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What you were doing when you experienced the bug?
After running ipfs init then ipfs swarm peers I saw a numerous amount of peers listed
After running ipfs daemon then navigating to the WebUI, the Connections tab showed 0 peers connected
Any error messages you saw, where you saw them, and what you believe may have caused them (if you have any ideas).
I have experienced error messages in the CLI window that is being used to run the daemon as such:
"�[0;37m14:30:29.579 �[31mERROR �[0;34m bitswap: �[0mError writing block to datastore: Access is denied. �[0;37mbitswap.go:317�[0m"
I believe these errors may have something to do with the issue because when I re run the daemon and DO NOT close the webui, some of the peers do show up - however, if I navigate to a different tab, then back to the connections tab, there are 0 peers again and I experience more errors. I cannot resolve the issue unless I stay on the connections tab and re run the daemon.
This does not affect much functionality other than usability - I'm still able to access files I have added with ipfs over an internet connection - this is more of a UI bug IMHO
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For the WebUI not showing any connections, how long are you waiting on the page to see if it changes? It's a pretty intensive page that takes a while to show something other than 0 peers on my slow laptop.
Version information:
go-ipfs version: 0.4.13-
Repo version: 6
System version: amd64/windows
Golang version: go1.9.2
Type:
Bug
Description:
After running ipfs init then ipfs swarm peers I saw a numerous amount of peers listed
After running ipfs daemon then navigating to the WebUI, the Connections tab showed 0 peers connected
I have experienced error messages in the CLI window that is being used to run the daemon as such:
"�[0;37m14:30:29.579 �[31mERROR �[0;34m bitswap: �[0mError writing block to datastore: Access is denied. �[0;37mbitswap.go:317�[0m"
I believe these errors may have something to do with the issue because when I re run the daemon and DO NOT close the webui, some of the peers do show up - however, if I navigate to a different tab, then back to the connections tab, there are 0 peers again and I experience more errors. I cannot resolve the issue unless I stay on the connections tab and re run the daemon.
This does not affect much functionality other than usability - I'm still able to access files I have added with ipfs over an internet connection - this is more of a UI bug IMHO
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: