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Anthony Wang 2023-03-06 21:21:23 +00:00
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@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Next! My next challenge was to set up Nextcloud. Fortunately, ArchWiki has a [ni
Anyways, my biggest challenges still lied ahead. Matrix.
[Matrix](matrix.org/) is a great protocol. There's a nice [public homeserver](matrix.org/) that you can try and get your friends to sign up for. But still, it's public and owned by someone else. Plus, you can't run some bridges with it. So, that left me with the seemingly easy task of setting up my own homeserver.
[Matrix](https://matrix.org/) is a great protocol. There's a nice [public homeserver](https://matrix.org/) that you can try and get your friends to sign up for. But still, it's public and owned by someone else. Plus, you can't run some bridges with it. So, that left me with the seemingly easy task of setting up my own homeserver.
Way easier said than done. Installing the reference homeserver, Synapse, is straight up hellish. The ArchWiki was marginally helpful. The official documentation was too terse. It didn't make my life easier that I wanted to configure [delegation](https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse/blob/develop/docs/delegate.md) to run my homeserver on a subdomain but show as running on the main domain, but I finally found a [guide](https://ajl.io/matrix-synapse-server-setup-guide/) that would help me do it.