solid/node-solid-server

https://github.com/solid/node-solid-server

Matthias Evering

@ewingson

solidweb.org will be down for est. 10 min to renew certs

Matthias Evering

@ewingson

solidweb.org certificates renewed

Jasper

@jasp3rb

Try to set SOLID_MULTIUSER=true. I do not know SOLID_SERVER_NAME only SOLID_SERVER_URI

That worked thanks. If I register I see the user is added to /opt/solid/data.

Then secondly, is there another way maybe to edit the .well-known/openid-configuration? This is what it looks like now, but it should be like this right?

aveltens

@aveltens:matrix.org

[m]

Yes your assumption is correct. It works on my server, see https://angelo.veltens.org/.well-known/openid-configuration, which I achieved by setting SOLID_SERVER_URI, so this should work...

My wild guess is, that you perhaps configured it wrong on first boot and the openid-configuration got created with wrong values, so you might try recreating the container & volumes from scratch

Jasper

@jasp3rb

Ohh yes that might be the problem, though apparently I hit the letsencrypt rate limit so I'll have to try later

Alain Bourgeois

@bourgeoa

Following solid/team#24 https://github.comm/solid/node-solid-server and related repos have been moved to a new github organization https://github.com/nodeSolidServer/.
Old links should be redirected.

Emelia Smith

@ThisIsMissEm

Are there any plans to implement support for If-None-Match? inrupt/solid-client-js#146

Matthias Evering

@ewingson

google (gmail) turns third-party-app-emails into insecure and deprecated on 2022-05-30. I've updated solidweb.org to use https://sendgrid.com for password recovery and notifications.

Sarven Capadisli

@csarven

solid/process#288

Michiel de Jong

@michielbdejong

Hi! Can someone give me access to create branches on https://github.com/nodeSolidServer/node-solid-server please? That would make it easier to run the tests on my PR

(using https://github.com/nodeSolidServer/node-solid-server/pull/1693/commits/29489d1e1f8c61207b7f676f46ebd2f5b0875816 for now)

Alain Bourgeois

@bourgeoa

@michielbdejong can you check your mail ? You should have received an invitation to join nodeSolidServer organization I did it a few weeks ago and again today.

Michiel de Jong

@michielbdejong

Ah thanks! Yes, I was able to see both emails now

Michiel de Jong

@michielbdejong

I can see I'm a member of the org now, but still seeing a 403 when trying to push a branch

Michiel de Jong

@michielbdejong

ERROR: Permission to nodeSolidServer/node-solid-server.git denied to michielbdejong.

Alain Bourgeois

@bourgeoa

Can you check now I change permissions from Read to Write. Is it OK

Michiel de Jong

@michielbdejong

Yes! Thanks

Emelia Smith

@ThisIsMissEm

@bourgeoa hey, any ideas why an NSS instance would print this? "Only HTTP(S) protocols are supported"

Jeff Zucker

@jeff-zucker

@ThisIsMissEm - sounds like an rdflib message, what URL/request caused it?

Emelia Smith

@ThisIsMissEm

I'm seeing messages in logs like:

termType: 'NamedNode',
   classOrder: 5,
   value: 'mailto:<some email

and then the message above

Wondering if maybe it could be foaf being down that's causing this?

Alain Bourgeois

@bourgeoa

I think it is done by mashlib. Refactoring is still on going and some logs have been added.

Jeff Zucker

@jeff-zucker

Hmm, I've never seen a mailto address in an error message. And you didn't put in any mailto URL? odd.

Alain Bourgeois

@bourgeoa

These are the messages I was thinking of. Same on CSS

(Logged in as <https://bourgeoa.solidcommunity.net/profile/card#me> by authentication)
SolidLogic.js:117 loadProfile  me  m {termType: 'NamedNode', classOrder: 5, value: 'https://bourgeoa.solidcommunity.net/profile/card#me'}
SolidLogic.js:117 loadProfile  me  m {termType: 'NamedNode', classOrder: 5, value: 'https://bourgeoa.solidcommunity.net/profile/card#me'}
SolidLogic.js:152 loadPreferences cache  {profileDocument: {…}, preferencesFile: {…}}
SolidLogic.js:117 loadProfile  me  m {termType: 'NamedNode', classOrder: 5, value: 'https://bourgeoa.solidcommunity.net/profile/card#me'}
SolidLogic.js:152 loadPreferences cache  {profileDocument: {…}, preferencesFile: {…}}
SolidLogic.js:117 loadProfile  me  m {termType: 'NamedNode', classOrder: 5, value: 'https://bourgeoa.solidcommunity.net/profile/card#me'}
SolidLogic.js:117 loadProfile  me  m {termType: 'NamedNode', classOrder: 5, value: 'https://bourgeoa.solidcommunity.net/profile/card#me'}
SolidLogic.js:152 loadPreferences cache  {profileDocument: {…}, preferencesFile: {…}}
SolidLogic.js:117 loadProfile  me  m {termType: 'NamedNode', classOrder: 5, value: 'https://bourgeoa.solidcommunity.net/profile/card#me'}

Michiel de Jong

@michielbdejong

@bourgeoa can you review nodeSolidServer/node-solid-server#1693 please?

