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I took a look at it and immediately tried to install a test node. it also worked, but when I want to upload something to "http://127.0.0.1:5522/s5/upload" I get an error message: No store configured, uploads not possible
hence my first question:
How can I set up the storage backends: for local file system and S3 (how do the [store.entries] have to be in the config.toml?)?
Second question:
What do I have to change to make the s5-node publicly available and not only on "localhost:5522"?
I've also tested it on linux and windows, but it only says "127.0.0.1:5522" when it starts.
Can this also be set in the config.toml?
I urgently need help with this.
Is there documentation anywhere?
If my S5 test and development environment is installed and running, then I can also help you with development and programming.
I also helped "SkynetLabs" with porting "skynet-js" to "nodejs-skynet" or rather tried to keep it up to date.
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Hi, thanks for your interest in the project!
I'm currently doing a lot of breaking changes that will be published soon and would recommend waiting for that. After that I will write some documentation for how to setup stores.
I wanted to give an answer to the question so that you all get the information.
The entries for local storage in config.toml are:
[store.local] # Stores file and metadata objects that are uploaded with this node
path="/path/to/store"
[store.local.http]
bind="127.0.0.1"
port = 1234
url="http://localhost:1234"
Hello @redsolver,
cool project.
I took a look at it and immediately tried to install a test node. it also worked, but when I want to upload something to "http://127.0.0.1:5522/s5/upload" I get an error message:
No store configured, uploads not possible
hence my first question:
Second question:
I've also tested it on linux and windows, but it only says "127.0.0.1:5522" when it starts.
Can this also be set in the config.toml?
I urgently need help with this.
Is there documentation anywhere?
If my S5 test and development environment is installed and running, then I can also help you with development and programming.
I also helped "SkynetLabs" with porting "skynet-js" to "nodejs-skynet" or rather tried to keep it up to date.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: