Beta testers requested

[Andrew Gerrand]

Hi Upspinners,

I'm writing to request some assistance in testing a new thing we have been working on: it's a graphical file browser for Upspin, which includes a graphical signup and Google Cloud Platform deployment process. The code is in exp.upspin.io/cmd/browser. 

If there's anyone out there that has not yet signed up for Upspin, or who just wants to set up a new upspinserver instance, and who *also* wants to help me test this new software, please give it a try!

You can download it here:

  https://upspin.io/rel...@upspin.io/exp.upspin.io

(For the linux and darwin/macOS variants you'll need to "chmod 0755 browser" before you can execute it.)

If you have not registered an Upspin user yet, try just running the browser. It should guide you through the registration process.

If you do have a registered Upspin user but would like to try the GCP upspinserver setup process, edit your $HOME/upspin/config file, remove the dirserver, storeserver, and cache lines, and then run the browser. It should jump straight to asking you to specify server endpoints, from which you can elect to set up a GCP project.

I haven't yet updated our documentation for this new process, although I hope it should be fairly self-explanatory. Proceed with caution, and please only do this if you're willing to file detailed bug reports. :-)

Speaking of bug reports, please include a copy of $HOME/upspin/log/browser.log in any bug reports. I made an effort to automatically scrub any sensitive data (such as private keys) from that log, but please check it yourself to make sure.

You can report issues by replying to this message or through our issue tracker: https://github.com/upspin/upspin/issues/new

Many thanks,

Andrew

[Michael Stapelberg]

Looks great!

Out of curiosity, are there any plans to add an unauthenticated mode? Sometimes I’d like to share files with people who are not yet using Upspin. It’d be great if I could just run an “anonymous browser”, possibly restricting access to just files under my user account, and share links to the browser.

Side note: I had to go get -u upspin.io/cmd/... before it started working, otherwise I would get this error message:

2017/09/28 08:49:29 startup: error: error communicating with "upspin.zekjur.net:20443":

dir/remote.Lookup("remote,upspin.zekjur.net:20443"): I/O error:

rpc.Invoke: Post http://michael.stapelberg.ch.cacheserver.localhost.:80/api/Dir/Lookup: dial unix /tmp/michael.stapelberg.ch.cacheserver.localhost.:80: connect: no such file or directory

On Thursday, September 28, 2017 at 7:43:14 AM UTC+2, Andrew Gerrand wrote:

Hi Upspinners,

I'm writing to request some assistance in testing a new thing we have been working on: it's a graphical file browser for Upspin, which includes a graphical signup and Google Cloud Platform deployment process. The code is in exp.upspin.io/cmd/browser. 

If there's anyone out there that has not yet signed up for Upspin, or who just wants to set up a new upspinserver instance, and who *also* wants to help me test this new software, please give it a try!

You can download it here:

  https://upspin.io/release@upspin.io/exp.upspin.io

[Andrew Gerrand]

Do you have "cache: yes" in your config file?

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On 28 September 2017 at 16:56, Michael Stapelberg <mic...@stapelberg.ch> wrote:

Out of curiosity, are there any plans to add an unauthenticated mode? Sometimes I’d like to share files with people who are not yet using Upspin. It’d be great if I could just run an “anonymous browser”, possibly restricting access to just files under my user account, and share links to the browser.

I wrote some ideas about this here: https://github.com/upspin/upspin/issues/410 

[Michael Stapelberg]

Yes.

