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.SH NAME
parsee-bridge-guidebook - A short guidebook on running a Parsee bridge

.SH INTRODUCTION
.P
This manpage is intended to be a guidebook for Parsee administrators. It 
is meant to show how to create an instance with an XMPP-Matrix server 
(though it cannot be specific, due to their ecosystem diversity), how to 
plumb rooms, and moderate them through.
.P
It also assumes Parsee is properly built and installed, in which case you 
are seeing this from 
.I man 
itself.

.SH CONVENTIONS
This page shall assume a few things that 
.B must 
be changed to fit your configuration. Please read those carefully, or it 
will come and bite at you!

.P 
First off, it assumes that you have a domain at 
.I blow.hole
and that any other domains related to Parsee are it's subdomains, as
you'll see.

.P 
We also assume you're planning on making the XMPP component available at 
.I j.blow.hole ,
and that Parsee can reach it by using 
.I localhost:1234 .
It is highly recommended that Parsee can reach the component locally, as 
the stream cannot be encrypted!

.P 
The Parsee HTTP server (which is used for media and the appservice) shall 
be reached through 
.I https://p.blow.hole/ 
via a reverse proxy. This manual shall only show you what port to make 
available, as there are many reverse proxy options available.

.P 
Finally, the Matrix server will be publicly known as
.I m.blow.hole
.

That is, if 
.B bob 
is in it, then they shall be known as 
.I @bob:m.blow.hole .

.SH SETTING UP
Setting up Parsee mainly involves creating a valid configuration file 
and the database. Most of this however is dealt with by 
.I parsee-config(1)
TODO

.P 

.SH LICENSE
This document is under public domain, or CC0 if not allowed by local law.

.SH SEE ALSO
.B parsee(1), parsee-cmd-syntax(7)