Ipfs-webui: WebUI Peers

Created on 7 Feb 2018  路  11Comments  路  Source: ipfs/ipfs-webui

Daemon is running and if I ipfs swarm peers, it shows that I'm connected to other nodes. But, in the webUI, under the connections tab, I'm not seeing any peers.

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I'm getting the same 0 peers issue on private swarm, but with different error:

Error: lookup requires a multiaddr array with length > 0

EDIT:

This is a different issue though, I'm guessing that it expects the array to include yourself as 1st peer and does .slice(1):

debugger

This IP is from the other peer (not myself).

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Could you check if there are any errors on the developers console (F12)?

ipfs-webui.0.3.0.js:5 Uncaught Error: no protocol with name: p2p-circuit
at r (ipfs-webui.0.3.0.js:5)
at r (ipfs-webui.0.3.0.js:15)
at f (ipfs-webui.0.3.0.js:15)
at Object.h [as fromString] (ipfs-webui.0.3.0.js:15)
at new i (ipfs-webui.0.3.0.js:5)
at i (ipfs-webui.0.3.0.js:5)
at ipfs-webui.0.3.0.js:14
at Array.map ()
at ipfs-webui.0.3.0.js:14
at e (ipfs-webui.0.3.0.js:6)

Which version of IPFS are you using and which is your browser?

I'm getting the same issue as well. I'm creating a private network with 4 peers but I don't see anyone on the connections page. However, when I tried look up the peers via console and http api, I get the list of peers.

No error on the console log.

I get the same error (and stacktrace): ipfs version 0.4.13 (ipfs/go-ipfs:v0.4.13 docker image)

Browser is Debian chromium: Version 62.0.3202.89 (Developer Build) built on Debian buster/sid, running on Debian buster/sid (64-bit)

I note:

$ ipfs swarm addrs | grep p2p-circuit
        /p2p-circuit/ipfs/QmVGX47BzePPqEzpkTwfUJogPZxHcifpSXsGdgyHjtk5t7

Any updates on this issue, just installed latest version of IPFS on OSX using brew and I am also seeing this in webui console Uncaught Error: no protocol with name: p2p-circuit

I'm getting the same 0 peers issue on private swarm, but with different error:

Error: lookup requires a multiaddr array with length > 0

EDIT:

This is a different issue though, I'm guessing that it expects the array to include yourself as 1st peer and does .slice(1):

debugger

This IP is from the other peer (not myself).

~I'm seeing the same error but only in firefox.~

Nevermind, the page is blank. That's a different issue.

A new version of WebUI is coming soon and completely revamped 馃槃

:heart_eyes_cat:

We're getting closer to the new version so I'm closing this!

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