>>> https://upspin.io/rel...@upspin.io/exp.upspin.io

>>> (For the linux and darwin/macOS variants you'll need to "chmod 0755
>>> browser" before you can execute it.)
>>>
>>> If you have not registered an Upspin user yet, try just running the
>>> browser. It should guide you through the registration process.
>>>
>>> If you do have a registered Upspin user but would like to try the GCP
>>> upspinserver setup process, edit your $HOME/upspin/config file, remove the
>>> dirserver, storeserver, and cache lines, and then run the browser. It should
>>> jump straight to asking you to specify server endpoints, from which you can
>>> elect to set up a GCP project.
>>>
>>> I haven't yet updated our documentation for this new process, although I
>>> hope it should be fairly self-explanatory. Proceed with caution, and please
>>> only do this if you're willing to file detailed bug reports. :-)
>>>
>>> Speaking of bug reports, please include a copy of
>>> $HOME/upspin/log/browser.log in any bug reports. I made an effort to
>>> automatically scrub any sensitive data (such as private keys) from that log,
>>> but please check it yourself to make sure.
>>>
>>> You can report issues by replying to this message or through our issue
>>> tracker: https://github.com/upspin/upspin/issues/new
>>>
>>> Many thanks,
>>> Andrew
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[Andrew Gerrand]

Then either run 'cacheserver' in a separate terminal, or remove the 'cache: yes' line from the config file.

Yes.

>>>   https://upspin.io/release@upspin.io/exp.upspin.io

>>> (For the linux and darwin/macOS variants you'll need to "chmod 0755
>>> browser" before you can execute it.)
>>>
>>> If you have not registered an Upspin user yet, try just running the
>>> browser. It should guide you through the registration process.
>>>
>>> If you do have a registered Upspin user but would like to try the GCP
>>> upspinserver setup process, edit your $HOME/upspin/config file, remove the
>>> dirserver, storeserver, and cache lines, and then run the browser. It should
>>> jump straight to asking you to specify server endpoints, from which you can
>>> elect to set up a GCP project.
>>>
>>> I haven't yet updated our documentation for this new process, although I
>>> hope it should be fairly self-explanatory. Proceed with caution, and please
>>> only do this if you're willing to file detailed bug reports. :-)
>>>
>>> Speaking of bug reports, please include a copy of
>>> $HOME/upspin/log/browser.log in any bug reports. I made an effort to
>>> automatically scrub any sensitive data (such as private keys) from that log,
>>> but please check it yourself to make sure.
>>>
>>> You can report issues by replying to this message or through our issue
>>> tracker: https://github.com/upspin/upspin/issues/new
>>>
>>> Many thanks,
>>> Andrew
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[Dan Mullineux]

tl;dr. Install upspin before browser :)

I ran ...

tools ./browser -http 127.0.0.1:8090

(after getting "cannot listen on non-loopback address "localhost:8090", must have dodgy hosts or something )

from a location not in my $PATH

entered an email, and got the message.

exec: "upspin": executable file not found in $PATH

so added 'tools' to the path (trying stuff by coincidence)...

cannot generate keys in /Users/Dan/.ssh/dan@******.com: directory already exists

started a new session - got same path error (path now in environment), ignored path error clicked register again, and got the second error (after rm -rf .ssh/dan@******.com)

So i decided to stop blindly stabbing at the keyboard, and think that maybe there is some tool called 'upspin' that browser expects to be in place already.

Having come to this directly from a tweet (I had seen Robs talk, but done nothing about it) i had not been following along.

So I went to upspin.io and found that I had not been through the part of the upspin journey that would have seen me install upspin itself

Sharing so others may enjoy, i mean avoid, my idiocy.

 

[Andrew Gerrand]

Hi Dan, thanks for the feedback.

You didn't actually do anything wrong. It's expected that this should work on its own, and I just sent out a change that will remove the browser's dependency on the upspin command-line tool. I definitely should have called out this limitation in my call for beta testers, so sorry for the confusion!

It's actually quite interesting that you ended up in a state where you had keys in .ssh but browser was trying to create new ones. Would you mind privately mailing me your $HOME/upspin/log/browser.log file?

Thanks again,

Andrew

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[Andrew Gerrand]

Does that file exist? If so, what are its permissions? What are the permissions of its parent directories?

If it doesn't exist, does the upspin command-line tool work? If so, is there a secrets: line in your config file?

