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We (BTC Map) are wanting to rollout PoS, NIP-05, LNURLp globally using country-specific subdomains.
e.g.
uk.btcmap.org de.btcmap.org
uk.btcmap.org
de.btcmap.org
We can handle this with the current NIP-05 extension, but not with the LNURLp extension when it comes to LN Addresses.
Is it feasable to register multiple sub-domains within the core LNBits instance so that extensions like LNURLp can offer sub-domain specific features?
We'd like LN Address usernames to be unique within a sub-domain, not across the entire LNBits instance.
merchant1.uk.btcmap.org != merchant1.de.btcmap.org
merchant1.uk.btcmap.org
merchant1.de.btcmap.org
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On pondering further, I guess the LNURL has the URL encoded into it and so we can do this now using domain aliases.
Is there a way to this this without aliases, using forwarding like the NIP-05 extension?
@callebtc
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We (BTC Map) are wanting to rollout PoS, NIP-05, LNURLp globally using country-specific subdomains.
e.g.
uk.btcmap.org
de.btcmap.org
We can handle this with the current NIP-05 extension, but not with the LNURLp extension when it comes to LN Addresses.
Is it feasable to register multiple sub-domains within the core LNBits instance so that extensions like LNURLp can offer sub-domain specific features?
We'd like LN Address usernames to be unique within a sub-domain, not across the entire LNBits instance.
e.g.
merchant1.uk.btcmap.org
!=merchant1.de.btcmap.org
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: