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#+title: Implementing Webmention on my blog
-Following on from my last [[file:Bring_Back_Blogging.org][post on joining the indieweb]]...
+Following on from my last [[file:Bring_Back_Blogging.org][post on joining the indieweb]]... Back in February, I implemented Webmentions on my website. I took a roll-my-own approach, borrowing from [[http://superkuh.com/blog/2020-01-10-1.html][an idea by superkuh]]. It's a semi-automated solution which listens for webmentions using nginx. When (if) one is received, an email is generated that tells me about this, allowing me to validate it's a genuine comment.
-Back in February, I implemented Webmentions on my website. I took a roll-my-own approach, borrowing from [[http://superkuh.com/blog/2020-01-10-1.html][an idea by superkuh]]. It's a semi-automated solution which listens for webmentions using nginx. When (if) one is received, an email is generated that tells me about this, allowing me to validate it's a genuine comment.
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-Technically, nginx logs the body of POST requests in its logfile.
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-In the main configuration file `/etc/nginx/nginx.conf`, I've added
+Technically, nginx logs the body of POST requests in its logfile. In the main configuration file `/etc/nginx/nginx.conf`, I've added
#+BEGIN_SRC sh
# Defined for Webmention logging support of www.vanrenterghem.biz