Can't connect to another service without modifying Grind init

[RidleyLarsen]

The grind init command will only request a user's cookie from dorking.cs.dixie.edu - It doesn't check for a config file before relying on defaultHost.

Plus, after running grind init, your config file will be overwritten with host: defaultHost anyway. Perhaps it could be a two-step process? Enter your CodeGrinder server hostname --> Enter your cookie.

[russross]

That's an issue I still need to work out. For now, just ignore it (go to the correct URL and ignore the one it suggests) and change the config file to the host you are using. grind should use the host in your config file once it has been set.

• Russ

On Fri, Jul 8, 2016 at 12:40 PM, Ridley Larsen notifications@github.com wrote:

The grind init command will only request a user's cookie from dorking.cs.dixie.edu - It doesn't check for a config file before relying on defaultHost.

Plus, after running grind init, your config file will be overwritten with host: defaultHost anyway. Perhaps it could be a two-step process? Enter your CodeGrinder server hostname --> Enter your cookie.

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[RidleyLarsen]

Here's a potential solution: codechangers/codegrinder@3b7493212a64b347e1da81b6e533966ddef9e3f0

[russross]

I changed this a while back. Now the host name is required when you run "grind init". There are no more hard-coded assumptions about hostnames.