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$ ./space_Linux_x86_64 -ipfsaddr=/ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/5001
flag provided but not defined: -ipfsaddr
Usage of ./space_Linux_x86_64:
-cpuprofile file
write cpu profile to file
-debug
run daemon with debug mode for profiling (default true)
-dev
run daemon in dev mode to use .env file
-memprofile file
write memory profile to file
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Hey @5310, thank you for reporting this and apologies for the delayed response. It's been really busy and somehow we missed responding to this issue ticket but we have been fixing this in the meantime. This is a good catch and we are currently enhancing the way IPFS works in this PR #112 and the fix for this is included in that PR. Note there will be an update to that section of the readme to indicate how to use your own node so will post here once that is reflected and merged.
The readme mentions an
-ipfsaddr
flag that lets the daemon use an existing IPFS node. But the Linux binary doesn't support it:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: