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Is this the right way to re-use a server seed in a node.js deployment?
See original GitHub issuevar b = Bugout({seed: "BofqDQcd9W6MNZBcU1561SPDouywe8eFdFEDDxcUmVkGiPaHtBHQ", wt: wt})
I am asking because I can’t seem to get clients to connect this way. If I don’t pass in a seed, connections work fine.
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@chr15m I created a tracker server that should be reliable: wss://ws.peer.ooo. You’re welcome to use it if you’d like. It’s deployed as an app in Heroku. If you or others want to deploy your own in Heroku, it can be done here: https://github.com/draeder/p2p-tracker
That sounds good. I’ve been working on this, which operates at the webrtc layer.
https://github.com/chr15m/webrtc-signaling-mesh
Let me know if you have any feedback.