servuscms/servus

Self-contained CMS & Personal Nostr Relay

servus's Issues

Cannot intialise after build

-bash: ./servus/target/release: No such file or directory

Cannot get to initialise, it has been built with musl

Add atom support

Can servus work seamlessly with zola?

zola is a static site generator, but also rust-powered, even the template engine is the same as servus - tera. Is it possible to find a way make servus work seamlessly with zola?

I mean it is a very user-friendly feature to adapt to 3-party tools.

Error { kind: Msg("Variable `page.date` not found in context while rendering 'post.html

Servus :)

I stuck at following message:

$ ./target/debug/servus dev
Found site: servus.page
Loading layouts...
Loaded 3 templates!
thread 'main' panicked at 'called `Result::unwrap()` on an `Err` value: Error { kind: Msg("Failed to render 'post.html'"), source: Some(Error { kind: Msg("Variable `page.date` not found in context while rendering 'post.html'"), source: None }) }', src/main.rs:1034:37
note: run with `RUST_BACKTRACE=1` environment variable to display a backtrace

I copied the contents of the hidden .servus folder into the servus.page folder and edited the _config.toml. Was this right? My structure looks like this:

Limit access to special files/directories

Should not be able to access these...

• posts/
• pages/
• templates/
• config.toml
• .git/
• ... ?

Set port and disable HTTPS (HTTP only mode)

Hello there!

I have been trying to find a way to "host" my own Nostr blog and stumbled over this while browsing awesome-nostr. So I immediately cloned and compiled it on my server - all good so far. But I couldn't seem to find a hint in the README about how to disable HTTPS support. Reason being that I already use Caddy and take advantage of it's auto-provisioning for certs with HTTP and DNS (CloudFlare) challenge and storing them in Redis to link another Caddy instance to the same certs.

Hence I would like to know how to do this. :) The rest is easy; I can "change" the location of the sites folder by setting PWD in my SystemD unit - though it'd be nice if the base path could be specified in the future.

Thank you for your hard work!

Kind regards,
Ingwie

Add SEO tags

My experenice in trying servus preview, posting and SSL errors

I've found Servus on Nostr awesome repository. I was interested in checking it and I had to compile it to see what I'll get. I'm documenting my experience and suggestions.

No Live version or a Screen shot

For a web tool a user would benefit from seeing a live version or screenshot, I had to compile it to know what I'll get. I've seen a very simple html only page that I recorded but was unsure if I did something wrong.

What I see currently:
https://github.com/ibz/servus/assets/411046/94471f10-ca5c-4448-8dd0-8875debffe66

SSL configurations

I've tried to run the server on port 443 as I thought the release version may render with some style but I got:

{"level":50,"time":1684213368898,"msg":"tls error","error":"received corrupt message"}
{"level":40,"time":1684213378319,"msg":"Sending fatal alert AccessDenied"}

When I visit after server launch I see the following error in browser:

Error code: SSL_ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED_ALERT

Logs shows:

{"level":40,"time":1684213597783,"msg":"Sending fatal alert AccessDenied"}
{"level":50,"time":1684213597783,"msg":"tls error","error":"unexpected error: no server certificate chain resolved"}

I was testing locally so I thought it might need a live server with domain setup to get letsencrypt certificate but that was not clear in the documents, it actually says you only have to setup email.

How to post?

It says that I can use some compatible Nostr clients to post but how do I connect the client to my post, how does that work with relays. Is there away to post directly from Servus. I hope that documentations covers it.

Is it possible to chat with developers?

I suggest adding a communication method or have group for discussions related to this tool

I was happy to see a Rust tool for Nostr blogging and I hope it would be easier to test and examine for who's interested.