Closed NikiChr closed 5 years ago
Unfortunately, you can't download files directly from 44.44.24.2
which has been downloaded the file that you want. 😄
@Starnop thanks!
I thought that you can use dfget server
to supply files to the network.
But I must have misunderstood that.
I have a virtual network with containernet with 4 nodes that run dragonfly:
44.44.12.1
44.44.12.2
has 512MB.zip44.44.13.3
44.44.24.4
is supposed to get 512MB.zipDo I have to start a server on
44.44.12.2
usingdfget server
to be able to access the node's files?I naively tried to use dfget on
44.44.24.4
like thisdfget --verbose -u http://44.44.12.2/root/.small-dragonfly/512MB.zip --notbs
without running a server on44.44.12.2
. Which resulted in the following error:And the following log entry:
I also tried running a server on
44.44.12.2
like this:dfget server --ip 44.44.12.2 --port 22222
and adding the port 22222 to the download dfget command which resulted in the same error messages. How can I address and download a file like 512MB.zip using the node44.44.24.4
?