Heh, of course after I say all of that there I make a mistake somewhere.
The dust bunnies are hiding in the example settings file on GitHub. I made
a mistake and put the wrong host in it.
But with as careful as I was about default values and not exposing things
that shouldn't be exposed I made
Ji Jed,
On Saturday, May 5, 2018 at 10:34:56 AM UTC-7, Jed Carty wrote:
> There are plenty of secure ways to use node as an externally facing
> server, I have one set up for tiddlywiki. But security is a difficult
> problem and it isn't obvious where there are security concerns, even to
>
It doesn't have to be web facing to be a security concern. If you ever
bring your computer or phone to starbucks it is exposed on a public network
and if you have anything set up to be served on 0.0.0.0 it is accessible to
anyone there, and if it is also able to serve anything from your
Mark S. wrote:
> Well, it does mean that TW on node can't do everything that stand-alone TW
> can do, which isn't clear to most people considering node as a save
> option...
>
Agreed.
I think the lack of clarity about that in documentation is a Black Mark for
users. These kinds of
On Saturday, May 5, 2018 at 3:18:05 AM UTC-7, Jed Carty wrote:
>
>
> And I think that I should point out that the node version not serving
> other files on your computer is because of how servers work, it isn't a
> tiddlywiki specific problem.
>
Well, it does mean that TW on node can't do
What do you want to be able to do on iOS? If you want to be able to edit
and view the wiki when the different node options will let you.
And I think that I should point out that the node version not serving other
files on your computer is because of how servers work, it isn't a
tiddlywiki
"tiddlywiki on plain.js doesn't serve images, and the browser will
absolutely refuse to let you access the local images while viewing as a
localhost web page"
That sounds like a *huge setback* for Node.js as a solution for TW5! Glad
for Jed and Arlen's work on servers. I'll have to start
Since the server is running on your laptop, it would be it's IP address
that you need. You didn't mention whether your laptop was windows or mac. I
know nothing of macs, but here's a link to several methods for finding your
IP:
https://www.wikihow.com/Find-Your-IP-Address-on-a-Mac
If you're
@Jed Carty
I have always ignored "Bonjour" - sounds like I need to look into it. I
assume I have Node.js running on the laptop, and it just "communicates" to
the iOS device. Thanks
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@Mark S.
`local web path, not the physical file path` Is there an example of image
refs on Node.js I can copy? (I don't know how to convert to local web path
lingo)
`whether you're actually trying to run nodejs ON your iOS device, or
whether you're trying to connect to an existing server
@BurningTreeC
Thank you for the link. I didn't know that Node.js doesn't just
automatically run on iOS, but can be made to, using X-code, React, etc.
Sounds like a task.
JWHoneycutt
On Thursday, May 3, 2018 at 8:11:12 AM UTC-4, BurningTreeC wrote:
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> Hi all, I've recently seen something on
Another thing that can make life a lot easier is on everything other than
Windows and Android you can use mdns/bonjour for the local network, this
lets you name the server instead of having to use the ip address. So for my
pie server setup I don't need to know the ip address, I can just got to
RE the first part. Node.js doesn't serve up images. If you can get Jed or
Arlen's server's to run somewhere, then they should be able to serve up
images. Then you have to determine the path to those files (your local web
path, not the physical file path) and change the contents of
Wow!
Can someone post some instructions/help/tips on getting this setup on their
IOS devices?
On Thursday, May 3, 2018 at 7:11:12 AM UTC-5, BurningTreeC wrote:
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> Hi all, I've recently seen something on github - native nodejs for android
>> and iOS - if I remember it right
>>
>> I'll post
BTC, does this mean, in principle, that TiddlyDesktop, Jed's MultiUser,
Arlen's TiddlyServer could be compiled to run on Android & iOS more easily?
On Thursday, 3 May 2018 14:11:12 UTC+2, BurningTreeC wrote:
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> Hi all, I've recently seen something on github - native nodejs for android
>> and
>
> Hi all, I've recently seen something on github - native nodejs for android
> and iOS - if I remember it right
>
> I'll post the link if I find it again
>
> BTC
>
found it: https://github.com/janeasystems/nodejs-mobile
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I'll post the link if I find it again
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File system access on iOS is made to be difficult. It is treated more like
a document store database than a normal file system and image access via
anything other than the built-in image gallery is difficult.
If you want to have a tiddlywiki server that is accessible from the local
network
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