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avoid confusing terminology
Got confused here, where I did not know if what was referred was the normal node or the CI node. Also, "seed node" is used elsewhere to refer to nodes which need to remain online.
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@@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ directory over HTTP (with TLS, by preference). They are static files,
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which are easy to serve. Any web server can do it. You can copy the
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files to another server too, if you prefer.
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To test this, tell your seed node to seed the Radicle CI example
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To test this, tell your CI node to seed the Radicle CI example
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project. (You can also seed any other repository, but the example is
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there to make it easy to try this out.) You will need to do this from
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a different shell session (terminal window or tab) than the previous
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