On 29 September 2017 at 12:56, Bakul Shah <ba...@bitblocks.com> wrote:

On Thu, 28 Sep 2017 15:42:41 +1000 Andrew Gerrand <a...@golang.org> wrote:
Andrew Gerrand writes:
>
> If you do have a registered Upspin user but would like to try the GCP
> upspinserver setup process, edit your $HOME/upspin/config file, remove the
> dirserver, storeserver, and cache lines, and then run the browser. It
> should jump straight to asking you to specify server endpoints, from which
> you can elect to set up a GCP project.

I had registered quite a while ago and I was going to set up
local dir/store servers from my local machine but didn't set
that up.  So I removed the storeserver and dirserver entries
from the config file and fired up the "browser".

The browser prints Serving at http://localhost:8000/#key=....
but the web page it pops up complains. From the browser.log
(which has the same messgage):

2017/09/28 19:41:26 startup: request: {}
2017/09/28 19:41:26 startup: error: config.InitConfig: item does not exist:
        factotum.NewFromDir:
        factotum.NewFromDir: open /home/bakul/.ssh/secret.upspinkey: no such file or directory

[Bakul Shah]

On Fri, 29 Sep 2017 12:58:22 +1000 Andrew Gerrand <a...@golang.org> wrote:
Andrew Gerrand writes:
>
> Does that file exist? If so, what are its permissions? What are the
> permissions of its parent directories?

No. There is a file of similar name in ~/upspin/deply/bitblocks.com
so I copied it to ~/.ssh just an experiment but the same
ENOENT message appears. Originally the config file had

storeserver: remote,upspin.bitblocks.com:443
dirserver: remote,upspin.bitblocks.com:443

which I removed.

> If it doesn't exist, does the upspin command-line tool work? If so, is
> there a secrets: line in your config file?

Yes. It is

secrets: /home/bakul/.ssh

I just did "go get -y ~/go/src/upspin.io/..." commandline
complains the same way. FWIW, I had

$ upspin user -help
upspin: user: config.InitConfig: item does not exist:

factotum.NewFromDir:
factotum.NewFromDir: open /home/bakul/.ssh/secret.upspinkey: no such file or directory

Thanks

[Bakul Shah]

On Thu, 28 Sep 2017 15:42:41 +1000 Andrew Gerrand <a...@golang.org> wrote:
Andrew Gerrand writes:
>

> If you do have a registered Upspin user but would like to try the GCP
> upspinserver setup process, edit your $HOME/upspin/config file, remove the
> dirserver, storeserver, and cache lines, and then run the browser. It
> should jump straight to asking you to specify server endpoints, from which
> you can elect to set up a GCP project.

I had registered quite a while ago and I was going to set up
local dir/store servers from my local machine but didn't set
that up. So I removed the storeserver and dirserver entries
from the config file and fired up the "browser".

The browser prints Serving at http://localhost:8000/#key=....
but the web page it pops up complains. From the browser.log
(which has the same messgage):

2017/09/28 19:41:26 startup: request: {}

2017/09/28 19:41:26 startup: error: config.InitConfig: item does not exist:

[Bakul Shah]

The secret file has 0600 permissions. FWIW I had registered
on May 1, 2017.

[Stefan Hans]

Hi, Andrew,

I would like to do some testing over the weekend. I just read some texts from upspin.io 

I hope I can help.

Greets from Munich :-)

On Thursday, September 28, 2017 at 7:43:14 AM UTC+2, Andrew Gerrand wrote:

Hi Upspinners,

I'm writing to request some assistance in testing a new thing we have been working on: it's a graphical file browser for Upspin, which includes a graphical signup and Google Cloud Platform deployment process. The code is in exp.upspin.io/cmd/browser. 

If there's anyone out there that has not yet signed up for Upspin, or who just wants to set up a new upspinserver instance, and who *also* wants to help me test this new software, please give it a try!

