Daniel Aleksandersen
Daniel Aleksandersen
Well-known URI is specified in [RFC 5785](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc5785). This mechanism is much better suited for this than requiring every website to advertise a Link response header. > Also note in Section...
> > Replying with an empty file at a well-known location > > Also replying with 404 (Not Found). No, that is a very clear signal that the server doesn’t...
> Which would signal that the website is not asking consent. “I’m not asking consent for anything because I don’t do anything that requires me to ask for it” is...
> We may also need to consider how to revert to HTTP if the dat version is unavailable. We could add a button in the page action to do that....
This may be a duplicate of issue #24.
> We use DAT to share all of our files for free (documentaries, podcasts, books, and so forth). @tiotrom could you please provide more details on how you use Dat...
This change aligns the [behaviour with dat-dns](https://github.com/datprotocol/dat-dns/blob/abcd5d513feb9f8c03a99d04e19c5e21016dd3dc/index.js#L73). RFC5785 says to use HTTP or HTTPS but to discover services for a hostname. Web services running on non-standard ports aren’t supposed to...
The convention is `/favicon.ico` using Windows icon files (not PNGs). This is only loaded when the document doesn’t contain a ``.
`rsync: rename "/home/da/Hyperdrive/my-test-repo/.index.html.k1KGaS" -> "index.html": Function not implemented (38)` rsync stores files in a temporary location before moving them into place. I tried using `rsync --inplace` but get this error...
The temporary files that rsync creates in the destination directory will be added to/duplicated in the append-only file system after the `rename` operation. The method that seems to create the...