kilogram.makeup

2024-03-12 23:56:03

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emaxmax schrieb den folgenden Beitrag Tue, 12 Mar 2024 23:56:02 +0100

kilogram.makeup

Hello

kilogram.makeup doesn't work with #Hubzilla

You can check with this account, working on #Mastodon and #Misskey : @clemence_guette@kilogram.makeup

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2024-03-13 08:49:48

Jupiter Rowland

jupiter_rowland@hub.netzgemeinde.eu

Have you complained to the creator of kilogram.makeup yet?

Because this could be another case of someone building something largely only against Mastodon and not knowing that Hubzilla exists.

2024-03-13 10:28:54

cybrkyd

cybrkyd@so.pfm.cx

It's working for me. Add the account without the first '@' and it works. As per your example, add it as a connection like this:
clemence_guette@kilogram.makeup
and it connects.

2024-03-13 11:57:16

Der Pepe (Hubzilla) ⁂ ⚝

pepecyb@hub.hubzilla.hu

This is a fact that I have to point out again and again: Handles must always be used without the leading "@" in Hubzilla.

2024-03-13 12:13:42

emaxmax

emaxmax@hub.netzgemeinde.eu

@cybrkyd
Thanks!

Sorry for this thread.

2024-03-13 12:33:35

Der Pepe (Hubzilla) ⁂ ⚝

pepecyb@hub.hubzilla.hu

No need to apologise. This is the support forum after all... and this subtle difference (with the "@" on the handle) is nowhere near as well known as it should be. Nearly all other Fediverse services (except Friendica, streams, Hubzilla and related) use the "@" at the front of the handle. Presumably to distinguish them from email addresses. That's why you might think that Hubzilla channel names should have this too.

2024-03-13 18:59:45

cybrkyd

cybrkyd@so.pfm.cx

@emaxmax No apology required! That one got me as well :-)

2024-03-14 17:59:21

Altyr

altyr@socialcollective.network

@Der Pepe (Hubzilla) It should not be difficult for Hubzilla to detect this extra @ and try to connect without it after a failed connection

2024-03-14 19:45:38

Harald Eilertsen

harald@hub.volse.no

@Altyr We probably don't even need to wait for the connection to fail, I think. Just strip leading @ chars and look up the connection like normal.