You can download it here:

  https://upspin.io/release@upspin.io/exp.upspin.io

[Boris Verhovsky]

key/usercache.Put: key/remote.Put("remote,key.upspin.io:443"): rpc.Invoke: no factotum available 

you can see my browser.log at https://verhovs.ky/2017-09-29-browser.log

On Wednesday, September 27, 2017 at 11:43:14 PM UTC-6, Andrew Gerrand wrote:

Hi Upspinners,

I'm writing to request some assistance in testing a new thing we have been working on: it's a graphical file browser for Upspin, which includes a graphical signup and Google Cloud Platform deployment process. The code is in exp.upspin.io/cmd/browser. 

If there's anyone out there that has not yet signed up for Upspin, or who just wants to set up a new upspinserver instance, and who *also* wants to help me test this new software, please give it a try!

You can download it here:

  https://upspin.io/release@upspin.io/exp.upspin.io

[Stefan Hans]

Hi, Andrew,

I did:

stefan@stefan-Inspiron-7537:~/Test/Upspin$ chmod u+x browser

stefan@stefan-Inspiron-7537:~/Test/Upspin$ browser

Serving at http://localhost:8000/#key=ca6d94bca7d4447002dca752d66c0c4e765c98712d70a8ee379d3ab7b0f8da36

First error after browser pop-up 'Sign up an Upspin user' filled with con...@stefan-hans.de:

exit status 2 Usage: upspin keygen [-curve=256] [-secretseed=seed] [-where=$HOME/.ssh] Flags: -curve name cryptographic curve name: p256, p384, or p521 (default "p256") -help print more information about the command -rotate rotate existing keys and replace them with new ones -secretseed string the seed containing a 128 bit secret in proquint format or a file that contains it -where directory directory to store keys (default "/home/stefan/.ssh")

An empty directory was created under /home/stefan/.ssh:

drwx------   2 stefan stefan 4096 Sep 29 16:41 u...@stefan-hans.de

stefan@stefan-Inspiron-7537:~/Test/Upspin$ ll /home/stefan/Development/gocode/bin/upspin

-rwxrwxr-x 1 stefan stefan 11240052 Jul  9 10:34 /home/stefan/Development/gocode/bin/upspin*

stefan@stefan-Inspiron-7537:~/Test/Upspin$ file /home/stefan/Development/gocode/bin/upspin

/home/stefan/Development/gocode/bin/upspin: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, interpreter /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2, not stripped

stefan@stefan-Inspiron-7537:~/Test/Upspin$ 

What can I do now?

Stefan

On Thursday, September 28, 2017 at 7:43:14 AM UTC+2, Andrew Gerrand wrote:

Hi Upspinners,

I'm writing to request some assistance in testing a new thing we have been working on: it's a graphical file browser for Upspin, which includes a graphical signup and Google Cloud Platform deployment process. The code is in exp.upspin.io/cmd/browser. 

If there's anyone out there that has not yet signed up for Upspin, or who just wants to set up a new upspinserver instance, and who *also* wants to help me test this new software, please give it a try!

You can download it here:

  https://upspin.io/release@upspin.io/exp.upspin.io

[Jakub Labath]

Worked:

This is what I had to do

go get -u upspin.io/cmd/...
go get -u exp.upspin.io/cmd/browser

browser

The only other comment I have is since I don't read more than first 255 characters of anything I almost missed this

To complete the signup process, find that email, click the verification link, and then click the 'Proceed' button.

Wonder if it could be made bold (and/or come first) so that it's more noticeable.

As last step I said use upsin as read only and now it says

Client.DirServer: user jakub@****.ca: bind.DirServerFor: no directory endpoints found.

Which makes sense since I did not deploy anything and my upspin home does not exist yet.

Looks great ! Thanks Upspin!

On Thursday, September 28, 2017 at 5:43:14 AM UTC, Andrew Gerrand wrote:

Hi Upspinners,

I'm writing to request some assistance in testing a new thing we have been working on: it's a graphical file browser for Upspin, which includes a graphical signup and Google Cloud Platform deployment process. The code is in exp.upspin.io/cmd/browser. 

If there's anyone out there that has not yet signed up for Upspin, or who just wants to set up a new upspinserver instance, and who *also* wants to help me test this new software, please give it a try!

