This tutorial has incorrectly configured the mount for the persistence (I’m gonna check if I can submit a PR). But overall it’s a really good writeup 👍
I have almost zero practical knowledge about the Lightning Network. Yeah, I know the theory but now I’m staring into the wallet and I have no clue.
But I will figure this out 😀
It’s fun actually. My first job was the same. I knew something from school but I was totally lost at first. Practical knowledge. Trial&error.
This is my setup basically. CORS can be done better (maybe with some integrated directive) I guess. But Caddy’s documentation can be a bit chaotic :D
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hex737472616e676572.net {
root * /static
file_server
header {
Access-Control-Allow-Origin *
Access-Control-Allow-Credentials true
Access-Control-Allow-Methods *
Access-Control-Allow-Headers *
}
}
Yes. file_server functionality
If you haven't yet done NIP-05 identity verification, no need to jump on solutions that do it for you.
I've put together the simplest possible self-hosted NIP-05 verification setup I can think of. Just get the cheapest VPS you can, clone the repo, edit 2 files slightly, and run one command and you'll have an always-on, always up-to-date, properly certified NIP-05 identity endpoint:
https://github.com/sethforprivacy/easy-nip5
Detailed steps are all in the readme at the above repo.
Feedback welcome!
Nice writeup Seth! And for single-container setup you can use Caddy. It has automatic TLS too :)
It’s almost 6 months since I left twitter for good. I did not really care about Tony Stark as CEO but it just got to the point where I could not read my feed without getting sick.
Short statuses are really bad to make people understand your point. So they're not trying to make any.
Strong but shallow opinions only. That was my Twitter.
Never coming back.
And btw it takes only about 1 hour to create the private node. Documentation is pretty good I think (for the people doing similar stuff on daily basis)
NIP 05 configured (I guess). Need to study this part more in detail tomorrow.
Ok so this is actually really nice. I have my own relay with TLS configured, now I’m trying to figure out the NIPs. Finally some actually cool decentralized technology has been invented.