Alisa Sireneva
Alisa Sireneva
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...
@DaniellMesquita I've told others to follow this rule, but I'll repeat it here again, as this is now really important: Never hardcode 127.0.0.1:43110. People might use other ports, proxies, IPv6,...
Any updates on this? Is this project abandoned?
Maybe. But I don't think that parsing null (`null -> "null" -> null`) is a good idea.
@up4: It is stored in ZeroMe User Registry (1UDbADib99KE9d3qZ87NqJF2QLTHmMkoV). I will post it here, but! **Before trying the following, try http://127.0.0.1:43110/blog.kaffie.bit/?Post:25:How+to+change+your+ZeroMe+Hub&** > 1. Open `data/userdb/1YourAddress/content.json` (change to yours) > 2....
It looks like quite a few people on ZeroTalk like your theme but I prefer the current one because yours is way too dark for me. Perhaps adding a "light/dark/black"...
Oh, sorry, I didn't notice this. Closing this then.
Hm, actually, this doesn't answer my question. I need to get `{"a": a, "b": b}` but I get `{"A": {"a": a}, "b": b}` with `MSGPACK_BASE_MAP`.
True, but in reality `A` has a lot more fields and it has several derived classes, so copying the same list to all derived classes is not an option.
Do you mean that I have to use `{"A": {"a": a}, "b": b}` instead? Unfortunately I'm not making an app from scratch but following an existing specification so I can't...