Allow connection to remote SuperCollider #243
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Qirky
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Jun 23, 2021
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| if os.path.isfile(FOXDOT_INFO_FILE): | ||
| os.remove(FOXDOT_INFO_FILE) |
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Might be better to move this into the try/except before you write the file? Just in case - for whatever reason - the template file doesn't exist and then there is no info file on start up
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Indeed that makes sense, already pushed the update. Thanks!
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This issue addresses points 1-3 in #242.
The least intrusive solution I thought about was retrieving the proper path prefixes when retrieving the server info. This has the drawback of leaking information about the server setup that shouldn't be known by the client, which is problematic if this approach is to be used in an eventual "serious" service or in a public network. However, for personal and controlled used it's enough and doesn't require any heavy code or project refactoring.