[ Question ] About Master Seed insertion in Python Code File.

[canewsin]

I recently exploring zeronet code to port to another language, but i found code in func src/main.py>Actions.main()

https://github.com/HelloZeroNet/ZeroNet/blob/454c0b2e7e000fda7000cba49027541fbf327b96/src/main.py#L138

    # Default action: Start serving UiServer and FileServer
    def main(self):
        from User import User
        user = User(master_seed='MY_MASTER_SEED_HERE')
        print(user)

        ...

is this file modified to include master seed, is there any specific reason to do so ?

[purplesyringa]

The file you linked to lacks the quoted code. Ditto for my local version. Where did you find that?

[canewsin]

I had an old copy of ZeroNet, now I was making working graph of ZeroNet, to port it to another language, but I found this code in that, first I thought it was common master_seed for some purpose, so I want to query about that somebody working on internal code, but when inspected the code on GitHub, I don't find those lines, so I posted how that code is injected into?

[purplesyringa]

Can you remember where did you get that copy of ZeroNet from? Also, does that master_seed match the one in users.json? If not, that's concerning. Mind sending me the seed to my github username at gmail dot com in that case?

[canewsin]

it is from official repo, yes that's same as master_seed from users.json, that's why i didn't publish that seed. i was expecting reply from @shortcutme, because it might be set by zeronet, for faster startups or might not be the case.