How can I run Tahoe-LAFS on one computer

[str4d]

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You can create Tahoe nodes anywhere and run multiple nodes under a
single user. If you don't specify a node location, the default
location is used (~/.tahoe/). But you can also specify a node directory:

$ tahoe create-client ~/.tahoe-client
$ tahoe create-introducer ~/.tahoe/introducer
$ tahoe start -d ~/.tahoe-client
$ tahoe start --node-directory=/home/user/.tahoe/introducer

(Some commands support appending the node directory. All commands IIRC
support "-d", "--node-directory=" )

str4d

On 11/12/2013 09:24 PM, Ed Kapitein wrote:
> On Tue, 2013-11-12 at 16:03 +0800, xiao_s_yuan wrote:
>> I want to know can I put the client,storage,introducer on one
>> computer with ubuntu,I tried to do this but find that only one
>> ".tahoe" can exist under the /root folder,but every client or
>> storage  must have a folder like ".tahoe",so how can I run
>> tahoe-LAFS on only one computer
> 
> Hi xiao,
> 
> I successfully did that once by using different users for the
> introducer and the storage server. So run the introducer as user1
> and run the main tahoe process as user2.
> 
> 
> Kind regards, Ed
> 
> 
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