Joe Hand
Joe Hand
Yes! Related #793
Hey! There are a few approaches to this, and unfortunately it can get complicated quickly depending on the state of your archive. The most basic is to either: * Use...
@jedahan yep, seems like that may be related to #233 .
Also don't count if you are not actually receive content data from them. It'll be confusing if you have 5 peers but they're all just metadata.
We can use the new dat-node API in 1.4.0 to show: * Total Peers * Peers downloading from (for downloads) * Peers with 100% data (for share or sync?)
Need to go through updated API for this. For now, the `--sources` option shows some of this, for debugging. Will look at this after the `dat push` which will have...
Added information for how much has been uploaded to each peer. By default, it looks like: Using the `--sources` option it adds more information, IP address, ports, errors, closed peers:...
Whoa weird. Something about windows paths probably, will look into it in recursive watch. To avoid this for now, you can use the `--no-watch` option will will disable file watching,...
What version of Node are you on?
Ah, we did not take the advice from the docs on `fs.watch`: https://nodejs.org/api/fs.html#fs_filename_argument