You can download it here:

  https://upspin.io/release@upspin.io/exp.upspin.io

[Jim Ancona]

I downloaded the Darwin executable, ran it and got the message that there was no upspin client in my PATH. (I thought Andrew's reply to Dan's message meant that I didn't need to install the client.) After I Installed the client, tried again and got the "cannot generate keys in /Users/jim/.ssh/jim@******.com: directory already exists" message. After rmdir /Users/jim/.ssh/jim@******.com, I tried again and was successful.

Jim

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[Stefan Hans]

Hi, Andrew,

two corrections from my side:

- "First error after browser pop-up 'Sign up an Upspin user' filled with con...@stefan-hans.de:" The email address was mistyped - u...@stefan-hans.de is correct.

- I've obviously done kind of "go get upspin" before. I've only forgotten it.

Greets, Stefan

On Thursday, September 28, 2017 at 7:43:14 AM UTC+2, Andrew Gerrand wrote:

Hi Upspinners,

I'm writing to request some assistance in testing a new thing we have been working on: it's a graphical file browser for Upspin, which includes a graphical signup and Google Cloud Platform deployment process. The code is in exp.upspin.io/cmd/browser. 

If there's anyone out there that has not yet signed up for Upspin, or who just wants to set up a new upspinserver instance, and who *also* wants to help me test this new software, please give it a try!

You can download it here:

  https://upspin.io/release@upspin.io/exp.upspin.io

[Khushmeet Singh]

I read your vision for the upspin browser. There you said, "in browser you can get sharable link for the file that you want to share". I am not able to get that link neither from the GUI nor by writing `https://upspin.io/khushmeet...@vit.ac.in/folder/file.txt`. 

Is this something planned for future release, or I am not able to get it.

On Thursday, 28 September 2017 11:13:14 UTC+5:30, Andrew Gerrand wrote:

Hi Upspinners,

I'm writing to request some assistance in testing a new thing we have been working on: it's a graphical file browser for Upspin, which includes a graphical signup and Google Cloud Platform deployment process. The code is in exp.upspin.io/cmd/browser. 

If there's anyone out there that has not yet signed up for Upspin, or who just wants to set up a new upspinserver instance, and who *also* wants to help me test this new software, please give it a try!

You can download it here:

  https://upspin.io/release@upspin.io/exp.upspin.io

[Andrew Gerrand]

On 30 September 2017 at 00:54, Stefan Hans <stefan...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi, Andrew,

I did:

stefan@stefan-Inspiron-7537:~/Test/Upspin$ chmod u+x browser

stefan@stefan-Inspiron-7537:~/Test/Upspin$ browser

Serving at http://localhost:8000/#key=ca6d94bca7d4447002dca752d66c0c4e765c98712d70a8ee379d3ab7b0f8da36

First error after browser pop-up 'Sign up an Upspin user' filled with con...@stefan-hans.de:

exit status 2 Usage: upspin keygen [-curve=256] [-secretseed=seed] [-where=$HOME/.ssh] Flags: -curve name cryptographic curve name: p256, p384, or p521 (default "p256") -help print more information about the command -rotate rotate existing keys and replace them with new ones -secretseed string the seed containing a 128 bit secret in proquint format or a file that contains it -where directory directory to store keys (default "/home/stefan/.ssh")

An empty directory was created under /home/stefan/.ssh:

drwx------   2 stefan stefan 4096 Sep 29 16:41 u...@stefan-hans.de

stefan@stefan-Inspiron-7537:~/Test/Upspin$ ll /home/stefan/Development/gocode/bin/upspin

-rwxrwxr-x 1 stefan stefan 11240052 Jul  9 10:34 /home/stefan/Development/gocode/bin/upspin*

stefan@stefan-Inspiron-7537:~/Test/Upspin$ file /home/stefan/Development/gocode/bin/upspin

/home/stefan/Development/gocode/bin/upspin: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, interpreter /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2, not stripped

stefan@stefan-Inspiron-7537:~/Test/Upspin$ 

What can I do now?

