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+> We aim to publish all relevant infrastructure and configuration details to our community in a way that not only allows for easy access, but also allows for uncomplicated contributions.
+> We chose to use a self-hosted Git server to achieve this. Full repository access is possible through Gitea (https://git.com.de), there you may register for your own account, browse, contribute, and, if desired, also publish your own repositories.
+> For a quick-glance at only LibertaCasa specific repositories we employ a cgit instance on https://git.casa - if you only want to look, without editing anything, this is the perfect place to go, as it is blazing fast and easy to navigate.
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+Whilst connections with the regular I2P client are possible as well, we currently only provide instructions for I2Pd.
+Instructions for installing a distrubtion package for I2Pd or for compiling it from source can be found in its official documentation:
+ Distribution Packages and Building from Source
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+Distribution Packages should ideally create a "role user and a group"
+as well as provide an `i2pd.service` unit file to use with systemd where available.
+If you built the application from source, you might need to create these manually.
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Configuration for LibertaCasa IRC
+After installing I2Pd, edit or create the file /etc/i2pd/tunnels.conf.
+You might need to do this as root (i.e. sudo nano /etc/i2pd/tunnels.conf).
+Add the following section to the top of the file:
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+ [IRC-LibertaCasa]
+ type = client
+ address = 127.0.0.3
+ port = 6648
+ destination = fzsgc66e52ve5phrcktrekqtko423ihau42u72v4cfg6bg4osuda.b32.i2p
+ destinationport = 6667
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+Start and enable the I2Pd service:
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+ sudo systemctl enable --now i2pd.service
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+You should now be able to connect your IRC client with the following settings:
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+ IP address / Hostname: 127.0.0.3
+ Port: 6648
+ SSL/TLS: Off/Disabled
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+Nickname, Username and SASL password are the regular details you would use for connecting to LibertaCasa.
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+┬ ┌┬┐ ┬─┐ ┬─┐ ┬─┐ ┌┐┐ ┬─┐
+│ │ │─│ │─ │┬┘ │ │─┤
+┘─┘ └┴┘ │─┘ ┴─┘ │└┘ ┘ ┘ │
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+┌─┐ ┬─┐ ┐─┐ ┬─┐
+│ │─┤ └─┐ │─┤
+└─┘ ┘ │ ──┘ ┘ │
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+A community with multiple interconnected services which provides a safe space for the discussion and dissemination
+of various topics under the umbrella of Science, Philosophy, Politics and a general place to hang back and idle away.
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+There is a focus on supporting FOSS protocols.
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+You can also visit us over The Onion Routing protocol at our onion address.
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+Donts:
+======
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+ -Repeated harassment of any network user.
+ -Distribution of child pornography.
+ -Dealing of goods and using the network as a space for commericial operations.
+ -Any denial of service against the network or its users.
+ -Use of our network resources or services for malicious intent.
+ -Connecting to the network for any reason using a compromised machine, including as a proxy or loading trojans or bots.
+ -Unwanted advertisement of websites, IRC network, or channels (also known as spamming).
+ -Evading bans, either those placed by network staff or by individual channels.
+ -Impersonation of network staff or services.
+ -Connecting through open proxies.
+ -Any other behavior deemed inappropriate by network staff.
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+Services (Clearnet):
+===================
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+Communications:
+--------------
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+IRC | XMPP | Matrix | Jitsi Video Conferencing
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+Search Engines:
+--------------
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+SearX | YaCy
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+Others:
+------
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+Private Bin | Gitea | Cytube - Watch together
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+Services (Tor):
+==============
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+Communications:
+--------------
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+IRC
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+Search Engines:
+--------------
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+SearX | YaCy
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+Services (I2P):
+==============
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+Communications:
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+IRC
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+Contribute:
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+Check our /git info page or head directly to the main repository.
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+KiwiIRC Webchat | Gamja Webchat | Convos Webchat/Bouncer
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+Connection Details:
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+Hostnames are cryptographically cloaked so that your IP address information is not visible to others.
+It is still visible to server administrators.
+To connect configure your IRC client as follows:
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+Host: irc.liberta.casa
+Port: 6697
+SSL/TLS: True
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+If you would like to anonymize the connection against the administrators,
+you can access the network via
+1. TOR:
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+ Host: cr36xbvmgjwnfw4sly4kuc6c3ozhesjre3y5pggq5xdkkmbrq6dz4fad.onion
+ Port: 6667
+ SSL/TLS: False
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+Webchat via Tor is available through the links on the top - KiwiIRC will offer the best experience.
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+2. I2P
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+ Guide to setting up i2p here
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+ Use the samle configuration shown above.
+ Destination: fzsgc66e52ve5phrcktrekqtko423ihau42u72v4cfg6bg4osuda.b32.i2p
+ Port: 6668
+ SSL/TLS: False
+
+Account registration FAQ
+========================
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+1. How do I register my nickname / account?
+
+Use this command, substituting your desired password:
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+ /msg NickServ register mySecretPassword
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+You can also register on this page here
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+Once you register your nick it becomes your account name. It is the name with which you are expected to login.
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+2. How do I authenticate to my nickname?
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+You should enable SASL in your client.
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+ - If your client doesn't support SASL, then update to a good client!
+ - Alternatively, you can use the "PASS" method
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+3. What are the benefits of registering my nickname?
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+The primary benefit of nickname registration is that the server can act
+as an "IRC bouncer" on your behalf. Specifically:
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+ a. No one else will be able to use your nickname
+ b. If all your clients are configured to use SASL, they can all use the same
+ nickname (as though they were connected to the same ZNC instance)
+ c. Optionally, the server can keep you present on the server even if
+ you have no connected clients. To enable this, use the following command:
+ `/msg NickServ set always-on true`
+ d. You will be able to receive history playback.
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+For more information checkout the UserGuide and
+the Manual.
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+What's Matrix (official Website)
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+Connection Details:
+===================
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+The only fully featured Matrix client is Element. Our instance is available at https://element.liberta.casa.
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+After having created an account in Element, it is possible to connect other Matrix clients using the Homeserver address matrix.liberta.casa.
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+ This is being attempted to be resolved by a Single Sign On system. It is a work in progress with many services already having been integrated.
+ These are currently: IRC (opt-in), XMPP, Gitea, Etherpad, Confluence.
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+ Registering for SSO
+ =====================
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+ 1. Click here and then click on the "Manage" button.
+ 2. Fill up the fields and ensure the email is valid as it shall recieve a confirmation link.
+ 3. Click the "Register" link to complete the procedure and recieve the confirmation email.
+ 3. Once you Verify your account you can log into the sso-enabled services using the same credentials.
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Overview: XMPP is the Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol, a set of open technologies for instant messaging, presence, multi-party chat, voice and video calls, collaboration, lightweight middleware, content syndication, and generalized routing of XML data.
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+There are quite a few clients available. You can check the overview here.
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+You can use our XMPP server and federate to others by using your LibertaCasa SSO credentials.
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+JID: username@liberta.casa
+Password: your SSO password
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+Currently, you can use any XMPP/Jabber client to connect to the following server:
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+Host: xmpp.liberta.casa
+Port: 5222
+TLS/SSL: Enforced
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+Installing a desktop client, i.e. Dino or Gajim is recommended. Mobile client in the form of Android, i.e. Conversations, or iOS, i.e. Siskin, clients are viable options as well.
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+Alternatively, you can use the Converse.JS or Candy webchat, however keep in mind that those are both highly experimental services, making for an extremely rudimentary experience with no guaranteed functionality.
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