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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Am 4/5/2015 um 8:08 AM schrieb Melvin
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<div>Am 4/5/2015 um 2:36 AM schrieb Melvin Carvalho:<br>
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used Henry's server: <a
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It seems a bit heavy for a little box and
could probably be optimized a bit, but in
general it worked very well for us.<br>
I am interested in trying GOLD as well!
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<div>Thanks, I know that repo. <br>
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<div>Yes GOLD is compatible with LDP. It
passes all the tests on the spec. For those
that dont know LDP stands for "Linked Data
Platform". Linked Data is pseudonym for
semantic web / web of data / web3.0 etc.
The "Platform" is essentially a web server
that exposes a file server to the web, with
some meta data, modeled on the UNIX
principles. It became a W3C recommendation
about 1 month ago, and has about 10
different implementations, and an
interoperability test suite.<br>
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GOLD it also has a few other features such
as support for websockets, to allow realtime
updates, modular authentication, access
control lists and JSON LD. In some sense
it's pre guessing what will go into the next
version of the spec, but given that it's
coming from Tim Beners-Lee's team at MIT,
and Tim is director of the W3C those guesses
should be quite good ones.<br>
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<div>GOLD was a complete rewrite of the PHP
version, written in Go for performance and
async properties. It runs on a raspberry pi
quite well Im told. We're starting to see
the first alpha apps for this platform, and
Im encouraged. Apps are generally modular
100% client side JS apps, that can run from
any location, including your own storage /
file system, giving you extra control and
freedom. We'd like to converge with
friendly projects such as unhosted and
owncloud, and communication channels are
open, but realistically convergence takes
time. <br>
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<div>One thing I have not worked out for
freedombox is how to connect my storage to
the web e.g. using dynamic dns over https.
If anyone has a solution to this, or any
ideas, I'd be interested to hear.<br>
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</span> We re using PageKite, FreedomBox already
supports that.<br>
And once Let's Encrypt is ready, https shouldn't be a
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<div>Thanks, Im really excited about letsencrypt, as I
understand it we can test in around 1 month from now, so
currently Im slightly in waiting mode. <br>
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have the domain <a moz-do-not-send="true"
href="http://myfbx.com">myfbx.com</a> which I used
to run with HTTP with my freedom box using dyndns.
But now the server I run is on HTTPS and most dyndns
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<div>I'm slightly confused about how pagekite works with
HTTPS. On the site it says:<br>
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"<span
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period:<span class=""> </span></span><b
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days</b><span
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GB"<br>
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<div><span
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so I probably wont use 2.5GB in a month. But Im trying
to understand why is there a limit there, and is there
any way to avoid it? I dont mind paying for a service,
but just want to understand what im paying for...<br>
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PageKite is both the name of the software (open source), and the
name of the company offering you the software as a service.<br>
So instead of paying the company, you can also just run PageKite on
your own server for free, if you have one, and connect your
FreedomBox to it so it gets a public IP and DNS. <br>
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With HTTPS, the TLS connection can either terminate at the PageKite
server, or at your box, both is possible, the latter is obviously
preferable.<br>
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<div>Am 4/4/2015 um 6:05 PM schrieb
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We concluded the GETD
event this week:<br>
<a
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I brought several of my
CubieTruck-based
FreedomBox prototypes.<br>
It turned out to be not
so much a hackathon with
a lot of developers,
rather it was a smaller
gathering with
presentations and
workshops and people
from various
backgrounds.<br>
So unfortunately we
didn't really get to
work on any of the TODO
items that Sunil has put
together.<br>
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German startup <a
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href="http://jolocom.com/" target="_blank">Jolocom</a>, who convened the
event, showed a demo of
a mobile app where you
can navigate a
distributed semantic
data graph (using RDF /
Linked Data technology).<br>
So we installed a Linked
Data server on the
FreedomBoxes, and that
was the main focus of
the event.<br>
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<div>Sounds very
interesting, thanks for
sharing. I think linked
data is a good match for
freedombox. Which server
did you install, I've been
testing GOLD [1] quite
extensively lately, and am
pleased with the results.
Would love to hear your
impressions.<br>
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[1] <a
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-- GOLD -- Go Linked Data
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text="#000000"> We also
had participation from <a
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href="http://riot-os.org/" target="_blank">RiotOS</a>, with some
discussion how data from
the Internet of Things
could be controlled via
a FreedomBox.<br>
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I also had the pleasure
to meet with:<br>
- Greg who had
introduced us to <a
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href="https://github.com/okTurtles/dnschain" target="_blank">DNSChain</a>
on one of the recent
progress calls.<br>
- Ranga Krishnan of the
EFF, who pointed me to <a
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href="https://leap.se/" target="_blank">LEAP</a> as a candidate
technology for secure
messaging on FreedomBox<br>
- John Light who is
working on a <a
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href="https://bitseed.org/product/blockchain-node-developer-version/"
target="_blank">Bitcoin
box<br>
</a><br>
So once again it seems
clear how a FreedomBox
can potentially be used
for so many different
purposes.<br>
Therefore I think the
extensibility of Plinth
and package management
(as we discussed on the
last call) is becoming
more and more important.<br>
<br>
On Wednesday evening, we
were invited to a party
at the Internet Archive.<br>
I had the opportunity to
give a talk about
FreedomBox, see here for
the recording:<br>
<a
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href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YgOYjOGZuQ" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YgOYjOGZuQ</a><br>
<a
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</a>Next week I will be
at the Internet Identity
Workshop:<br>
<a
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