Yeah, I had my Hermes Agent create a report on the read and write relays that my follows have listed in their kind 10002 and legacy kind 3 relay lists.

The first 25 or so ranked by number of npubs reading or writing from the relay is not bad. Mostly solid relays that are all still online. After that it goes downhill fast.

Very true. As a general rule for anyone just using the version available in Umbrel's app store, though, it definitely applies.

I wouldn't recommend running NostrRSrelay on Umbrel as a public relay. It's intended to just be a private backup of your notes for a reason.

The GUI is on the same port as the relay, so if you expose the relay at 'wss://relay.yourdomain.com' the GUI will be accessible at the same domain, but 'https://', and NostrRSrelay has no authentication required to access the GUI.

Now, there's not much that someone can do from that GUI, but they can change out the npub whose notes are automatically backed up to any other npub... Then you end up with content hosted on your relay that you did not intend nor want.

Absolutely! If it's encrypted, it should stay encrypted unless the user actively chooses to publish it in plain text.

So, it will blast events that are written to it directly, but I assume not events that it aggregates, right?

New WoT aggregator relay?

"Git is..."?

Phone keyboard typos...

*Got it figured out.