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SD Wormhole Update

Just 24hrs ago, we were much further from having a wormhole. The service was down, there was no routing from port 443 to the localhost:7070 port that the wormhole runs on, we were not using CloudFlare and our SSL certs were not working correctly.

Now we have a WormHole running, where CloudFlare listens on wormhole.myhush.org:443 and sends data to our haproxy instance maps that to the wormhole backend running localhost:7070.

SDA can initiate a connection, and attempts to register a websocket sessionid. This is where things go wrong:

2019-11-16 15:04:14 INFO  Connected Session
2019-11-16 15:04:14 INFO  Register f288285db0eee1432cbf97893953aa5e3fb8ab8282c32e9c0704c7d3ce1fc650[(register, f288285db0...{64})]
2019-11-16 15:04:14 INFO  Error: Peer is not connected[(nonce, 1600000000...{48}), (payload, 66cb90afb4...{544}), (to, f288285db0...{64})]
2019-11-16 15:04:14 INFO  Closed session f288285db0eee1432cbf97893953aa5e3fb8ab8282c32e9c0704c7d3ce1fc650
2019-11-16 15:05:16 INFO  Connected Session

This wormhole log shows that SDA connects correctly, sends a registration message, but then the next message it attempts to send, creates an error because there is no sessionid existing.

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