Antony Méchin

Hi. Yes you should. You can even force its value by using `--port `.

Hmm... you should at least have the basic messages (like you said `fetch endpoints`, `running network`, etc.). Can you run your command with logs activated `ELLE_LOG_LEVEL=*infinit*:TRACE infinit volume run ...`...

It should write more logs in your terminal, weird. Can you run `ps faux | grep infinit` to make sure you don't have other instances of infinit running pls?

Cool. At least, you have some output. Now, you need to unmout this folder by running `usermount -u /home/redisstore` before trying to remount at the same location.

`no peer available for insertion` means that this instance of Infinit couldn't connect to any other instances (providing storage). Probably because the other peer was killed or is not accessible...

> I wanna save you from having to apply Markdown all the time to my output, how do I do this? Use the triple backquotes formatting: \`\`\` your code here...

Arf... segfaults. I'll check why. By the way you can force the port and the protocol. Try with: `infinit doctor networking --protocol=tcp --tcp-port `.

Hi @Julio-Guerra. Can you paste the `infinit volume mount/run` command you run pls? If the cache is not activated, this can justify the bad write performance, because the root of...

Hi @tarlano. It's a known issue, you shouldn't use a block size smaller than 64KB (source @mnottale) for now (I'll add that to the documentation). You can't write blobs of...

Hi @vipseixas. Sorry for the late answer. When you mount an Infinit volume, it uses the infinit user named after `--as`, `INFINIT_USER` or the default user name and mounts the...