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Keycast Test

By NOstr February 19, 2025 · Edited February 19, 2025
Entwurf eines Artikels für roland@pareto.space mit dem Profil rohe@nostr.band unter Verwendung von Keycast (Login mit Bunker Connections-String)
Keycast Test

Mit “Bunker-Identität”
- Bilder lassen sich nicht auf Mediaserver uploaden
- Vorschau und Bearbeitung nicht möglich -> unpraktisch
- Veröffentlichung nicht möglich -> korrekt

Paradox
- Ansicht und Bearbeitung mit dem Profil rohe@nostr.band möglich
- in Entwürfen von roland@pareto.space nicht sichtbar -> Fehler

Resümee: Ziel mit dem gewählten Setting verfehlt

#keycast #bunker #connection string #key sharing
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