exit if the user has requested a specific port #954
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I tried to work out how to use the lib/exit.js code, but couldn't figure out a way that worked. |
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| { name: 'dir', abbr: 'd', help: 'set the directory for Dat' }, | |||
| { name: 'logspeed', default: 400 }, | |||
| { name: 'port', default: 3282, help: 'port to use for connections' }, | |||
| { name: 'port', default: 0, help: 'port to use for connections (tries 3282 by default)' }, | |||
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I think we'd be better removing this default. Otherwise dat-node won't try 3282 first.
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Oh no it'll try 3828 first, nm. But still not sure we need this, just confuses things =).
Cool, I can take a look at adding that. |
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Can you check out these syntax changes |
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@joehand nice! thanks for the syntax pointer. is there a test exception that can be configured for |
ya not sure what was going on there. Made it one-liner to avoid indent error. |
Signed-off-by: Sven Dowideit [email protected]
for #945
to go with dat-ecosystem-archive/dat-node#192