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Sending messages with Pantalaimon seems to time out #33
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Other users are using it with Pantalaimon successfully. |
Damn! Ok, thanks for the heads up; I'll investigate my end! |
By the way, thanks for such awesome emacs packages! |
Thanks for the kind words. Please let me know what you find out. I might try using Pantalaimon myself eventually, but not anytime soon. |
@seanfarley Note as well that this might be an issue with transient, Emacs process-related problems I've been occasionally seeing in So if you do encounter any problems like this, please retry a few times, or even consider restarting Emacs, because it might be, somehow, an issue with Emacs's internal, process-related bookkeeping. Also, please let me know, if it happens again, whether your Emacs process is also running a lot of other processes unrelated to Ement.el. That might help understand whether this problem is related to that one. |
Ok, will do! I'll do some more testing of it tomorrow |
Actually, decided to debug it now ^_^ This is something weird with my setup. Everything works if I use |
What's |
Sorry, it's a command to Reading the help for https://github.com/matrix-org/pantalaimon/blob/master/docs/man/panctl.md |
Ah, thanks. Well, I guess we can close this then. Please let me know if you have any other trouble. |
No, thank you for your help! I think a big lesson to take away from this is to run |
Thanks to alphapapa & contributors for such an amazing Matrix client for Emacs. Combined with Beeper I now have all my social networks in one place: Emacs! We now include as much information as possible about E2EE set up in a separate file (e2ee.org) in order to: - Make up for the lack of documentation from Pantalaimon - Have a place to include tips & tricks about making it work - Have a place to direct users asking about E2EE in Ement.el (and suggesting them to submit updates/additions), like: - alphapapa#54 - alphapapa#60 - matrix-org/pantalaimon#157 - alphapapa#33 Fixes alphapapa#153
Thanks to alphapapa & contributors for such an amazing Matrix client for Emacs. Combined with Beeper I now have all my social networks in one place: Emacs! We now include as much information as possible about E2EE set up in a separate file (e2ee.org) in order to: - Make up for the lack of documentation from Pantalaimon - Have a place to include tips & tricks about making it work - Have a place to direct users asking about E2EE in Ement.el (and suggesting them to submit updates/additions), like: - alphapapa#54 - alphapapa#60 - matrix-org/pantalaimon#157 - alphapapa#33 Fixes alphapapa#153
Thanks to alphapapa & contributors for such an amazing Matrix client for Emacs. Combined with Beeper I now have all my social networks in one place: Emacs! We now include as much information as possible about E2EE set up in a separate file (e2ee.org) in order to: - Make up for the lack of documentation from Pantalaimon - Have a place to include tips & tricks about making it work - Have a place to direct users asking about E2EE in Ement.el (and suggesting them to submit updates/additions), like: - alphapapa#54 - alphapapa#60 - matrix-org/pantalaimon#157 - alphapapa#33 Fixes alphapapa#153
Thanks to alphapapa & contributors for such an amazing Matrix client for Emacs. Combined with Beeper I now have all my social networks in one place: Emacs! We now include as much information as possible about E2EE set up in a separate file (e2ee.org) in order to: - Make up for the lack of documentation from Pantalaimon - Have a place to include tips & tricks about making it work - Have a place to direct users asking about E2EE in Ement.el (and suggesting them to submit updates/additions), like: - alphapapa#54 - alphapapa#60 - matrix-org/pantalaimon#157 - alphapapa#33 Fixes alphapapa#153
Receiving messages seems to work (I can read encrypted messages, yay) but when I try to send a message nothing appears to POST. Is it possible you can test a pantalaimon instance on your own?
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