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Very cool. This just runs through 31 Oct?
Also, where would the haven relay bot code go?
Good question, we will have to make a repository for it!
Yes but we will award anything posted before the 7th of november to honor the spirit of you probably having done the bulk of the work in October.
Empty for now, if youāre interested file a PR and let me know here.
Iām also happy to take a look at a design (and give credit for however far you get, even if it doesnāt work).
Just some quick updates and responses to common questions:
Re: relay bot - it doesnāt look like thereās a functional API in Haven, I suppose adding that would be part of it?
A thought about Haven - Itās pretty cool that you can run a local instance that uses cmix. So if someone censors haven.xx.network, someone can just get the docker image and run it.
Any interest in using Github actions (or Gitlab CI) to build a docker image automatically for each major release? Then have a simple wiki article on how to run your own local haven.
Edit: I could do it as a PR pretty easily, but I understand you do most of your dev on gitlab. It could still run and be hosted by github, but of course dependent on updates / releases being pushed to github.
You should check out developers channel (on xx Network Discord) more often, a Docker image has been shared for 1.5 years nowā¦
We could do both, let me know what you need, update the readme, and submit a pr/mr.
Iād prefer a docker image built by the foundation than a random on Github. But I do like their docker compose tor solution.
A Dockerfile is already provided in the official Gitlab repo, as you know itās just 1 line to build it and change the image link in Docker compose files (which I suggest to do in my README.md as the preferred option, by the way).
The time-consuming parts are Caddy/Traffic/Tor integration followed by Dockerfile maintenance (the official one is still based on NodeJS v16), tuning (e.g. I had NodeJS telemetry disabled since day 1 in late 2022), testing and documentation, all of which are tasks peripheral to building.
Anyway, itād be nice to have the official image - Iāll just add another container image link option to my docs for those who donāt want to build their own.
Oh I didnāt realize the solution was yours, nice work.
Thank you.
By the way, I donāt mind the ārandomā characterization - it is kind of random, especially as I donāt disclose my real-life identity. Itās true that people should build their own container or use official images.
Unfortunately, thereās no way to way to create deterministic builds for Haven, so if people download some degree of ātrustā is required.
I hope that ready-to-go container recipes and containers help builders more easily integrate with other apps and reach more home users (especially on ARM64).
At first I was using Gitlab but just couldnāt get automated container build workflow to work correctly (I think the related Gitlab issue is still open after 3 yearsā¦). Github is much better, but they didnāt have multi-arch container build workflows when I moved there, so I build at home and upload manually. I should revisit that to see if it works now.
Hereās what I got so far, @rick
build directory, one for Haven add an iFrame, another to Tribler to allow unauthenticated access from Haven IP/host (poor manās workaround for proper cross-domain CORS). Iām still working on this but the patches (Haven, Tribler) are in the repo, screenshots and other details in README.md in master. I hope to create a Docker composeThe patches are just several LoC each:
Screenshot of unpatched Haven in FF with the add-on in action:
Both 2 & 3 would benefit from Haven & Tribler in Docker compose, for Tribler API security and convenience reasons, so Iāll try to build it for (2).
@rick - any info on this? The README.md says thereās a hello.ts, but that file isnāt in the repo. Is this future plans?
I submitted PR #3 - Improve the Dockerfile and added a Github action for CI & to publish.
I see old gitlab CI scripts, but I donāt think the docker registry at docker-registry.xx.network is up or public.
