let me view without specifying "welcome"?
It took me a few minutes to figure out how to view the web-viewer view the other day because I left off the "welcome" and it said No Such Resource. Then today a Tahoe user on IRC had the same problem. I advised them to add "welcome.html", and that didn't work, so we almost concluded that there was a different problem and started off in the wrong direction, but then I double-checked and realized that it was spelled "welcome", not "welcome.html".
So anyway, if just http://$HOST:$PORT worked, that would be easiest.
Change History (3)
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undecided →
0.3.3
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set to Brian Warner
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new →
assigned
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→ fixed
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assigned →
closed
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Good idea. I used /welcome because I always forget how to add a "root" page to a twisted.web server, but I usually remember how to add a child page.
I'm guessing that neither of you noticed the stdout message that said "please point your browser at: http://localhost:12345/welcome" ? If two separate people failed to read that, it suggests that removing the /welcome would indeed be the easiest thing.