ws to port 3472 issue

It is not clear why the code is trying to connect to port 3472.

Testing a sample code below:

    const myCore = Hypercore(null, {
      valueEncoding: 'json',
      persist: false,
      storage: null  // storage: RAI
    })
    myCore.append(JSON.stringify({
      name: 'Alice'
    }), () => { 
      const discoveryCoreKey = 'dat://bee80ff3a4ee5e727dc44197cb9d25bf8f19d50b0f3ad2984cfe5b7d14e75de7'
      const discoveryCore = new Hypercore(discoveryCoreKey, {
        persist: false,
        extensions: ['discovery']
      })

      // When you find a new peer, tell them about your core
      discoveryCore.on('peer-add', (peer) => {
        console.log('Got a peer!')
        peer.extension('discovery', myCore.key)
      })
      discoveryCore.on('extension', (type, message) => {
        console.log('Got extension message', type, message)
        if (type !== 'discovery') return
        discoveryCore.close()

        const otherCore = new Hypercore(message, {
          valueEncoding: 'json',
          persist: false
        })
        otherCore.get(0, console.log)
      })
    });

In the browser, getting the below error:

WebSocket connection to 'ws://localhost:3472/' failed: Error in connection establishment: net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED

as well as this error:

[karlmoubarak]

Yeah so… The problem was my NAT. It seems that having the webpage tested by different browsers on different networks never yielded the same result. It either works or doesn’t. But I’ll take what I can for now.

Anyways, thanks @RangerMauve for your support, and for the extra cool stuff being worked on with DAT. Keep it up! I’m excited to see what comes out 😄

[RangerMauve]

Gonna close this for now since it’s not very actionable yet