i should add too that this so far was concerning only the name-server but the core ring connectivity runs over a truly distributed DHT network distinct from the name-server - this is perhaps a more important node to run
as described above, the name-server is actually a non-essential component for user-friendliness - but running this sort of backbone node improves the robustness of the entire network
i should add too that this so far was concerning only the name-server but the core ring connectivity runs over a truly distributed DHT network distinct from the name-server - this is perhaps a more important node to run
as described above, the name-server is actually a non-essential component for user-friendliness - but running this sort of backbone node improves the robustness of the entire network
this is described a bit in this post
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/ring/2017-05/msg00038.html
It looks like this requires a (python?) script to be run, and also to open a new port (4222). Unfortunately I'm not sure if the current setup allows this. I think the server where the community website is hosted, only allows the creation of new web spaces.
It looks like this requires a (python?) script to be run, and also to open a new port (4222). Unfortunately I'm not sure if the current setup allows this. I think the server where the community website is hosted, only allows the creation of new web spaces.
https://ring.cx/
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/ring/2017-05/msg00029.html
i should add too that this so far was concerning only the name-server but the core ring connectivity runs over a truly distributed DHT network distinct from the name-server - this is perhaps a more important node to run
as described above, the name-server is actually a non-essential component for user-friendliness - but running this sort of backbone node improves the robustness of the entire network
this is described a bit in this post
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/ring/2017-05/msg00038.html
It looks like this requires a (python?) script to be run, and also to open a new port (4222). Unfortunately I'm not sure if the current setup allows this. I think the server where the community website is hosted, only allows the creation of new web spaces.
This isn't off the table yet. I'm negotiating how to get the new port. This might take some time though.
do you know what OS the server is running? i think they just made a debian package of this so install maybe very easy