OFFLINE Will it be a Quicky? (run 4)

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#MeToo - we will get on famously - DMs it is then…

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Which is precisely why it cannot ever be shown in Scotland. Our broadcasting is only ever allowed to tell Scots how shite they are at everything.

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Always tickles me when folk say that…

“please let us undress together for a moment”…

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oh man I have gremlins undressing with me right now. bloody things, coming out of nowhere.

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I haven’t owned a TV set in decades, and I don’t do Netflix or any of those scams. I’ll use my own ways of getting whatever movies I want until the commercial entities start servicing me properly, instead of e.g. blocking paid subscriptions when people travel. The Finnish paid for by taxes internet TV is also a sad joke. E.g. they won’t let me use a VPN at all if I want to watch their stuff, so they can just keep it. There are other ways.

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Joined with
safe node join --skip-auto-port-forwarding
@chriso is there a way to specify node location other than .safe/node/local-node ? Can’t find anything as such in safe node join --help

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@Josh - is it down now?

willie@gagarin:~/.safe/node/logs$ safe networks switch comnet
Switching to 'comnet' network...
Fetching 'comnet' network connection information from 'https://sn-comnet.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/node_connection_info.config' ...
Error: 
   0: EOF while parsing a value at line 2 column 0
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yes fighting gremlins, they are winning right now

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OK don’t sweat. You have put in a hard shift. Maybe we should just wait until the merge and try again on the 24th.

Thank you for all your efforts.

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I have a bit of time left, I think it merged but no release yet

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If you have time, please DM me the command you used to set up the genesis node.
I will then attempt to run this on a single node on an AWS t2 micro and try to connect from home to double check the --public-addr ip:port issues I tried to commnicate to @chriso earlier.

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Everything is down right now and it is of course the moment my wife starts feeling as if I am not participating in raising the kids.

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There’s a --node-dir-path argument that points to the directory where you’ve installed the node. Otherwise it’ll assume it’s at the default location, which is ~/.safe/node.

Is that what you mean?

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Go do family stuff - it’s usually a smart move, short or long-term.
THis can wait - Despite what I said earlier, its been 15 years :slight_smile:

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as always great effort @Josh go spend some time with your troops and keep the wife sweet we will still be here when you are allowed out to play again :slight_smile:

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No, sorry, I meant a flag to indicate where node chunks would go, which by default is .safe/node/local-node

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@stout77

Ah ok, thanks.

At the moment, the --root-dir argument (poorly named in my opinion) of the binary is not exposed on the node join command. We can add that (though I would prefer to call it something like --data-dir-path). We aren’t exposing --log-dir either on node join. Perhaps on the node join command, we can have:

  • --data-dir-path for the path of the data directory
  • --bin-dir-path for the path of the directory where the binary is (at the moment this is called --node-dir-path, but I think the word “node” is redundant in this context, since if we’re on a node join command, we know the argument relates to the node)
  • --log-dir-path for the path of the logs directory

That’s probably what I’d prefer. Not sure it will get done on this side of the year though. Maybe this week if I get time, but I’m gonna take a holiday after this week.

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New version of the CLI is available for the next test.

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I wondered about that myself but decided you guys knew best…

Much better. Thank you

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I would like a step by step guide to start a community network myself, anyone on the task?

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