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Sending Jabber/XMPP Messages via HTTP
- giancarlostoro 7mo ago> We are installing Prosody IM, the community modules and certbot (to get certificates). My understanding is that certbot is part of letsencrypt which is going to eventually make it so you cannot use XMPP certs or did I misunderstand this? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46950780 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46950780
- inputmice 7mo agoThe blog post you are referencing explains the changes the XMPP community has to do to keep up with what Lets encrypt did. TLDR: People just need to upgrade their servers.
- basemi 7mo agoSe also Apprise https://appriseit.com/services/xmpp/ https://appriseit.com/services/xmpp/
- rainingmonkey 7mo agoDoes anyone have any examples of using this in the wild? I have fond memories of IRC channels full of all sorts of bots; the Matrix and XMPP rooms I've seen don't seem to have nearly as many fun automations.
- 0cf8612b2e1e 7mo agoI assume something of this nature will be wired up for LLM Claws. Stick the claws into some IRC like channel, but they only have to talk HTTP, so there is less backend work required for the integration.
- gogasca 7mo agoThe world was a better place with Jabber/xmpp where we could setup our messaging system and don't rely on closed systems like we do today as Whatsapp, Telegram, iMessage, etc. iirc Google deprecated support for it in Google voice long time ago which marked its declined
- jumpingpants 7mo agoThis is fantastic. Easier automated notifications to my XMPP account.