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Cool tool but in the Readme you should probably explain a little bit 'how it works' rather than just 'how to work it'. In this case, I imagine it needs to con
by siliconc0w 9y ago
Cool tool but in the Readme you should probably explain a little bit 'how it works' rather than just 'how to work it'. In this case, I imagine it needs to connect to and trust some outside coordinating service run/owned by someone (you?).
- vultour 9y agoBoth the client and the server (warpd) seem to be in the repo. I agree there should be an explanation early in the readme because when I came to the part with IDs I immediately went 'wtf? does this go through their servers?'. Edit: Reading through some of the replies here it might actually be using their servers at least for the ID resolution.
- efficax 9y agoI agree. This tool is pretty cool but I was a bit confused about how it could work since it just "worked" without prompting for a server. Looking at netstat it looks like warp connections are handled by connecting to an ec2 instance at ec2-35-162-152-151.us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com, on port 4242.
- spolu 9y agoThanks! Great feedback. I'll make sure to make it clearer.