[Battlemesh] Messages to me on Matrix

Pedro pedro at cas.cat
Mon May 20 14:45:01 CEST 2024


Hi,

1. We did an error encrypting battlemesh room, but we did not did 
anything to avoid doing stuff not relevant. Looks like it is relevant 
because we reached the level of someone complaining publicly. So, 
someone please solve the problem just creating a new battlemesh room as 
part of battlemesh community/space in matrix, inviting everyone and 
renaming current one as old. If nobody does it, when I have some time I 
will do it myself.

2. No, you don't need an electron app to run the element thing, in my 
case, I use a specific firefox profile with pinned tabs for the chats I 
use [1]. By the way, signal is the only "app" that cannot be ran on 
browser, shame on them.

3. Continuing 2, there a lot of possible matrix implementations, Daniel, 
did you see this link? [2]

Cheers,
Pedro

[1]



[2] https://matrix.org/ecosystem/clients/

On 5/20/24 13:43, Kristoff via Battlemesh wrote:
>
> HI Daniel, all,
>
>
> Some advice for a co manager of a matrix-server of an organization.
>
> I have noticed that the room on matrix.org for battlemesh is 
> encrypted. This does -indeed- mean that if a user loose his/her 
> end-to-end encryption keys, they will lose access to these messages.
>
>
> On our server, although it is possible for public rooms to be 
> encrypted, we advice people who want to set up a room not to do that, 
> just to avoid the issues you have.
> In addition, you can ask yourself what is the additional value of 
> encrypting messages in a room that is public to anybody anyway, 
> Everybody can access the room and can see (and copy) all posts in the 
> room anyway.
>
> But, then, what we see a lot is that people start out with a limited 
> room with just a few users, where you might say that encryption might 
> make sense, and latter on decide to open up the room to everybody.
>
> It is not possible to disable encryption of a room where encryption 
> has been activated, so the most easy solution is simply create a new 
> room, notify everybody of the existence of the new room and disable 
> posting of a new messages in the old room.
> After -say- half a year, you remove the old room.
>
>
>
> Like any tool, matrix -or chat/discussion platform in general- 
> requires some experience. It's usually not something you do right the 
> first time.
>
>
> Hope this helps.
>
>
>
> Cheerio!
> Kr. Bonne.
>
>
> Op 30.03.24 om 00:28 schreef Daniel Golle via Battlemesh:
>> Hi everyone!
>>
>> I see that people are trying to send messages to me on Matrix [1].
>> Unfortunately, and not for the first time, my matrix client has lost
>> it's private key. Loading the stored key backup also doesn't seem to
>> work, or at least doesn't allow me to read those messages.
>>
>> I hereby declare that I cannot read messages on Matrix and will not
>> put any further effort into (again) recovering that account, just for
>> it to then (again) not to work after a longer period of not using it.
>> Storing private keys in cookies and not having a working option to
>> load them from disk 6 months after storing them, repeatedly,
>> disqualifies Matrix for me. Plus I'm not willing to run yet another
>> full-featured browser (Electron) jsut for yet another messenger.
>> I know that there are CLI clients, but they are basically head-less
>> browsers or bloatware written in Go and similar waste of RAM.
>>
>> tl;dr: If you want to reach me, please send emails.
>> Ask for my Signal username by email if you want perfect-forward-secrecy.
>>
>> [1]:
>> [Element] You have messages on Element in the battlemesh room...battlemesh
>> An encrypted message.
>> An encrypted message.
>>
>> View battlemesh athttps://matrix.to/#/!ujsqncWlAgAfpcmEMM:matrix.org/$171172164926071YVihD:matrix.org
>> An encrypted message.
>> An encrypted message.
>>
>> View battlemesh athttps://matrix.to/#/!ujsqncWlAgAfpcmEMM:matrix.org/$171172134626046OkqId:matrix.org
>> An encrypted message.
>> An encrypted message.
>>
>> View battlemesh athttps://matrix.to/#/!ujsqncWlAgAfpcmEMM:matrix.org/$171169101023443ziKPs:matrix.org
>> An encrypted message.
>> An encrypted message.
>>
>> View battlemesh athttps://matrix.to/#/!ujsqncWlAgAfpcmEMM:matrix.org/$171167509422588LWZst:matrix.org
>> An encrypted message.
>> An encrypted message.
>>
>> View battlemesh athttps://matrix.to/#/!ujsqncWlAgAfpcmEMM:matrix.org/$171166845220340PWfli:matrix.org
>> An encrypted message.
>> An encrypted message.
>>
>> View battlemesh athttps://matrix.to/#/!ujsqncWlAgAfpcmEMM:matrix.org/$171166747720288yvhwK:matrix.org
>> An encrypted message.
>> An encrypted message.
>>
>> View battlemesh athttps://matrix.to/#/!ujsqncWlAgAfpcmEMM:matrix.org/$171166739522197aPtUU:matrix.org
>> An encrypted message.
>> An encrypted message.
>>
>> View battlemesh athttps://matrix.to/#/!ujsqncWlAgAfpcmEMM:matrix.org/$171166671522122FfqZV:matrix.org
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