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You may be able to map /.well-known/host-meta to /yourpath/.well-known/host-meta in Apache config or equivalent.
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it appears that addressing @lstench's new username/instance by acct uri doesn't work because her host meta doesn't resolve.
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I've been wondering that myself… not for a sub-path, but for sub-domains. Please let us know!
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WebFinger and OpenID piss me off slightly; authors didn't like the !SemWeb or Web devs community, so made their own custom XML formats
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By subdomains, are you talking about relating sub.example.com to example.com?
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Yes; I want people to subscribe to/with samat@example.com, but my actual StatusNet instance be at status.example.com. Looks cleaner.
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#webfinger is just a means to an end. Get your link to the foaf/atom document and don't look back
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…if a FOAF/Atom document exists. A problem w/ WebFinger: need different parsers for all this crap!
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As someone who had to write said parser for #Webfinger, I feet your pain. Would you suggest RDF/XML in it place?
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Back when OpenID and WebFinger were created… yeah, RDF/XML would be better than what they use now
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If they were forward-thinking enough then or doing it now, JSON or JSON-LD (an RDF/JSON serialization), no doubt
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The only real issue I see with that is support for URI templates. JSON-LD would work for user-meta, but not really the host-meta.
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There's a JSON version of the XRD thing. http://hueniverse.com/2010/05/jrd-the-other-resource-descriptor/
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Neat. But… does anyone use it? Checked a few sites, didn't see JSON representations available (e.g. added ?format=json to end of hosts-meta)
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