Norman Rasmussen wrote:
So the question is, can I get my non-public registration server onto the map? I think this is a useful idea because is shows your server as part of the federation, even if signups are non-public.
Agreed.
I assume the best way to do this would to pull the xmpp federation's atom feed (with geolocation info!), and then I can just add my server to the list there.
Short answer: yes. Long answer...Currently, JabberMaps uses the old data feed for open-registration servers located at http://www.jabber.org/network/ (supplemented with the uptime data provided by jabbernet.dk and geolocation information added by the JabberMaps folks). I plan to phase out the /network/ feed and replace it with the data at xmpp.net as soon as we get an automated service discovery and uptime bot working at xmpp.net. The intent is that xmpp.net will provide a list of all servers that are publicly committed to federation, and we will distinguish subsets of those servers such as "federated servers that allow in-band registration" and "federated servers that do TLS for s2s".
Peter -- Peter Saint-Andre Jabber Software Foundation http://www.jabber.org/people/stpeter.shtml
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