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Connected to 0 peers #156
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It's quite possible that no one else is on the network :( |
So it is a single network that everyone connects to? How does peer discovery work? Could it be some NAT traversal issue? |
The logic is here: https://github.com/moose-team/friends-swarm/blob/master/swarm.js. Sorry the repo is not very well documented. Short answer is WebRTC swarm (https://github.com/mafintosh/webrtc-swarm) plus a signal hub (https://github.com/mafintosh/signalhub). |
Great, thanks for the refs. I guess there's no actual error, will just lurk longer :) |
On Mon, Mar 07, 2016 at 09:52:10AM -0800, Helder Ribeiro wrote:
I'd had this problem earlier as well. Since @obvio171 is presumably |
Ok, I thought I wasn't seeing anyone because no one else was using it, but I just tested it live with @virgilio and we both had 0 peers and couldn't see each other's messages. How can we go about debugging this? |
@wking Mafintosh's signalhub is still up. |
I'm seeing the same issue, though I don't know if anyone else is trying to use friends right now. Happy to help out in debugging if I can in any way. |
😿 |
So it is pretty lonely on the I'm hoping that as long as one peer (the peerbot) is always online, the message history will be preserved. Is that assumption correct? |
@wmhilton yes, message history is preserved and gossiped exclusively between peers. no peers, no history. so peerbot can act as a sort of chanserv / channel history server peer. |
Hi! Just trying to run
friends
for the first time. Started it fine, but I'm still "connected to 0 peers" and I see no way of finding an initial set of peers. Do I have to set that up somewhere? Thanks!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: