sapka.pl is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.
This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.
Quote-posting your own posts is now allowed (do it by adding RE: https://example.com/you/post-id in its own line in a post body).
The Mastodon API can now be disabled by setting the mastodon_api directive to false in server.json (no need to compile it out).
Fixed a crash in chunked transfer encoding code (special thanks to Sergey Bronnikov for bringing this to my attention).
Tweak to JSON loading code to circunvent fmemopen() issues on Illumos / OpenIndiana systems (contributed by aleteoryx).
Mastodon API: Fixed error in voting code (contributed by uilebheist), more aggressive old data purging.
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Event type objects like those generated by Gancio or Mobilizon are understood and its special data (location, start / end time, etc.) shown.I've noticed from the snac(8) manpage that there's some support for Events in snac, and I've seen one post that had an "Event" tag attached to it. what's the current state of ActivityPub Events? are we able to create Events from snac?
I have two emoji,
and
, which I have updated since I first created them, but most servers haven't updated their caches.
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@p@hj.9fs.net
It's hard to believe that only after 3 months I'm already the 4th largest fediverse account and the 2nd largest snac account!
I love you!
EDIT: My follower count is hidden because of privacy concerns; here's a proof.
Accounts can be marked as cool; anytime a cool account posts something, a notification will be sent.
Fixed an issue in Direct Messages sent from the people page; these posts didn't explicitly mention the recipient, and that confused some implementations.
Fixed crash when sending an empty EmojiReact.
HTTP requests can now be forced to use IPv6 by setting the force_ipv6_requests configuration directive to true in server.json.
Fixed a socket buffering issue under OpenIndiana (contributed by aleteoryx).
Mastodon API: Added missing requested_by field in the relationships entrypoint (contributed by Uilebheist), implemented the followers entrypoint (contributed by Uilebheist), use Mastodon's RFC3339 format for markers (contributed by nowster), fixed posts with muted words not being filtered out, fixed editing of media alt texts.
Tweaked HTML to avoid elinks complaining about a missing '#top' fragment.
Fixed a bug that made deleting the notification email address impossible.
RSS timelines are now cached because fuckers hammer for them continuously (probably AI crap bots).
Added information to README.md on how to build and install on Illumos / OpenIndiana Hipster 2026.04 (contributed by aleteoryx).
Updated Russian, Brazilian Portuguese and Czech translations (contributed by koru, daltux, pmjv).
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@grunfink@comam.es what does it mean when mentions don't turn into links? (Maybe tags still work... #Snac #Snac2 )
snac(8) states that
Emoji values can also be URLs to image files; in this case, they will not be substituted in the post content, but added to the 'tag' array as an ActivityPub standard 'Emoji' object (it's recommendable that the Emoji key be enclosed in colons for maximum compatibility with other ActivityPub implementations, like e.g. :happydoggo:). These images can be served from an external source or from the static directory of the instance admin.I'm just wondering how to achieve this. At first I tried the following, thinking the search path would default to the
static directory:{
...
"nixos": "nixos-logo.png",
}
however, it did not work; is the right way to go about this using a file:// URL schema?@nowster That's a #snac bug. The marker should be returned as a Datetime, documented here: https://docs.joinmastodon.org/api/datetime-format/#datetime. Based on the error message it looks like it's returning $milliseconds.$nanoseconds since the epoch.
I've reported this as https://codeberg.org/grunfink/snac2/issues/659.