That needs Ruby on Rails. I want to put that on Hairyfupa.com, for my own personal social network, with only one user. Disable registrations, I think other people can still follow me, they just have to use some other Mastodon or other ActivityPub network.

What are the server requirements for one user? Might be better to put it on it’s own server. Except, it wouldn’t have DDoS protection. Does NGINX do Ruby on Rails? Of course it does, just make it a proxy to the server that does.

If I use the server I have, I have to modify the server config, don’t think DirectAdmin does Ruby on Rails, well maybe if you pay for the pro pack or whatever it is.

Good idea, look for a PHP ActivityPub.

ActivityPub is the API. I don’t want to make my own network from scratch. That’s too much work. Might as well put WordPress on it, and use it like Twitter. Is ActivityPub available for WordPress? Here you go. Need to convert this site to WordPress. So people can follow blog posts, using a federated platform.

You can make a reverse proxy to whatever federated platform you install. But why PostgreSQL? I already have MariaDB installed, don’t really want PostgreSQL as well.

Here you go, says PHP and MySQL.

My hosting isn’t 100% shared, it’s a Slice from BuyVM, with a dedicated core. Everything else except probably the RAM, could be considered shared. I also don’t share my hosting with anybody anymore.

Good idea, find the cheapest shared hosting you can, and install that on it, they might get slightly pissed.

You need PHP command line access with register_argc_argv set to true. Hopefully it’s set to true, cause I’m lazy.