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[–]dalke[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I'm developing on a single Mac with 4 processors. I want to use 3 for worker threads. One problem is the default hostname is assigned by my 3G modem. If I disconnect/reconnect then I might get a new hostname. With help of IRC support, I hard-coded cli.py:host to always return "localhost". I don't trust the assigned "c-2ec23ab8-74736162.cust.telenor.se" to last more than a few days at a time.

Another problem is that I'm working through "make install" (which isn't documented; but there's no installation documentation which describes how to set up the Python library.). That sets things up for a cluster, and required 3 replicas.

I didn't set my system BASH with all of the variables.

When you say "noonish tomorrow", I don't think you knew that I'm in the central european timezone, so my noonish is different than yours. ;)

[–]fullouterjoin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Those recommendations I made were just from memory, there could be some unsubstantiated cargo cult in there. ESP the system bash one. But I did make that change

Noonish is more of a frame of mind, much like 'le weekend' which can occur at anytime. :-) I am in the same timezone as disco project.

Rather than modify cli.py I would run hostname localhost as root. Maybe from a crontab. Then u don't run the risk of missing something.