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# -*- ispell-local-dictionary: "english" -*- |
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* Usage |
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** compose declaration |
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No options are needed. |
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#+begin_src yaml |
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bluesky: |
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charm: bluesky ## line is optional if your service name is "bluesky" |
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#+end_src |
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You might have to configure the domain, if you didn't do it already in |
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the frontend service configuration with a service-map. |
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#+begin_src yaml |
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bluesky: |
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charm: bluesky ## line is optional if your service name is "bluesky" |
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relations: |
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web-proxy: |
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apache: |
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domain: bsky.mydomain.org |
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#+end_src |
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You probably should also make sure that ~smtp-server~ relation is fulfilled if |
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you want to be able to verify emails, you could for instance use ~stmp-stub~ to |
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provide settings for an external SMTP service: |
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#+begin_src yaml |
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bluesky: |
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charm: bluesky ## line is optional if your service name is "bluesky" |
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# ... |
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myemail: |
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charm: smtp-stub |
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options: |
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port: 25 |
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connection-security: none # "none", "starttls", "ssl/tls" |
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auth-method: none # "none", "password" |
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user: myuser |
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password: mypassword |
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#+end_src |
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** request a new invite |
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To be able to add account, you need to create new invites from your |
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PDS to give to people to create accounts. |
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#+begin_src sh |
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compose new-invite bluesky |
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#+end_src |