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4. If your collaborator is an SB user, have them use the {[Share: Join Collab]} command, or directly open the `collab:...` URI as a page in Silver Bullet (both do the same). 4. If your collaborator is an SB user, have them use the {[Share: Join Collab]} command, or directly open the `collab:...` URI as a page in Silver Bullet (both do the same).
5. If the collaborator wants to keep a persistent copy of the page collaborated page, they can simply _rename_ the page to something not prefixed with `collab:`. Everything will keep working for as long as the `collab:` will appear in the `$share` attribute of [[Frontmatter]] 5. If the collaborator wants to keep a persistent copy of the page collaborated page, they can simply _rename_ the page to something not prefixed with `collab:`. Everything will keep working for as long as the `collab:` will appear in the `$share` attribute of [[Frontmatter]]
If you prefer not to rely on the public `wss://collab.silverbullet.md` server (which will keep persistent copies of all pages shared potentially forever), you can **deploy your own** [following these instructions](https://github.com/yjs/y-websocket). ## How it works
The Collab plug uses Yjs for real-time collaboration via a websocket. A random ID is assigned to every shared page, and a copy of this page (as well as its history) will be stored on the collaboration server. Therefore, be cautious about what you share, especially when using a public collab server like `collab.silverbullet.md`. For “production use” we recommend deploying your own collab server.
## Deploying your own collab server
A detailed description of how to deploy your own collab server, [can be found here](https://github.com/yjs/y-websocket). The short version is:
HOST=0.0.0.0 PORT=1337 YPERSISTENCE=./store npx y-websocket
This will run the `y-websocket` server on port 1337, and store page data persistently in `./store`. You can connect to this server via `ws://ip:1337`. To use SSL, put a TLS server in front of it, in which case you can use `wss://` instead.

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The Share plug provides infrastructure for sharing pages outside of your space. It standardizes the {[Share: Publish]} (bound to `Cmd-s` or `Ctrl-s`) to publish the current page to all share providers specified under the `$share` key in [[Frontmatter]]. The Share plug provides infrastructure for sharing pages outside of your space. It standardizes the {[Share: Publish]} (bound to `Cmd-s` or `Ctrl-s`) to publish the current page to all share providers specified under the `$share` key in [[Frontmatter]].
See the [original RFC](https://github.com/silverbulletmd/silverbullet/discussions/117) for implementation details.
Specific implementations for sharing are implemented in other plugs, specifically: Specific implementations for sharing are implemented in other plugs, specifically:
<!-- #query page where share-support = true render [[template/page]] --> <!-- #query page where share-support = true render [[template/page]] -->
* [[🔌 Github]]
* [[🔌 Markdown]] * [[🔌 Markdown]]
* [[🔌 Collab]] * [[🔌 Collab]]
* [[🔌 Github]]
<!-- /query --> <!-- /query -->