Closed pbuyle closed 3 years ago
@pbuyle does it change anything to use the --name
flag? also try installing ssb-server@15.3.0 as it's a more stable version
sbot plugins.install --name ssb-meme
After stopping Patchwork, installing ssb-server@15.3.0
and running ssb-server start
, bot plugins.install --name ssb-meme
worked.
@pbuyle ok great! if you are all set, could you close this?
@pbuyle ok great! if you are all set, could you close this?
ssb-server plugins.install --name ssb-meme
works when using ssb-server@15, but with not with ssb-server@19. I don't mind closing the issue, but it seems there is bug in latest release.
@pbuyle 15.3.0 is the current latest release of 'ssb-server'. It used to be 16+ but it got rolled back after some regressions. The version 19 being shown is separate bug :/ where the version of the underlying ssb-db
plugin is shown, not the current ssb-server
version.
Calling commands with ssb-server
will create a client that connects to a running server instance, If running ssb-server start
from the CLI, it will start a new server instance that the CLI client can connect to. If calling ssb-server
commands while running an app like Patchwork, it will connect to the running server packaged with patchwork
This might be an issue that get's posted there.
:+1:
Is
ssb-server plugins.install
the right command to use to install plugins ?I've a ssb server running through Patchwork (3.18.0.831). When trying to install plugins through the command-line with ssb-server installed with
npm -g ssb-server
, I get aTypeError
with the message "Cannot read property 'commands' of undefined".This issue is the same as https://github.com/ssbc/ssb-server/issues/718