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On 02/11/2012 02:53 AM, Daniel Bryan wrote:
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type="cite">I love the idea of GPG for WebID, though that's a much
deeper problem to solve than basic configuration so I reckon I'll
leave something like that alone for the moment :)
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<div>dyndns could be in the same boat, not sure.<br>
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<div>Getting Apache2 up and running with simple setup would be a
huge win, but its configuration is notoriously complex so I
don't feel comfortable trying to implement that first off.</div>
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The Apache config is no more complex than other alternatives. My
concern with apache is that it's a huge package and the FB is
designed to run on small, efficient computers. Why would we waste
extra cycles running Apache when we could use Nginx and get much
better performance and a smaller footprint?<br>
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<div>Personal XMPP servers might be a good candidate for a quick
win. Could incorporate some simple domain name setup, and some
kind of system that can verify that your box has ownership of
a particular domain that you want it to. Makes me wonder about
the scope here, really - should we then have forms for
creating accounts for friends? Should we integrate guides for
using stuff like OTR Chat? Do we also then give the user a
nudge in the installation of privacy-respecting chat clients
on their desktop or mobile?</div>
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question: would there be any possibility of funning the web<br>
server component on a desktop?</blockquote>
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<div>How do you mean? </div>
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