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Unpublish a duplicate dat
I have done a dat publish
two times on the same dat with different titles and I have got this:
- https://datbase.org/CristianCantoro/wikipedia-pagecounts-ez
- https://datbase.org/CristianCantoro/pagecounts-ez
I would like to eliminate one of them.
(Not tested but...) can you run dat unpublish --name pagecounts-ez
?
Oh nope, that won't work. If you cd data-dir
and then dat unpublish
it will unpublish whatever name is in the dat.json
file. So you can set it to the one you want to unpublish then run it. If that makes sense... ?
Sorry, this should be more straightforward!
@joehand said:
Oh nope, that won't work. If you
cd data-dir
and thendat unpublish
it will unpublish whatever name is in thedat.json
file. So you can set it to the one you want to unpublish then run it. If that makes sense... ?
Ok, I will try doing that, but I would like to point out that at the moment dat unpublish
is undocumented.
This is what I get with dat 13.11.4
:
$ dat --help
Usage: dat <cmd> [<dir>] [options]
Sharing Files:
dat share create dat, import files, share to network
dat create create empty dat and dat.json
dat sync import files to existing dat & sync with network
Downloading Files:
dat clone <link> [<dir>] download a dat via link to <dir>
dat pull update dat & exit
dat sync live sync files with the network
Info:
dat log log history for a dat
dat status get key & info about a local dat
Dat public registries:
dat <cmd> [<registry>] All commands take <registry> option
dat register register new account
dat login login to your account
dat publish publish a dat
dat whoami print active login information
dat logout logout from active login
Stateless/Shortcut Commands:
dat <link> [<dir>] clone or sync link to <dir>
dat <dir> create and sync dat in directory
Troubleshooting & Help:
dat doctor run the dat network doctor
dat help print this usage guide
dat <command> --help, -h print help for a specific command
dat --version, -v print the dat version
General Options:
--dir, -d set the directory for Dat
--port port to use for connections (default port: 3282 or first available)
--utp use utp for discovery (default: true)
--http serve dat over http (default port: 8080)
--sparse download only requested data (default: false)
--up throttle upload bandwidth (1024, 1kb, 2mb, etc.)
--down throttle download bandwidth (1024, 1kb, 2mb, etc.)
Have fun using Dat! Learn more at docs.datproject.org
I have issues with dat unpublish
(it's throwing errors at me), I will investigate and open a separate bug report if needed.
At the moment I am not able to run dat unpublish
(see the bug referenced above)