First things first
What does rustc --version
tell you?
Second thing
try running sudo apt install build-essential
and then try the build again
First things first
What does rustc --version
tell you?
Second thing
try running sudo apt install build-essential
and then try the build again
Try:
cargo install --locked dweb-cli
And copy the output here, but put three backticks ``` on the line before and after.
You might also check the README and make sure you follow all those instructions.
Thank you. Yes I should have checked the README first, I was missing librust-openssl-dev Great work BTW.
dweb open b6da6740bc5394f9ac0e6a6fa5a42f7f587d3aeaa48fd23ae9a45bef95b571a32429b0353148aa9e04f17cd6da57d179
a simple public billboard powered by dweb
spoilsport!!
you can ofc just exchange some words and turn it into something you think is funny too
oh - and the billboard doesn’t have an auto refresh xD
when you are hoping to see changes coming from others you need to hit F5
Works for me!
A handful of changes but important ones so I recommend updating ASAP:
cargo install dweb-cli
Once you have this, why not try @riddim’s latest masterpiece ‘Billboard’ possibly NSFW (be nice people):
dweb open b6da6740bc5394f9ac0e6a6fa5a42f7f587d3aeaa48fd23ae9a45bef95b571a32429b0353148aa9e04f17cd6da57d179
dweb publish
so that upon opening, dweb will know both even when opening an Archive address that is part of a dweb published History.I have also migrated dweb
and the dweb demo apps from Github to Codeberg, an EU based non-profit. This was very easy and I’m much more comfortable having an EU based repository where members get a say than using a US corporate server where profit and arbitrary political directives have precedence. See:
I’ll be updating links all over the place for a while and migrating everything else over time.
Sorry to report that I am broken again with scratchchat in the latest release. I do notice that the port remains consistent when I restart, thank you for that. Other apps are working well. I am using the /dweb-open/v/scratchchat/ address.
dweb serve --port 8123
Dweb Autonomi client initialising...
DEBUG loaded wallet: 0x6ACd8B6A9Dc0B324190e3A31230e4Ac4c7E21E4f
DEBUG tokens: 9999997650950423614
DEBUG gas : 693637408090000
-> public network evm-arbitrum-one
DEBUG Registered built-in DWEB-NAME: awesome -> 80ef65377028522309551ff549e015d82572
b7ae306e029fce702ebffde4167c0b67049ad062174055fbb2526f237cc7
DEBUG Registered built-in DWEB-NAME: friends -> b1d0f2c3c1dbbd1772a40d29f664104783cc
93333d3a922c5e2c17dbe07c329cee1fa4e3452329c8a5d3eeb93f9c7d80
DEBUG Registered built-in DWEB-NAME: scratchchat -> a27b3fdb495870ace8f91005223998dc675c8e1bceb50bac66c993bb720a013c9f83d7a46e6d0daecbb3530d5249e587
DEBUG Registered built-in DWEB-NAME: toast -> 95be239165b7016b7f6dada20134438e038d0456bff04ec37943e95742726854225aa03faeed4e7bbd96f5383a8f9448
dweb main server listening on 127.0.0.1:8123
DEBUG serve with ports HttpRequest : GET /dweb-open/v/scratchchat/
DEBUG /dweb-open/v/scratchchat/
DEBUG parse_versioned_path_params_with_as_name() v/scratchchat/
1:v 2: scratchchat r:
version:None as_name: anonymous, address_or_name: scratchchat remote_path:
DEBUG History::from_history_address(a27b3fdb495870ace8f91005223998dc675c8e1bceb50bac66c993bb720a013c9f83d7a46e6d0daecbb3530d5249e587)
>>TRYING pointer_get() unlimited times...
>>TRY 1 of unlimited
DEBUG pointer counter: 0, head address: a27b3fdb495870ace8f91005223998dc675c8e1bceb50bac66c993bb720a013c9f83d7a46e6d0daecbb3530d5249e587
>>OK
DEBUG INSPECT pointer_counter: 0
DEBUG INSPECT pointer_target : a27b3fdb495870ace8f91005223998dc675c8e1bceb50bac66c993bb720a013c9f83d7a46e6d0daecbb3530d5249e587
DEBUG History::update_from_graph_internal()
DEBUG get child of GraphEntry index 0 - child...
Are you opening the old ScratchChat? I didn’t update it yet.
If the source contains 8080 you’re using the old version and need to open with the address I gave you until I update the History.
Awesome. I’ll try and get more items for the games section up after the competition
@Southside and others think dweb needs a different default port than 8080 and I agree, but what?
Unless someone who actually knows about port allocation tells me I should stick with 8080 I’ll change this soon and we’ll see how it goes but it should be fine afaik. 8080 is such a nice number though.
I’m still open to suggestions, but the guidance on Wikipedia seems to be pretty straightforward. I’d like to choose a number that is both memorable, cool and unlikely to be in use. Unf. those don’t all go together.
A little research suggests:
Some tempting options:
I quite like 5537. It doesn’t show up in use anywhere is memorable and not an obvious number for someone to choose as far as I can see.
5554 is the N coord for the site of original office in Troon
Edit
Hmmmm
port search,find port by number, 21500 udp/tcp port numbers/descriptions,library
edit
however 5548 is free and marks the site of the short-lived posh “corporate offices” in Heathfield Ayr
I considered Ayr but quite liked getting Irvine and Ayreshire in association.
Thats in the IoM
5560 is free and is Irvine Harbour - resting place of the Garnock (In Rust we Trust) which may well be Davids long term project once he finishes footering in the robot Lab
Launch date? I don’t remember is so a good reminder