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digital:server:matrixsynapse [2020/05/05 23:41]
natrius [(Optional) Step 6 - PostgreSQL instead of sqlite] 		digital:server:matrixsynapse [2020/06/17 18:32]
natrius [Step 2 - Install Synapse]
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 Where ''/'' is the root of your webserver. So if you navigate to ''https://example.com/.well-known/matrix.server'' it may try to download the ''server'' file or show it directly. Where ''/'' is the root of your webserver. So if you navigate to ''https://example.com/.well-known/matrix.server'' it may try to download the ''server'' file or show it directly.
  
-#### Set up SRV+#### Set up SRV (**DON'T DO IT IF YOU HAVE SET UP WELL.KNOWN ALREADY!)
  
 By setting an SRV record in your DNS provider, it is possible to tell other matrix servers where to connect to the server, pointing them to the correct hostname and port, in this example the default port (8448) is still used: By setting an SRV record in your DNS provider, it is possible to tell other matrix servers where to connect to the server, pointing them to the correct hostname and port, in this example the default port (8448) is still used:
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   * ''user'' is in this case ''synapse_user''   * ''user'' is in this case ''synapse_user''
-  * ''Database'' should be the above created db, example ''"synapse"''+  * ''Database'' should be the above created db, example ''synapse''
   * ''Host'' is the postgre hostname, usally ''/var/run/postgresql/'' or ''127.0.0.1''   * ''Host'' is the postgre hostname, usally ''/var/run/postgresql/'' or ''127.0.0.1''