Lead dev of Libervia project (https://libervia.org), XMPP, Free Software and politics.
Développeur principal de Libervia.
| Libervia | XMPP |
| Python |
OK so e2ee contact are implemented in Libervia, only in the CLI for now. Here are 2 screenshots:
- in the first one contacts are retrieved and rendered for the terminal. We can see contacts and groups IDs and that they are encrypted (which is optional but default).
- in the second one we see what is stored on the PEP service, so what your XMPP server admins can see, an encrypted blob.
This is highly experimental.
I've just pushed Tor integration in Libervia (first step of the NLnet metadata reduction and serverless grant).
https://nlnet.nl/project/ServerlessXMPP/
This has been done thanks to the work of @meejah on `txtorcon` and of course of @torproject and the support of @nlnet and @NGIZero .
A thought for Lunar who is mentioned in the documentation of txtorcon (for doing the Debian package) and who passed away last year.
Another screenshot of the forum feature redesign. Here you can see a topic with the editor below, with the user doing a mention. There are some tags too.
There are still improvements to do, but it's really close to be usable.
Here is the capture of the tree-like hierarchy of pubsub nodes I talked about yesterday, but this time rendered as forum categories in Libervia web. I’ve added an "XMPP" category and set descriptions (all part of pubsub node metadata). All of this benefits from pubsub permission and subscription mechanisms.
Note that this is done thanks to the NLnet Email Gateway grant.
I've been working on implementing XEP-0496 (Pubsub Node Relationships) and XEP-0499 (Pubsub Extended Discovery) in Libervia to allow a tree-like hierarchy in pubsub nodes.
This is a big deal for many reasons, from better organisation to features which become possible (think about file sharing, forums, etc).
Oh les GKND que j'y avais acheté avec la geekette anarchiste en dédicace (coucou @gee ).
Ohlala ce que je viens de retrouver, c'est collector !
Here is a screenshot of the rich editor and extra recipients features that I've just pushed in Libervia web. A "forward" feature has also been added.
This is still XMPP messaging, those feature are specified (XEP-0297, XEP-0033, and rich content is currently using legacy XEP-0071 but will move to XEP-0394 in future).
Those feature will be specially useful with the email gateway, but work in any chat.
#Libervia #web #XMPP #rich #editing #features #email #gateway
As I don't think that I'll have time to make a video this week, here are some screenshots of the implementation. This is test, the fields and algorithm to calculate the score will improve with time and feedback.
I wanted to do that for years, and it's now done and specified thanks to @nlnet and @NGIZero .
Specification (to be improved with time) is at https://xmpp.org/extensions/inbox/data_policy.html .
This is very important informations that can now be checked at a glance.
