Hi everyone, I'm trying since quite some time now to build a matrix server however I'm always encoutering problems (tried via "docker ansible deploy" project but gace up because of an unknown error) and tried today what seemed a simpler way, via debian packages, so I installed synapse, set up a postres database and tried to see if it worked, it didn't.

For a reason I do not know, synapse ain't opening its 8008 port, it doesn't show up in the list when I sudo lsof -i -P -n | grep LISTEN and it's not iptables blocking it.

Systemctl tells me synapse is active and running.

My postgres database is ... normal ? I mean I just set up following the little guide in the synapse documentation and changed nothing else.

My yaml file is :

pid_file: "/var/run/matrix-synapse.pid"

listeners:

- port: 8008

tls: false

type: http

x_forwarded: true

bind_addresses: ['0.0.0.0']

resources:

- names: [client, federation]

compress: false

database:

name: psycopg2

args:

user: x

password: x

dbname: synapse

host: localhost

# port: 5433

cp_min:

cp_max:

log_config: "/etc/matrix-synapse/log.yaml"

media_store_path: /var/lib/matrix-synapse/media

signing_key_path: "/etc/matrix-synapse/homeserver.signing.key"

trusted_key_servers:

- server_name: "matrix.org"

Do someone has aldready encountered this ?

Thanks for any help, tell me if I did not give some important informations

Hi everyone,

Backstory : tried to install ansible-matrix-docker-deploy mutliples times, failed multiples times for a few hours, wanted then to throw it up and give up on it, started uninstalling everything related to the project.

Eventually uninstalled python in order to reinstall it thinking it would clean all the pip/pipx programs, it didn't. And after rebooting, I am away from home, trying to connect via ssh and all I get is : "Permission denied, try again."

Is there a known fix ? (if this is even a known issue :/ )

All I remember is apt removing python3 python-something packages and then just resintalling python3, then I restarted and didn't touch it until today. It is maybe important to say that everything is running fine (all docker images), only ssh looks like i'ts been broken in some way.

Thanks for any help

So I'm having a fairly simple setup for exposing a few of my services when needed, it looks like that :

y.x.com {

reverse_proxy :8096

}

The one thing I'm wondering is, am I missing something on not adding some encode xxzip or anything of that kind when defining my reverse proxies ?

Is it really useful or is it just good practice that I should put as soon as possible ?