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ui/keygen not generating keys for host #93
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Just to confirm, the Let me know and I'll be happy to dig in to this further! |
Thank you for the reply! I think the # wget -O - http://localhost:35354
--2022-03-17 00:41:55-- http://localhost:35354/
Resolving localhost (localhost)... 127.0.0.1, ::1
Connecting to localhost (localhost)|127.0.0.1|:35354... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 2022/03/17 00:41:55 <- GET / 127.0.0.1
2022/03/17 00:41:55 -> 400 Bad Request 29B 14.413µs
400 Bad Request
2022-03-17 00:41:55 ERROR 400: Bad Request. The edit: grammar |
When I run
Exploring this TUI seems to indicate that things are working well, for example choosing |
Hmm, this is interesting... I was able to reproduce the "Bad Request" response from the server with the |
ui/keygen ignores the passed host Fixes: #93
Sorry to be off topic here, but I was enticed to come on this thread from its title, as I'm too, unsure how to get started with charm. In fact, it's a bit worse, I wonder what I could use charm for. I tried to understand the possible usages from its website but was left wondering. Maybe there is some documentation or a simple wiki page ? Or better, a video showing us what good things we can do with it ? |
Hey @stephaneeybert thank you so much for reaching out! We're working on building out the documentation and providing more context around our projects both in written and video formats. It's really helpful to hear your pain points, so thank you for sharing. I'll update you on this thread when we have added some documentation that makes it a bit more clear on what you can do with Charm and how you can get started with using it |
ui/keygen ignores the passed host Fixes: #93
@bashbunni What !? The one bashbunny I watched last week with TJ showing how to turn nvim into an IDE ? What a surprise !! Thank you for your kind and quick come back ! |
Apologies if I've missed something obvious here. I was looking to test charm KV and ran the following commands:
I expected
charm id
to report an identity associated with the keys I just created.I tried this in a basic Docker container and got the same result:
I also tried running a local
charm
server, but got the same result (output from the same Docker container):Is there something that I'm missing?
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