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I tried to find where repository with UI is, but did not. Tell me where is it.

 Disconnected outbound TCP: [email protected]:4040, source ...
 Connected outbound TCP: [email protected]:4040, source ...
 added outbound dialer for 152.67.70.238:5050
 Failed to dial MPATH 152.67.70.238:5050: fail on all dialers
 Failed to dial TCP 31.148.149.214:5050: dial tcp 31.148.149.214:5050: i/o timeout
 added outbound dialer for 152.67.70.238:5050
 Failed to dial MPATH 152.67.70.238:5050: fail on all dialers
 Failed to dial TCP 31.148.149.214:5050: dial tcp 31.148.149.214:5050: i/o timeout
 added outbound dialer for 152.67.70.238:5050
 Failed to dial MPATH 152.67.70.238:5050: fail on all dialers

I've collected some logs. Part is above.
In my opinion something is wrong, because many fails. I don't know how to research the reason.

The bottom part of the program window goes beyond the bottom edge of the screen, and you can not see the speed indicators. Any manipulation did not lead to even temporary success. The resolution of the monitor is 1366 by 768.

Is it possible to adapt to this parameter, there are several such devices, and there are some with even lower resolution.

Hello,

I am working on a P2P project and was thinking about forking Yggdrasil since although I find it to be pretty good, I also would like to see some additional modifications to improve it, but still remain compatible with the network, if at all possible.

I would like to investigate adding a plugin system with an dynamic API so that users can call functions. This would be things like a plugin for a p2p database that shards and replicates data across many nodes in the network, or possible a time server, all of which could be just built-in calls from the plugins.

Research from Hashicorp seems to have a nice RPC solution that runs the plugins independently from the main application to prevent crashing the system and a similar approach could be used here, I think.

https://zerofruit-web3.medium.com/hashicorp-plugin-system-design-and-implementation-5f939f09e3b3

https://github.com/hashicorp/go-plugin

Also, I am wondering if your RiV-Mesh has the latest updates from Yggdrasil as well, but do like the idea that you have integrated QUIC.

Along those lines, I have seen some benchmarks for KCP which suggest that it is even better than QUICK and TCP, but that also could be a plugin, perhaps.

Any thoughts?
Thanks

I just installed Rivmesh, checked logs:

Build name: mesh
 Build version: 0.4.7.2
  TLS listener started on 
  TLS listener started on  
 Connected inbound TLS:  
 Connected inbound TLS:  
 Connected outbound TLS:  
 Connected outbound TLS: 
  Started http server listening on ... . Document root C:\Program Files\RiV-mesh\ui.zip on zipfs
  Your public key is  
  Your IPv6 address is  
  Your IPv6 subnet is  

It seems okay, it also found virtual machine's network.
After that I visited Rivmesh's server. I expected a quick answer but it responded some time and I started to expect "Timed out" finally. But it has worked finally.

In my opinion server should respond until less time (<5 seconds).

Please, can you change default name config from mesh to riv-mesh ?