The terminal read Permission Denied when adding safe to the bash profile. In this case you need to give write access to your .bash_profile to staff. At least this fixed the problem for me
I followed the original guide by using GIT and I already installed several other programs. So if anyone could make clear overview what all programs are needed for Windows / Mac OS users, it would be great.
$ cargo build note: link.exe returned an unexpected error note: you may need to install Visual Studio build tools with the "C++ build tools" workload
The Safe Network Telegram Bot is now connected to the public fleming testnet!
You can view all files uploaded to the shared testnet, your own and those from others! You can also send coins from your CLI to any address generated by the bot or vice versa, or receive/tip people on Telegram if they initialized their Tip Wallet!
Telegram Test Chat, user tipping another user that has initialized his Tip Wallet.
Feel free to join, first we had this bot in the public SafeNetwork chat but it was too spammy and the admins feel it’s more appropriate if there is a different chat for this. Here you can ask questions and tip each other for fun.
Will add more features like viewing images directly from the network if the file is png/jpg/gif or if there is a file with movie format. Currently you can inspect text files and it will show the content, but for images/videos it will tell you it cannot be displayed.
Now it seems to go faster. One transfer takes just under 40 seconds.
It seems to me that some people don’t realise what a huge step it is to have a network running in the wild with everyone being able to send data freely.
Congratulations to the whole team. Many years waiting for this.
It is monumental, and the most serious criticism of the last testnet was ‘yeah, it works, but isn’t decentralized’… there are no blockers like that anymore, no gotchas for the naysayers, just the technical merits as it evolves.
It will be interesting to see if it speeds up as it grows and once data is devolved enough and the nodes span all time/internet zones. Also, optimization and caching will happen… this is just the beginning.
Woohoo… I must test it too… A lot of talk about speed, delighted to hear it works, even if slow to start I guess significant speed optimisation is indeed possible?
Morning! We’ve not seen any reports of the dreaded IGD errors which plagued testnets of years gone by, so it seems safe to say that we have resolved those connection issues! This is a pretty remarkable achievement in its own right, and something that I know will be HUGELY appreciated by those who were having those frustrating IGD issues in previous testnets, of which I was one.
I’ve updated the OP with this excellent news
No More IGD connection problems!
Who remembers not being able to participate in previous testnets over the years due to an IGD error:
Automatic Port forwarding Failed. Check if UPnP is enabled in your router's settings and try again. Note that not all routers are supported in this testnet.
With ZERO reports of IGD errors after 15 hours of the testnet being online, we can now safely say this issue is resolved!
We’ve changed a few strategies in our qp2p crate since previous testnets. We now lean on the bootstrap nodes and echo service, rather than trying to contact the IGD gateway, and we haven’t seen an IGD issue in-house since. But with such a small in-house sample size we wouldn’t know for sure whether this had been completely resolved until we tried it in a public testnet - well the results are in and the evidence confirms that all IGD issues have been completely eliminated!
File upload is for sure have lot of room for optimization.
Loading whole file into RAM (in multiple copies) looks like very rough solution.
Also adding progress bar may make upload look faster )