So now the K8s stuff has configuration examples for Synapse + Riot + mxisd + coturn, all runnable on your very own Kubernetes cluster - though with some manual tinkering required at the moment.Take a look: https://github.com/ananace/matrix-synapse
I've updated the Kubernetes configuration examples to include everything you need for a full Matrix stack; Synapse + Riot + mxisd - using the built-in K8s ingress
And + coturn of course, not to forget
t2bot.io is now running mautrix-telegram as the primary Telegram bridge. Feel free to join the other 10k users on the bridge and bridge your own Telegram group to your room: https://t2bot.io/telegram/.
For Docker fans: I've created a couple of Docker images (https://hub.docker.com/r/uhoreg/matrix-doc-build/ and https://hub.docker.com/r/uhoreg/matrix-doc-watch/ ) for building the Matrix spec HTML.
I'm packaging Circle IRC/Matrix client for Debian and backporting synapse to stable.
Dendrite updates for TWIM (before GSoC 2nd eval): This month we've got most of the federation APIs working on Dendrite. These are:On the same topic, anoa says:We still need to figure out pagination for backfill API.
On applications services, we've got a lot of APIs working, thanks to anoa. Authentication now acknowledges App services, though lot of other stuff is under review. I am eagerly waiting for it to land.
We've had a PR from fadeAce/dirichlet_zby for the server-side implementation of end-to-end encryption support in Dendrite. Will be looking forward to seeing that land as well.There is an explanation of the endpoints required for this in the CS API docs.
Encryption in matrix-python-sdk should now work fairly well.
The biggest parts to write were device tracking and key persistence. All the PRs are now opened, and the code is fully tested and documented.
It is possible to try out the implementation before it lands by referring to instructions written here.
Also a special thanks to poljar for some great work on new Olm bindings, which allowed the project not to get stuck with packaging issues.
Further work include encrypted attachments, device verification and key sharing.
This week in koma, we are improving the room info window used for viewing and editing the name, icon, and aliases of a room. In the upcoming release, user power levels will be taken into account, so that editing options will only be shown when the user has enough power.
We've just cut the next release candidate for Synapse: 0.32.0rc1.
The upcoming release focuses almost entirely on security; fixing federation bugs and adding new features for countering abuse.
Otherwise: