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[19:21:40] <Maranda> ember: not exactly, when you open a xmpp stream to x, your client queries xmpp service DNS records to understand where the service that hosts x is located e.g. a and it opens a TCP connection to a indicating x as host in the stream header
[19:43:15] <ember> I mean yeah but you could just alias that for example and have the server in the same IP address even tho different domains
[19:43:37] <ember> I think even metronome/prosody have an easy way to configure virtual hosts as well
[19:44:06] <ember> But the point being is that is two different domains pointing at the same IP address
[19:44:22] <ember> And is handled by metronome the same way
[19:44:33] <ember> Saying the issue is on the DNS as usual
[20:17:49] <Maranda> ember: no the issue is not DNS as usual it's Miranda messing up on things it should do by default
[20:19:34] <Maranda> SRV records are there because you can use a domain name but not run it on the same machine as the web server or use default ports
[20:20:35] <Maranda> And which ultimately don't share the same IP address
[22:06:07] <ember> Depends on how you have it configured
[22:06:30] <ember> But in the case of arianet and ligthwitch I think it is the same address