Please download the latest version of the browser binary and try again. It has since been updated to remove the dependency on 'upspin keygen'. 

Thanks,

Andrew

[Andrew Gerrand]

On 30 September 2017 at 21:51, Khushmeet Singh <khushmeet...@gmail.com> wrote:

I read your vision for the upspin browser. There you said, "in browser you can get sharable link for the file that you want to share". I am not able to get that link neither from the GUI nor by writing `https://upspin.io/khushmeet...@vit.ac.in/folder/file.txt`. 

Is this something planned for future release, or I am not able to get it.

That's right; it's not available yet. That will be one of the final pieces that will fall into place once the rest of the work is done.

Andrew 

[Ross Chater]

Is this browser still available, I'm getting redirected from the links provided

On Thursday, September 28, 2017 at 6:43:14 AM UTC+1, Andrew Gerrand wrote:

Hi Upspinners,

I'm writing to request some assistance in testing a new thing we have been working on: it's a graphical file browser for Upspin, which includes a graphical signup and Google Cloud Platform deployment process. The code is in exp.upspin.io/cmd/browser. 

If there's anyone out there that has not yet signed up for Upspin, or who just wants to set up a new upspinserver instance, and who *also* wants to help me test this new software, please give it a try!

You can download it here:

  https://upspin.io/release@upspin.io/exp.upspin.io

[Simon B.]

Unofficial answer, but looking through all of https://upspin.io/rel...@upspin.io/  it does seem it's been removed

[Andrew Gerrand]

Yep there's a new version on the way, with a new download location. It'll be available early next week.

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[Andrew Gerrand]

The browser is now available under a new name, upspin-ui, as part of the regular downloads: https://upspin.io/dl/

[David Norton]

Where is the source for upspin-ui? I don't see it in /cmd on master and not getting an upspin-ui bin when building.

On Monday, October 23, 2017 at 2:15:38 AM UTC-4, Andrew Gerrand wrote:

The browser is now available under a new name, upspin-ui, as part of the regular downloads: https://upspin.io/dl/

On 21 October 2017 at 10:13, Andrew Gerrand <a...@golang.org> wrote:

Yep there's a new version on the way, with a new download location. It'll be available early next week.

On 20 October 2017 at 21:57, Ross Chater <rdch...@gmail.com> wrote:

Is this browser still available, I'm getting redirected from the links provided

On Thursday, September 28, 2017 at 6:43:14 AM UTC+1, Andrew Gerrand wrote:

Hi Upspinners,

I'm writing to request some assistance in testing a new thing we have been working on: it's a graphical file browser for Upspin, which includes a graphical signup and Google Cloud Platform deployment process. The code is in exp.upspin.io/cmd/browser. 

If there's anyone out there that has not yet signed up for Upspin, or who just wants to set up a new upspinserver instance, and who *also* wants to help me test this new software, please give it a try!

You can download it here:

  https://upspin.io/release@upspin.io/exp.upspin.io

(For the linux and darwin/macOS variants you'll need to "chmod 0755 browser" before you can execute it.)

If you have not registered an Upspin user yet, try just running the browser. It should guide you through the registration process.

If you do have a registered Upspin user but would like to try the GCP upspinserver setup process, edit your $HOME/upspin/config file, remove the dirserver, storeserver, and cache lines, and then run the browser. It should jump straight to asking you to specify server endpoints, from which you can elect to set up a GCP project.

I haven't yet updated our documentation for this new process, although I hope it should be fairly self-explanatory. Proceed with caution, and please only do this if you're willing to file detailed bug reports. :-)

Speaking of bug reports, please include a copy of $HOME/upspin/log/browser.log in any bug reports. I made an effort to automatically scrub any sensitive data (such as private keys) from that log, but please check it yourself to make sure.

You can report issues by replying to this message or through our issue tracker: https://github.com/upspin/upspin/issues/new

Many thanks,

Andrew

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It is in the augie.upspin.io repository. See https://godoc.org/augie.upspin.io/cmd/upspin-ui.

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