Lukas Matt

Why do you enforce ssl with the lib? Is this part of the specification? Otherwise I would say its up to the project implementation, no?

> Do you see benefits for using HTTP in production Fediverse software? no not really

It is for Arch running on raspberry, maybe it is helpful: http://blog.zauberstuhl.de/post/68113933741/intrusion-prevention-system-for-arkos-after

Very good point! I have probably lesser experience then you. I started something with the diaspora fork and qunit (https://github.com/diaspora/jsxc/tree/develop/test). But that hasn't evolved much, yet. In the next couple...

``` Testing http://localhost:3000/test/jsxc/jsxc_spec.html Browser does not appear to be WebRTC-capable FF. >> global failure >> Message: ReferenceError: Can't find variable: RTCPeerConnection ``` Just ran into this. Haven't debugged much yet...

agree with i18next. after I wrote you on diaspora I remembered why I haven't moved otr and strophe to bower; sulko touched the code. but it is still a valid...

All dependencies with the correct license is documented here https://github.com/diaspora/jsxc/blob/develop/dep.json Why is it blocking th debian package release? > Doesn't assets:precompile step do concatenation already? Many stuff is not available...

> I think jsxc upstream has the non-minified jsxc.dep.js I'll try to take it from there directly. not only upstream -> https://github.com/diaspora/jsxc/blob/develop/build/jsxc.dep.js > Is it true for all remaining dependencies?...

> can't we use rails-assets-jsxc directly unfortunately no, the dependencies are broken: https://github.com/jsxc/jsxc/blob/master/bower.json#L30

@balasankarc you probably haven't configured your certs here `conf/certs/` ?!