Emelia Smith

@ThisIsMissEm

hmm, it looks like NSS may not actually allow you to set the DEBUG environment variable to specify log level, as in the start script it does require('debug').enable('solid:*') which overrides the env variable

Emelia Smith

@ThisIsMissEm

Also, out of curiosity, is there a reason why NSS doesn't have a standard http logger setup? e.g., https://github.com/expressjs/morgan so you can see requests and response status codes

Matthias Evering

@ewingson

solidweb.org and solidweb.me will both go down for est. 10 min to renew certs

Matthias Evering

@ewingson

solidweb.org and solidweb.me both up and running again

Christoph Braun

@uvdsl

Hi all,
I am currently trying to HTTP PATCH a JSON-LD file on NSS but I get a 409 no matter what.
The PATCH is fine, it works with a turtle file that has the same information (RDF statements) in it as the JSON-LD file.
Does patching JSON-LD work at all?

(The NSS instance is solidweb.org)

Matthias Evering

@ewingson

@uvdsl best person for this might be @bourgeoa

3 replies

Alain Bourgeois

@bourgeoa

@uvdsl to my knowledge it should work.
I'm not working with JSON-LD files very often. I looked at the tests and non appear to include JSON-LD.
There is an issue with JSON-LD when parsing a blank node. linkeddata/rdflib.js#555
Could you open an issue in NSS with details on the PATCH file , JSON-LD file. I shall try to test on my side.

Emelia Smith

@ThisIsMissEm

Might be good for someone from the NSS team to reply to this, I think it's correct, but I'm not certain: https://forum.solidproject.org/t/api-for-creating-solid-pods/1933/4?u=thisismissem

(I believe what's described is what I was previously told, but as I haven't done it I'm not certain)

Christoph Braun

@uvdsl

Hi @bourgeoa, thank you so much again.
I have documented my issue in nodeSolidServer/node-solid-server#1694 .
There are no blank nodes in that file. At most, a relative URI. ;-)
Thank you for your support!

Emelia Smith

@ThisIsMissEm

Hi all, I've just noticed that NSS won't serve an application/ld+json resource as application/json, even though they compatible; would this be considered a bug in NSS?

1 reply

Jeff Zucker

@jeff-zucker

This works to retrieve json from jsonld. I don't know of any spec that says Solid Servers should serve json.

 let r = await fetch(z.uri,{headers:{Accept:"application/ld+json"}});          
  console.log(await r.json());

^^ Works against NSS

MarienL1995

@MarienL1995

Hi, has anyone ever made an attempt deploying the NSS on a Kubernetes cluster hosted on EKS Fargate ? Having trouble with the SSL certificates.

Matthias Evering

@ewingson

@MarienL1995 standalone NSS or combined with a webserver like Apache or Nginx ? unfortunately our Docs touch only CSS actually (the nss docs were considered deprecated due to the fact CSS is the successor) but nevertheless, you may want to look at https://solidproject.org/self-hosting/nss or https://solidproject.org//self-hosting/css/nginx or https://solidproject.org/self-hosting/nss/apache or https://gist.github.com/ewingson/c6e97a996aa51eac9f7fd1b7eaf14dc4

MarienL1995

@MarienL1995

Standalone behind an Application Load Balancer Controller

Matthias Evering

@ewingson

hmm

daraujo-liberson

@daraujo-liberson

Hello, I have a question about how to make a patch in n3 in the resource below. I need to change the 'vcard:locality' predicate and I don't know how to write the patch. I haven't seen examples with blank nodes.

@prefix : <#>.
@prefix rdf: http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#.
@prefix vcard: http://www.w3.org/2006/vcard/ns#.
@prefix vcards: </./>.

vcards: test
a vcard:VCard;
vcard:adr
[
vcard:Work;
vcard:locality "WonderCity";
vcard:postal-code "5555";
vcard:street-address "33 Enterprise Drive"
].

@jeff-zucker can you help me? :-)

Jeff Zucker

@jeff-zucker

@daraujo-liberson - given

@prefix : <#>.
@prefix vcard: <http://www.w3.org/2006/vcard/ns#>.

[] a vcard:Individual; vcard:fn "Foo".

This patch changes the name of the blank node :

  @prefix solid: <http://www.w3.org/ns/solid/terms#> .                                  
  @prefix vcard: <http://www.w3.org/2006/vcard/ns#>.                                    
  <> a solid:InsertDeletePatch ;                                                        
  solid:where {?card a vcard:Individual.};                                              
  solid:deletes {?card vcard:fn "Foo".};                                                
  solid:inserts {?card vcard:fn "Bar".}.

daraujo-liberson

@daraujo-liberson

@jeff-zucker thanks! Please, would you know if there is any library that, given two resources, generates a patch command?

Jeff Zucker

@jeff-zucker

Sorry, no, I don't know of any such libraries.

daraujo-liberson

@daraujo-liberson

OK. thank you so much!

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