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<jdenz>
Hi all. Hope all is well. It's been a while since I've had any issues I needed to ask questions about, so that means you all are doing great work!
<jdenz>
The problem I'm experiencing with my self-hosted Sandstorm install is not being able to find a user on my instance in the "Share" dialogue, specifically "Send an Invite."
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<jdenz>
The user signed up and I'm trying to share a grain with them, but I don't see their user account when I attempt to "send an invite." Is this purposeful behavior or am I missing something? Let me know if I can explain more.
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<BigShip>
dwrensha: okay here's the fix. If you use NetworkManager, change the dns= option to dns=dnsmasq in /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf. Then, create a file /etc/NetworkManager/dnsmasq.d/dnsmasq-localhost.conf with the lines "address=/local.sandstorm.io/127.0.0.1" and "address=/.local.sandstorm.io/127.0.0.1
<dwrensha>
BigShip: cool
<BigShip>
so continues my 2 day epic journey to actually start working on this -_-
<kentonv>
BigShip: FWIW, most (but not all) systems now support *.localhost mapping to 127.0.0.1, so another option may have been to set BASE_URL=http://localhost:6080 WILDCARD_HOST=*.localhost:6080
<dwrensha>
kentonv: I can't remember -- does that require futzing with /etc/hosts?
<kentonv>
dwrensha: no, it's supposed to be hardcoded in DNS resolvers
<kentonv>
historically localhost was defined in /etc/hosts but not anymore
<kentonv>
it might be the browser rather than the DNS resolver that implements it, can't remember
<BigShip>
oh
<dwrensha>
kentonv: I'm looking at UiView.newSession(). I'm trying to understand: would it have worked to, instead of defining UiView.newRequestSession() and UiView.newOfferSession(), to define new interfaces `RequestSession` and `OfferSession`, inheriting from `WebSession`?
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<kentonv>
dwrensha: Session type is supposed to relate to the display medium. A WebSession is displayed in a browser, but you could imagine non-browser-based clients that open different session types that aren't HTTP/HTML/JS-based. The powerbox is still a thing on those clients.
<kentonv>
for example someday I'd love to see a desktop OS built on Sandstorm. You could imagine that it requests an XSession or a WaylandSession or whatever.
<kentonv>
(I like to imagine we won't be stuck with the web stack forever... haha)
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<pdurbin>
thank you, Sandstorm folks, for sponsoring SpinachCon yesterday
<kentonv>
problem seems to be that if opening the session failed, we don't react to future DevPackages changes
<dwrensha>
this could be considered is a more general problem: if we can't open a grain due to an error, we typically don't automatically retry in the future when the error might have gone away
<dwrensha>
e.g. when you don't have permission to open a grain
<kentonv>
on another note, is anyone else getting "failed to parse SourceMap" spewed in their console?
<dwrensha>
I presume this "sourcemap" in the javascript sense. I have not seen any such spew.