I started a baby-fleming with the latest binaries and almost immediately got another NotEnoughChunks on a put
should be its own topic - NotEnoughChunks
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What kind of network are you interested in running? Just one on your local machine?
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I would like to find a way to run from home some nodes, maybe qubesOS in a vm with several sub vms each with its own vpn but its a rough idea just wanna see if I can make it this way.
otherwise I might use the free 100$ offers there are to spaw some āfreeā nodes for a month
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Would you get upset if I tried to upload a 200Mb file?
to try and repeat an earlier NotEnoughChunks error on my local baby-fleming
shows up again
willie@gagarin:~$ safe files put 5MB.zip
FilesContainer created at: "safe://hyryyryynp8dsoxri7n651nonf1w3higd7xakxyppju3jw4qpae6mx59pr1gyeuy?v=hd7tszgzy6ihz7pno98nof3qmgz4nq19dc7ojw5c5odrkha6dmx3y"
+ 5MB.zip safe://hyfenryybcj4nmrrycotxo9jyjkqb563rorqteq9945iuibj5e9xzbicpe5ky
willie@gagarin:~$ safe files put 10
100MBtest 10MBtest
willie@gagarin:~$ safe files put 10MBtest
FilesContainer created at: "safe://hyryyryynf3nwxyoxj7k7cq8ko44xhdu6us8pxx8nbzf1cn6tym8jqnquzehoeuy?v=hw1xzgd37ppxufxcpwsqz8fi5kwh1kufen8eoebih37rg4z6bimoo"
+ 10MBtest safe://hyryyyyyb5fu831neyrbe6d51g6iwmzq6ehn9eso1utremsgg8cnb4hysd8gy
willie@gagarin:~$ safe files put 100MBtest
FilesContainer created at: "safe://hyryyryynf3s4krbj9aimycumod1ie8dsdudxj89ax3r6yn8hi8zxxz6orsdoeuy?v=hgip1akd6y1eg5cnzxjfqayrb7yyyobuttozu3uwcoggpcnoq1aho"
E 100MBtest <ClientError(NotEnoughChunks(100, 50))>
Have I broken it with a 200Mb upload?
What is your CPU/memory utilisation? Anything like NotEnoughChunks
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Well, I think setting up that arrangement of VMs is beyond the scope of what we could help you with here, but if you were interested in running a network where some nodes were running on machines on a cloud provider, we have a tool we use to do that:
This is what Josh uses to run his testnets. Basically what this tool does is, it spins up some machines on Digital Ocean and installs some nodes on them. Realistically, youāll need a bit of technical competency to use it, but myself and probably others in here could help with some guidance around it.
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so I need a DO (dah) and a AWS account also?
With the way that the tool works out of the box at the moment, yeah.
You could fork it and modify it if you want to though (not sure how technical you are).
I am studying programming so some fiddle I can do but not much yetā¦ ok thank you for now I am set.
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Just to let you know, for this little tool, thereās not really much programming involved. It just uses tools like Terraform, and some shell scripting.
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I guess I am not getting any other presents from santa, Iāve been a naughty boy
see if you can get these songs (295MB):
safe files get "safe://hyryyryyneft1wa6btrb6ypp5mw5445h94t14z3btg17uyh6zgq1rq6sc8nzoeuy?v=hnbmauo9afcmqusyqyatu7wansmurmo5amjamton55gy4xp1pdk5o" milonga_mixed
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now thats differentā¦ but oddly pleasing 
Playing MPEG stream 1 of 112: (0097) 084 . Don Juan.mp3.mp3 ā¦
MPEG 1.0 L III vbr 48000 j-s
Title: Don Juan Artist: Di Sarli, Carlos
Album: 20 Temas Instrumental
Genre: Tango
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glad you enjoyed this!
the network now seems down
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How about -dir or -path rather than -dir-path for those with RSI 
? Using both seems redundant and shorter is better IMO.
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Tab-completion is also very nice.
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The problem with -path on its own is it can refer to either a file or a directory. The inclusion of -dir makes it clear itās a directory, and -dir-path makes it completely unambiguous that itās a path youāre dealing with. I would consider just dir, but definitely not path on its own.
There will be short -d style alternatives for each argument.
Edit: actually, I think I may have changed my mind on this. Maybe just path is better, and the documenation can say whether it refers to a file or directory @happybeing . By my old logic, I would need to use file-path to unambigously refer to a file. I do agree that it should be less verbose if possible.
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There actually is/was autocompletion for the CLI, but I donāt think anyone has tried it in a long time.
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first few lines of the install script so far
#!/bin/bash
# script to set up comnet - community testing for the SAFE network
#TO DO
# get the latest versions
# make paths configurable
# add warnings
# if we set the same port for everyone, what happens?
# write a Powershell script to set up a Linux VM for Windows users
echo "================================================================================================"
echo "This script is only for 'vanilla' linux systems on standard x86-64 PC hardware"
echo
echo
PUBLIC_IP=$(echo `curl -s ifconfig.me`)
NODE_PORT= #TO DO if we set the same port for everyone, what happens?
TMP_DIR=/tmp/comnet
SAFE_ROOT=/home/USER/.safe
NODE_BIN_PATH=$SAFE_ROOT/node
SAFE_BIN_PATH=$SAFE_ROOT/sn_cli
LOG_DIR_PATH=$SAFE_ROOT/logs
COMNET_CONN_INFO=https://sn-comnet.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/node_connection_info.config
SN_NODE_ASSET=https://github.com/maidsafe/safe_network/releases/download/safe_network-v0.51.7/sn_node-0.51.7-x86_64-unknown-linux-musl.tar.gz
#DATA_DIR_PATH=$SAFE_ROOT/data_dir
SN_CLI_QUERY_TIMEOUT=180
echo "This script will install comnet - community testing for the SAFE network"
echo "comnet files will be installed in "$SAFE_ROOT
echo "log files will be stored in "$LOG_DIR_PATH
#echo "data files will be stored in "$DATA_DIR_PATH
echo
echo
echo "Your public IP address is " $PUBLIC_IP
echo
# clean up from last testnet
rm -rf $SAFE_ROOT
if [ -d "$TMP_DIR" ]; then rm -Rf $TMP_DIR; fi
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