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[](https://travis-ci.org/turt2live/matrix-dimension)
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An open source integration manager for matrix clients, like Element. For help and support, please visit
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us in [#dimension:t2bot.io](https://matrix.to/#/#dimension:t2bot.io) on Matrix.
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# Installing Dimension / Running your own
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See [docs/installing.md](./docs/installing.md) for more information on running Dimension.
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### "Could not contact integrations server" error
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1. **Check that federation is enabled and working on your homeserver.** If you're not intentionally
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running Dimension in a non-federated environment, make sure that your homeserver is configured
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correctly. If you are running in a non-federated environment, consult [docs/unfederated.md](./docs/unfederated.md).
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2. **Check your SRV records and .well-known delegation.** If you are using SRV records to point to your
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federation port, make sure that the hostname and port are correct, and that HTTPS is listening on that
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port. Dimension will use the first record it sees and will only communicate over HTTPS. If you're using
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.well-known delegation for federation, double check that is set up correctly.
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3. **Verify the homeserver information in your configuration.** The name, access token, and client/
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server API URL all need to be set to point towards your homeserver. It may also be necessary to set the
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federation URL if you're running a private server.
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4. **Run the troubleshooter.** If you're on Element, type `/addwidget https://dimension.t2bot.io/widgets/manager-test`
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in a private room then click the button.
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# Do I need an integrations manager?
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Integration managers aim to ease a user's interaction with the various services a homeserver may
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provide. Often times the integrations manager provided by Element, is more than suitable.
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However, there are a few cases where running your own makes more sense:
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* Wanting to self-host all aspects of your services (client, homeserver, and integrations)
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* Wanting to advertise custom bots specific to your homeserver
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* Corporate or closed environments where the default integration manager won't work
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# How do integration managers work?
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Integration managers sit between your users and your integrations (bots, bridges, etc). It helps guide
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users through the configuration of your integrations for their rooms. The integrations manager can only
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manage integrations it is configured for. For example, Modular can only provide configuration for the
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bridges and bots running on matrix.org, while Dimension can provide configuration for your own bots and
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bridges.
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The infrastructure diagram looks something like this:
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# Development
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For more information about working on Dimension, see DEVELOPMENT.md.
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# License
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For information about Dimension's license, please see the LICENSE file included in this repository.
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