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Hi, Before attempting it, I want to ask here whether any issues are expected given I was previously hosting a federated Synapse homeserver at the same URL, with users that had the same handles. Is there some cleanup I need to do to inform the federation of this switch? Do I need to do any other special steps to make it "work" (besides of course re-creating all my users and having them rejoin the rooms they were in)? |
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There is nothing explicit you need to do. Federation will start to just work again. I'm not certain if our server is capable of downloading its own public keys (the last server's public keys with the matching domain) from the notary but I think so and I haven't heard of any issues from many others who have done this same migration. In summary you should be able to rejoin your old rooms and maintain any admin status you previously had. And yes to be clear you will have to manually recreate these accounts the same as before and rejoin rooms as if it was the first time. Clients will have to nudge their new encryption identity with remote users; again nothing explicit you have to do, but it just may be a little annoying with a few UTD 's that will have to resolve themselves with a little back and forth use. Overall, Matrix is capable of this operation and there is nothing specific you have to do. It might be a little bumpy in the beginning but any issues will resolve themselves especially with more use. |
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There is nothing explicit you need to do. Federation will start to just work again. I'm not certain if our server is capable of downloading its own public keys (the last server's public keys with the matching domain) from the notary but I think so and I haven't heard of any issues from many others who have done this same migration. In summary you should be able to rejoin your old rooms and maintain any admin status you previously had. And yes to be clear you will have to manually recreate these accounts the same as before and rejoin rooms as if it was the first time.
Clients will have to nudge their new encryption identity with remote users; again nothing explicit you have to do, but it j…