? can they login and do something about that user? How do you identify "created social users" from "standard registered users" on your nodebb install?
Thanks!
@darkpollo I'll have a go at answering some of your questions, until something better comes along.
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Yes. Here's your reply on another server: link
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Yes. I tested out creating and then deleting stuff from a remote account, and this forum acknowledged both.
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Remote users don't get any privileges - their profile on this forum is just a text copy of the one they have on their own platforms. In terms of identifying local vs. remote (visually, at least), you can hover over users and see whether they have an '@' in their name. You could do the same programmatically, but I imagine that there's better ways.
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@freamon you got it all!
In addition, at least on NodeBB, when you tag someone remotely, the full handle appears (e.g. @[email protected])
You can tell local users from remote users in topics because they don't have a status (online, away, dnd, etc.)... They just have a little
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This is a game changer - really looking forward to further interactions.
@[email protected] are you going to just reply remotely from your forum from now on
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@[email protected] are you going to just reply remotely from your forum from now on
@[email protected] yeah, no need to visit nodebb anymore!
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Amazing work. Congratulations on this milestone!
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The comments are not visible on my web site.
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Sistem shared this topic on
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They appear on mine @cagatay but not on yours. Not sure why.
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this message from efelsefe.com
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@julian just a comment from Mastodon, to try
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so i can not see @morloi s comment on my own web site:
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@darkpollo I'll have a go at answering some of your questions, until something better comes along.
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Yes. Here's your reply on another server: link
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Yes. I tested out creating and then deleting stuff from a remote account, and this forum acknowledged both.
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Remote users don't get any privileges - their profile on this forum is just a text copy of the one they have on their own platforms. In terms of identifying local vs. remote (visually, at least), you can hover over users and see whether they have an '@' in their name. You could do the same programmatically, but I imagine that there's better ways.
@freamon
Thank you!That link with my reply redirects me here. Is there a way to read it somewhere else?
Maybe I need to connect with another activitypub account to read it there?@julian
It could make sense to change a little bit the design of the remote users vs the local users, so it is easier to identify. Now that I know that I need to look for the @ and is easier but most people won´t know that.I really love this new functionality. Thanks again!
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@darkpollo Oh, sorry. It turns out that that link worked because I'm logged in to defcon.social.
I've crowbarred your comment into my dev instance for PieFed instead: https://pythag.net/post/4695#comment_27962
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@phenomlab @cagatay long story short, it works, but this community is running NodeBB v4.1, which is slightly different. Should all work fine once v4.1 is released and everybody updates.
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@julian This is really awesome! Forum software federated with Fedi-Power! Cool stuff. I love it
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@[email protected] great. Thanks
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another thing: that image doesn't federate properly (seems like it's because it's a relative link)
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I've just installed a new instance of NodeBB and it works beautifully. Some questions:
- Is it possible for categories to follow Lemmy communities in their sync settings? I seem to be able to follow Lemmy communities, but the categories are stuck on pending.
- Same for NodeBB categories. Can I sync my own category with remote NodeBB categories?
Edit: the URLs stuck on pending are giving "invalid-id" errors in the log. As in invalid activitypub ids. I pasted the URLs of some Lemmy communities and NodeBB categories.
Edit 2: Found the topic about this. https://community.nodebb.org/post/102818
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