ipfs command uses config RPC address when acting as a client#122
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minor fix to dht debugging string
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hmm... Im gonna wanna merge this with feat/snappy-cmd before master |
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worried about code dup everywhere. room for errors. can we abstract this out into a function?
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LGTM, but yes, as @whyrusleeping mentioned, this should prob be rebased on top of |
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I should have been working off of feat/snappy-cmd this whole time, these changes are moot. |
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Disallow overwriting new records with older records on DHT PUT
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Rather than send commands to the hardcoded "localhost:12345", they should be sent to the RPCAddress that is set in the config. I changed the daemon client function ''SendCommand'' to take a multiaddr rather than a "host:port" string. This seemed like a reasonable thing to do since ''NewDaemonListener'' takes a multiaddr as its bind argument.
I also made a minor fix to a dht debugging printf.