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        get Signal notifications via UnifiedPush

        Project homepage: https://github.com/mollyim/mollysocket

        Description

        MollySocket allows getting Signal notifications via UnifiedPush. It works like a linked device, which doesn't have an encryption key, connected to the Signal server. Everytime it receives an encrypted event, it notifies your mobile via UnifiedPush.

        Package information

        Ports path
        net/mollysocket
        Package architecture
        amd64
        Maintainer
        Christoph Liebender <christoph@liebender.dev>
        Categories
        net, lang/rust
        Available flavors
        None listed
        Excluded architectures
        sparc64

        Ports list build and test dependencies as well as runtime dependencies. pkg_add selects those needed for installation.

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        Library

        • databases/sqlite3

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        • devel/cargo-generate-vendor STEM->=1.1
        • lang/rust
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        +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
        | Running mollysocket on OpenBSD
        +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
        
        Scope of mollysocket
        ====================
        
        mollysocket is targeted at Signal users that want to use the Signal chat app on
        android without google dependencies. mollysocket itself is only a single part
        of a multi-program setup, some of which are optional.
        
        Required software
        -----------------
        
        For de-googling your Signal experience, as well as mollysocket, you will need:
        
        - Molly, a fork of Signal, installed from one of the official sources:
          https://molly.im/get.html
        - An UnifiedPush client app on the same android device. See https://ntfy.sh for
          reference. This will default to using the public ntfy.sh server for
          notifications. If you'd like to self-host that as well, net/ntfy is available
          in the ports tree.
        - An optional reverse-proxy setup in front of mollysocket, if you'd like Molly
          to be able to communicate with mollysocket. relayd can be used for this.
          Even if optional, this is recommended. Otherwise, you'd need to setup
          mollysocket in 'airgapped' mode. Refer to upstream documentation for this.
        
        Finish mollysocket install
        ==========================
        
        Before running mollysocket for the first time, you need to generate a VAPID
        key and append it to ${SYSCONFDIR}/mollysocket.conf. To do this, you may run:
        
        # sed -i "s|changeme|$(mollysocket vapid gen)|" ${SYSCONFDIR}/mollysocket.conf
        
        Since ${SYSCONFDIR}/mollysocket.conf now contains a secret, take care that
        permissions on that file stay restrictive.
        
        Reverse proxy in front of mollysocket
        =====================================
        
        By default, mollysocket listens to port 8020 on localhost for http
        connections and expects to have an external reverse proxy adding https.
        If using relayd, this snippet should get you started:
        
            table <mollysocket> { 127.0.0.1 }
        
            http protocol "wwwsecure" {
        	...
        	pass request quick header "Host" value "mollysocket.example.org" \
        	    forward to <mollysocket>
        	...
            }
        
            relay "https4" {
        	...
        	protocol wwwsecure
        	forward to <mollysocket> port 8020
        	...
            }
        
        Other reverse proxies can be used (nginx is common).
        
        Custom UnifiedPush endpoint
        ===========================
        
        The default option is to use the public endpoint run at https://ntfy.sh/.
        Others (public or otherwise) can be used; set "allowed_endpoints" in
        ${SYSCONFDIR}/mollysocket.conf.
        
        Post-setup steps
        ================
        
        After configuring mollysocket on your box, you need to setup the UnifiedPush
        notification backend in the Molly app. This will show a device ID which you
        can optionally set in "allowed_uuids" in ${SYSCONFDIR}/mollysocket.conf, preventing
        any other Molly user from using your mollysocket instance.
        

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