Eric, > I believe that this may be similar to: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WAVE-315 > I spoke to alown on IRC who said that issue 315 shouldn't affect (effect?) bots.
To clarify on my comment: there have been no previously reported problems with the local bots when using a single user tha are due to concurrency issues (which seemed to be the cause of the problems in 315). It is theoretically possible to have concurrency problems with the bots. > Copies of my server config and logs are attached. Sadly the ASF mailing list eats all attachments. Can you put them somewhere and link. > UPDATE: > I tried again with the default server.config file and it seems to work properly now (though its a bit slow). So maybe its just my config file? I still get the "Websocket is not connected" warning though so it may still be a bug. Sounds like the socket.io fallback may be kicking in since you say it is slow. > Assuming it's just my crummy config file, how should I write my configuration so that my wiab is available to the rest of my LAN? Depends. More details will be needed to answer this. :) > While I'm at it: > How do I kill the server? I've just been doing "kill $!" but I was hoping there was a more graceful way. There is no better way, the server is designed to exit nicely in this signal. > And, how do I delete a wave? I have a bunch of empty waves I don't know how to get rid of. What do you mean by delete? Removing all participants means it no longer shows in the list. Deleting its folder inside _deltas/ and restarting will have permanently destroyed the wave. Ali