i wrote a blog post about setting up a compliant ejabberd server. i haven’t really written something like this before so apologies if there are mistakes, i followed the guide myself on a clean server and it seems correct but as we all know ‘works on my machine’ is usually not enough
I’m more of a prosody enjoyer but the guide seems to be well written and your website looks great! really refreshing compared to those corporate copycat blogs.
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I’m more of a prosody enjoyer but the guide seems to be well written and your website looks great! really refreshing compared to those corporate copycat blogs.