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how to determine my hash? #22
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Good idea. I ran gittorrentd in a directory containing multiple git repos, and see:
This means that my repos are available at:
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hmm... is this a new feature or something? i don't see this here, and i have a directory with a single git repo here:
doesn't look like it's doing anything (although it did seem to create |
oh i see, i need to touch |
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so one thing that's still not clear to me is how to announce my gittorrent urls. i understand there's some magic stuff going on on the side of bitcoin, but i don't really care about that - i'm fine with the hash for now.
(besides, it's not clear to me how gittorrentd talks to bitcoin and how i tell it which username i want, but that's another bug report. :)
if i run bittorrentd in a git repository, it seems to do something but I don't know how to do anything after that.
it would be nice if bittorrentd had some sort of usage (
-h
) or would at least tell the url we can use to fetch from the repo later...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: