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Sadly 4GB is all I have. On the other hand, I was expecting the bridges to me more like Bitlbee which maps personal accounts to IRC rooms. Matrix bridges seem
by ulzeraj 6y ago
Sadly 4GB is all I have.
On the other hand, I was expecting the bridges to me more like Bitlbee which maps personal accounts to IRC rooms. Matrix bridges seem to be more like syncing the content of a room to another.
- MayeulC 6y agoThere are multiple kind of bridges in Matrix: https://matrix.org/docs/guides/types-of-bridging https://matrix.org/docs/guides/types-of-bridging It sounds like you'd want puppet bridges. Each of your conversations on the remote side has a corresponding room, and what you say in that room is forwarded by the bridge trough your remote account. You could try out dendrite.matrix.org as a homeserver (btw, dendrite would nicely fit into these 4GB). Most bridges need admin access to the server though, if you want to host them yourself. t2bot.io hosts a few you'd be able to use with your own dendrite, though it hits capacity problems at times. Finally, you could try to make synapse leaner by not joining big rooms with hundreds of federating servers. There is a max_complexity (something like it) setting for that use case.
- MayeulC 6y ago> t2bot.io hosts a few you'd be able to use with your own dendrite I meant with dendrite.matrix.org. I suggest anyone with their own server should self-host their bridges, for performance and privacy/security.