ok thanks I’ll take the node down and wait 
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This sounds wise and the promess of a nice sunday off the screens and out in the wild
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But for impatient people (like me): I am successful at running a local network of 12 nodes on a Cygwin/Windows machine with current master branches, but I had to change 2 referenced versions in Cargo.toml of safe_core crate:
- lru_time_cache changed from “~0.3.0” to “~0.2.7” (I think 0.3.0 is bugged: Duration::new(std::u64::MAX, std::u32::MAX) seems to generate an arithmetic operation overflow)
- routing changed from “~0.16.2” to “~0.17.0” (so that safe_core and safe_vault share a common routing code).
Please also note that you don’t have to create any config file and you have to wait several seconds between 2 consecutive vaults.
With this network I am able to create acounts and manage immutable data. But I am still not able to manage structured data (same error “failed to fill whole buffer” mentioned by @bluebird and me one week ago).
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For your information:
I found the bug, corrected it and made a PR which was accepted by Maidsafe.
My error was that I was using methods of routing crate to create SDs but I was reading them with get_data method of safe_core crate. This means we can manage SDs:
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either at the raw level by using primitives of routing crate
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or at a higher level by using methods of safe_core crate
but we have to be careful if we mix the two levels.
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@tfa so you are able to manage structured data on this test net you set up locally on your desktop?
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Yes, i am.
I have been able to do it since a long ago. My problem was that at one time Maidsafe changed safe_core interface by modifying the pub use list. So my code didn’t compile anymore and I had to adapt it. But doing so I used some primitives of routing instead of safe_core and didn’t realize it. It took me several weeks before I analyzed the code more seriously and found the problem.