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[Joe_Crawford] I feel like I missed the addition of the "symbols" panel in GitHub, which shows all the functions in the class I wrote today: https://github.com/artlung/artlung-tilde-club/blob/main/public_html/WebmentionIoClient.class.php (I created a repo for my http://Tilde.Club page)
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Loqi tilde.club is "one cheap, unmodified Unix computer on the Internet." [1] It was set up by Paul Ford and is named after the tilde character that appears in the URL before the account name, e.g. http://tilde.club/~ford https://indieweb.org/tilde.club
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# [Joe_Crawford] Yeah, I tried it out in 2014 and it worked. It throws some odd warnings but it seems to work. I don't have it set up to update those webmentions in realtime but I can run a script to clear the cache or clobber the file and it'll work.
# [Joe_Crawford] It did occur to me to do them as a proper cgi-bin perl script but I didn't go that far.
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# [Joe_Crawford] and the discipline of html 2.0 is a lot of fun for me
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gRegor DNS may need to propagate, https://bsky-debug.app/handle?handle=kongaloosh.com looks like it's returning a DID starting with `zqo`, but the one on https://fed.brid.gy/web/kongaloosh.com starts with `7ph`
# gRegor Ohh, I see you have https://bsky.app/profile/kongaloosh.com. I'm not sure BridgyFed can work federating into an existing account like that. Bridgy Publish can, though. I have a similar setup and have used Publish for that.
# gRegor My understanding of these steps is that you're copying the DID from BF, adding it to your DNS, then you can DM the bridgy bsky bot to set your domain. https://fed.brid.gy/docs#bluesky-enhanced
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