There's only one way to find them all. ;)

While we're at it, I'd like to add LDAP auth to blossom-server soon, so that the people who can write to our strfry relay can also upload to our Blossom server. (I know it sounds a bit weird, but LDAP is actually great at being a highly available user directory service, and we standardized a `nostrKey` attribute, analog to `gpgKey`.)

So the question is: for any auth methods more complex than a simple whitelist, do you have a preferred architecture/layout in mind? I haven't really looked at the codebase in depth yet. Maybe you already thought about the topic in general?

Yes, that fixed it. Thanks. 👍

By the way, Applesauce is awesome! Going to share what I'm currently building with it soon. And Blossom is also playing a role. Thank you for both! 🙏

Oh, interesting! How do you handle the queue and approvals? I'm planning to do exactly this for a new use-case-specific relay I'm spinning up soon.

Yay, now I can replace a few little bash scripts with bunker profiles!

I don't know. There's a NIP with a number, so there should be at least a couple implementations, no?

Sure, but standardization could make it interoperable between apps and relays.