Peter Gerstbach

Thanks for your help! > Does the import seem to run through normally, or fail before it finishes? No errors, it seems all fine. BTW: Great importer using small jobs....

Okay, I think I found the error. In episodes that do not work, the post-id of the new installation does not match with the post-id in the exported podlove file....

I understand perfectly well, thanks for your efforts so far! Since my target installation is not a fresh Wordpress: Do you have any ideas for a workaround? Search and replace...

I do like the idea of inbound fees very much. It only doubles gossip (if I am correct) but would really increase the network's ability to find an optimal equilibrium....

I suppose this proposal (inbound fee, not pairwise) would have linear impact on routing, right @renepickhardt?

> Public / private key pairs is pretty well known terminology for many folks who are well versed in technology. Since it's already in the NIP, I feel like that...

I just checked my relay for reports and I only found reports on notes that are not even stored on my relay. Wouldn't it make sense to recommend in this...

Yes, I have the same lines always at the same time, there is an error. It is always a HTTP 101 protocol switch with payload 4 bytes: `x.x.x.x - -...

I just tried to debug it with Damus in XCode: I was able to create this RSV1 error within nostream a few times, but I could not find out in...

The socket is created using the following line: `let socket = WebSocket(request: req, compressionHandler: .none)` https://github.com/damus-io/damus/blob/795577a0a1065dee1ba74040f9ce109d659f1826/damus/Nostr/RelayConnection.swift#L24 I have never programmed Swift, but "compressionHandler: .none" indicates no compression to me!