Today I tried #appwrite to detach from #firebase but I noticed that it was bad choice. Appwrite comes with traefik so you need 2 ports dedicated to it even if you have already a proxy like #caddy installed. By default the cloud functions are only executable if you set a specific header. The other solution is to configure a domain dedicated for the functions and change the name servers to appwrite.io own DNS servers. Note to self: use Appwrite only if I have a server and a domain exclusively for it.

#nostrhub got updated, nice to see 👍

Don't you use docker? I think docker is pretty safe. Of course independent hardware is always better but it also cost more.

I will share you my research: First, the OG Shipyard DVM, seems buggy and no longer maintened Second, the recent DVM, looks good but complex and do not support every kinds, not generic enough Third, mine, a scheduler DVM generic that work with any event and protect metadata. https://nostrhub.io/naddr1qvzqqqrcvypzpv3tq6c9rl2jx2tx4y6y5c6dj4krmse60a0vmjkea5gam3qjpfljqyw8wumn8ghj7mn0wd68ytfsxyh8jcttd95x7mnwv5hxxmmdqqxhxcmgv4j82mr9wgkkgand4wun9n

Hello, it was a mistake in the proxy, thanks for reporting. Also, I'm switching to host only one relay, every url are pointing to wss://relay.nmail.li

It's nice to see others people interested in running a bridge. Do you want to run a public bridge?

Yes, thank you for sharing this, it's fixed in thr version 0.12.5

Hello, first thanks you for your message, it helps make Nmail better. You had this questions because the uid.ovh bridge has a bug that allow anyone to send as anyone. It's now fixed. Actually, you can create any identity you want but the new identity may not work. If you want to use [email protected], people needs a way to resolve your npub. Either your npub is inside your address either people needs to as the bridge (uid.ovh) to resolve it. So an address can resolve to only one npub. What you have to do, go on the uid.ovh website and claim the address that you want, then you will be able to send and receive from it.