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My website uses a Fediverse-compatible app, https://fed.brid.gy/ to bridge between my website and the Fediverse.
I noticed that my Mastodon link in my profile was resulting in a 404 link, as I had set @www.jvt.me@www.jvt.me (which is a valid Fediverse profile), which Changelog redirects to https://www.jvt.me/@www.jvt.me.
(I've since set up a redirect to correctly point folks from there to a separate page)
This would also be useful for folks on different Fediverse tooling, but do not conform to the username -> URL remapping that Mastodon does.
For instance @ols@yeet.ols.wtf remaps to (404ing) https://yeet.ols.wtf/ols whereas Ols' profile page is at https://yeet.ols.wtf/u/ols.
This would allow folks to use Mastodon @ profile-to-URL remapping, or choose to use a full URL if they wanted.
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Is there a document somewhere that explains exactly how this all works? So that people can enter a "fediverse_handle" (which we use for programmatic @ mentioning sometimes) that we can reliably convert into a "fediverse_url" that doesn't 404 once in awhile?
I'm pretty sure https://webfinger.net/spec/ is the spec behind this - this allows you to take @www.jvt.me@www.jvt.me and that resolves the URL that the person is at
My website uses a Fediverse-compatible app, https://fed.brid.gy/ to bridge between my website and the Fediverse.
I noticed that my Mastodon link in my profile was resulting in a 404 link, as I had set
@www.jvt.me@www.jvt.me
(which is a valid Fediverse profile), which Changelog redirects tohttps://www.jvt.me/@www.jvt.me
.(I've since set up a redirect to correctly point folks from there to a separate page)
This would also be useful for folks on different Fediverse tooling, but do not conform to the username -> URL remapping that Mastodon does.
For instance
@ols@yeet.ols.wtf
remaps to (404ing)https://yeet.ols.wtf/ols
whereas Ols' profile page is athttps://yeet.ols.wtf/u/ols
.This would allow folks to use Mastodon
@
profile-to-URL remapping, or choose to use a full URL if they wanted.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: