Doug Hoyte

Hi! Did you see my comment here? https://github.com/hoytech/negentropy/pull/9#issuecomment-2351157808 In short, I moved the C language wrapper stuff into a new directory `c/` to keep a clean separation between the C++...

Hmmm I'm not sure what could be the problem here. Can you paste the first line from `dbdump.jsonl` (or join our telegram and you can DM it to me). I'm...

Thanks for this! You're probably right and we can make some heuristics for detecting whether a sync failed. That's a great list, I appreciate you compiling and posting it. Yes,...

@braydonf - I renamed the param to `connectionTimeout` instead of `timeout` (in case we ever support different types of timeouts). I also refactored slightly and added some docs. Thanks again!

Good observation! Yes you are correct that the router's websocket communication is done in a single thread. It isn't quite as sophisticated as the normal relay. However, note that it...

This repo is unmaintained. Thanks for letting us know. I have removed it my fork: https://github.com/hoytech/lmdbxx/commit/6f497d1d8e1a6e0afa8ae83891d13b3fac68b62c

I haven't looked into rnostr, but I believe most relays work the same as strfry and return in reverse chronological. Usually this is what you want to build a "twitter-like"...

I just pushed this feature to master branch: https://github.com/hoytech/strfry/commit/08f06338f32a91a6195973357f40b09bb2f6b076

What specifically should the relay do for these tags? According to the nostr spec, only single-character tags are supposed to be indexed.

The most likely explanation I can think of is that the plugin isn't responding to a particular event, or its response is malformed somehow. Are there any possible failure conditions...