Public domain federated communications server. Provides a feature rich ActivityPub and Nomad communication node.
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.gitignore add reddress to profile - but all is not as it seems. Copy to clipboard is blocked because it isn't really a reddress and won't work if you copy it and try and use it somewhere. We should really convert the symbol back to '@' on copy and allow it to be copied, but this isn't as easy as it sounds and is left as an exercise for the community. If we just allow it to be copied we'll get a lot of bugs that making friends doesn't work. It does, but that isn't a legitimate reddress and even if we made allowances for it, Diaspora and Friendica and other webfinger based services wouldn't and would just say it can't be found or it's an illegal address. So if we block copy we'll just get bugs that it can't be copied. Eventually somebody will see this checkin and take it on themselves to figure out how to fix the address when copied to clipboard and then allow it to be copied. And there will be joy. 2015-03-07 23:35:56 -08:00
.htaccess cherry pick pull request #544 2014-07-24 19:07:04 -07:00
boot.php Merge https://github.com/friendica/red into pending_merge 2015-03-29 16:05:24 -07:00
index.php automated warning after a few days if poller is dead 2015-03-02 18:02:06 -08:00
LICENSE the yearly license update 2015-01-07 18:03:36 -08:00
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version.inc just a test, please do not try to implement this as there are severe security issues 2015-04-30 17:52:34 -07:00

Make Hubz with Hubzilla

Hubzilla

What are Hubz?

Hubz are general-purpose websites built with Hubzilla. Every website member can create their own unique website or social space to suit their needs and personality, and these can all interact.

But we don't stop there. Hubz all over the internet "magically" connect together into very large (or "internet-scale") social networks, websites, and communities; and these can all interact.

It just works.

When connected with other Hubz, permission to access the things you publish can extend to anybody in the Hubzilla network. So my Hubz can easily and securely share private stuff with your Hubz. Photos, spreadhseets, web pages, anything - anybody. This does not require another account or a password to access the private stuff.

It just works.

Hubzilla is open source and built on PHP/MySQL/Apache (Mariadb or Postgres and Nginx could also be used, we're pretty easy).

Hubz are

  • decentralised
  • social
  • privacy-enabled (privacy exclusions work across the entire internet to any registered identity on any compatible Hubz)
  • optionally inter-networked with other hubs

Possible website applications include

  • decentralised social networking
  • personal cloud storage
  • managing organisational communications and activities
  • small business websites
  • public and private media/file management and access
  • blogs
  • event promotion
  • feed aggregation and republishing
  • forums
  • pretty much anything you can do on a traditional blog or community website, but that you could do better if you could easily connect it with other websites.

Hubzilla members can also interact to varying degrees with several independant social networks such as Diaspora, Redmatrix, and Friendica; and can cross-post published items to a large number of other social and communication providers via plugins.