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While I try to understand your requirements, would you mind telling me why you want to know about this connection? What will your application do with this information? I'm asking because I suspect you're trying to work around some behaviour from iroh, and I'd like to understand what it is that it does wrong. |
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OK, I just started learning iroh and rust. I submit an issue and organize the problem. I'm sorry that I can only raise questions, but I can't modify or help fix them myself. I'm very sorry. I submit issues and quote this address? Or should I reorganize the content and submit it to issues? |
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That's fine, I don't expect users to understand the insides of iroh. Your patient explaining of what you were struggling with led me to find the cause of your problems. I'd probably write this up as an issue like so: |
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OK, do I need to organize the above content and file it in issues? If you need me to reorganize the above content and file it in issues, I can help. |
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I created #3308 for you, hope you don't mind. But yes, you could have created this yourself if you wanted. Anyway, you can still subscribe to it. |
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Thank you so much |
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How can I determine whether the connection to the relay is successful?
I understand that after bind, the program will do many things asynchronously, including connecting to the relay, selecting the relay, etc. But I want to know whether it has successfully connected to the relay. I have tried home_relay and other related endpoint methods in the manual, but they can't tell me whether the relay has been successfully connected. I can tell from the log that it has timed out and is constantly retrying. But I don't have any relevant method to get this status. I used the iroh dns service and relay service I built myself.
I know that the iroh report module has a lot of net_report related tests inside it, but it still can't tell me whether my bind operation was successful
The following is a domain name I entered randomly. Although I saw an exception, the program will continue to execute and retry. How can I get a clear success or failure for the entire process. My steps are that client A has just started to bind and wait for B to connect, that is, there is only relay + client A. When client A starts, I can't get a clear relay connection success or failure
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