Installation of the DemoApp and Launcher were successful and appear to be working. I’ve managed to test upload and download a file. No problems. I attempt to create a service, use a template, and publish it. Everything seems to work fine.
When I attempt to access the service, by clicking the link in the DemoApp, it launches the browser but goes no where. Just the standard “Can’t Reach This Page” error message. I’m sure there’s something on my end I’ve screwed up, but not knowing enough about how the server/proxy works I can’t seem to figure it out.
WIn10/Edge, so that’s probably related. Everything appears to have firewall access.
I’ve done the same thing plenty of times. It’s kind of easy to get over excited and miss things when testing such an awesome project. The possibilities for the SAFE Network are endless!
Tried a test page - worked fine http://testpage.art.safenet/
Uploaded some mp3 files
but still no luck with getting them to play. http://music.art.safenet/ just gives me the following error message
{“errorCode”:-1503,“description”:“FfiError::InvalidPath”}
If I add the filename of one of the mp3 files, like http://music.art.safenet/hardsoul.mp3
I get a black screen that looks like it might be some kind of mp3 interface, but no sound.
EDIT
That;s interesting - What I posted was http://music.art.safenet/ followed by the mp3 file name and what showed up here was the icon to play the file. Doesn’t seem to work though.
Hello. Congrats on getting the SAFE Network up and running.
I’ve got the SAFE launcher and Demo App running, as well as the appropriate *.pac assigned to run as my Mac’s system proxy. However, my template site (http://blog.javoza.safenet/) does not load. I’ve also tried the poster’s site above, and I get the same message as mine.
“This site can’t be reached testpage.art.safenet’s server DNS address could not be found.”
Thanks for your reply David. I’ve just tried it out on another Mac computer
(on the same WiFi network) and it’s working. Perhaps restarting will help.
I’ll give it a shot and keep you updated.
Hi, I just finished configuring the SAFE application on my MacOS X! I went ahead and uploaded some simple files from an existing website. Something simple as HTML, images, and CSS.
You mean, the site that I just uploaded?
No! I clicked on the URL and it was transferred to the Firefox Browser but to a “not found page”
Server not found
Firefox can’t find the server at x02.interstar.safenet.
Check the address for typing errors such as ww.example.com instead of www.example.com
If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer's network connection.
If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure that Firefox is permitted to access the Web.
Maybe there is something else I have to do. My actual proxy configuration connects to the LAN network and from there it should route to the internet. Most of my websites do! That is how BIND routes all the internal IP addresses to the WAN IP address.
Are you connected directly to the internet through your Network card or you also go through an internal LAN network?
Thanks!
Update1:Please, read the “Update2” This configuration here is wrong! follow the second configuration/ Ok! I got it! It was Firefox configuration I had to change. The instructions need to change and tell people to change from “Use system proxy settings” to “Automatic proxy configuration URL:” and put the proxy MaidSafe url .pac there as it shows in the image bellow;
Update2:
I am editing this post because if you read the next post @anon81773980 warn me that my previous configuration poses a security risk, so here is the new configuration;
This is funny, I will have to re-design the whole site because neither Apache or DNS are part of the SAFE Network. If I understood correctly, the SAFE Network run its own DNS and Server infra-structure.
The .safenet extension is not going to fly. It must be safe://www.whatever.com if this is ever going to be popular among a wider audiance. Simple as that.
