Tweak laconicd config to allow setting endpoint port and to make the fixturenet restartable. #660
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Reference: cerc-io/stack-orchestrator#660
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Needed to let the endpoint sit behind an SSL proxy.
Are the create-fixturenet.sh changes related to pulling in a newer version of init.sh from laconicd?
No, but the actual changes are hard to see because of the indent.
It is just an
ifaround the creation stuff. I also removed the call to make (which isn't installed, so does nothing) and the delete, which likewise doesn't work as intended, because it tries to remove a bind-mounted dir.Can you see if you can put the changes into the file in the laconicd repo, or come up with a refactoring that would make any changes here minimal and easy to see by diffing? The general idea is that this file shouldn't be maintained both here and in the laconicd repo. It's a bit of a hack that it's here in the first place.
Done: cerc-io/laconicd#117