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43 sats \ 0 replies \ @bumi 5 Oct \ on: NWC Tester: test nwc strings to identify what they are and what they can do bitcoin
Thanks for building this!!
FYI: there is now an environment variable to auto unlock Alby Hub in those cases. If you know what you do you can set the
AUTO_UNLOCK_PASSWORD
env variable: https://github.com/getAlby/hub?tab=readme-ov-file#optional-configuration-parametersWhat version of the hub are you running there? If that's an old version then there was a case where the entry is listed twice - I think you would see the same preimage there.
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NO! Alby Hub can and is meant to run behind a firewall or in a private network. NWC (through the relay subscriptions) allows communication with the world
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right now you still need an Alby account during the setup. It is used for notifications, LSP recommendations, etc. This requirement will be changed in one of the next versions. It's so far the default during this early release.
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Yes. You do this through an so called "isolated connection" - basically a sub account with its own balance. The version which is about to be released contains a "Family&Friends" option in the Alby Hub. It is a full NWC connection and works with any app that does NWC. There is also the Jim app (https://github.com/getAlby/jim) by @rolznz (Nodana even offers one-click deployments of that: https://nodana.io/)
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On mobile it is about paying on the Go. You want to send/receive. Alby is about to launch a simple NWC backed mobile app for exactly that. But you can also use an Alby account and then use Zeus or BlueWallet with it. (Signup to an Alby account, configure the NWC wallet and then use Zeus/BlueWallet)
understandable, though technically there is still a lot more to it than a "short spike".
But did you get our email? we work hard with the LSPs to prevent this but we put this on auto-pilot for users, so you don't need to care.
yes, we also worked hard on this and have quite some measures around fee negotiation to protect users. it eats a lot of resources :)
it's also a bit of a balance depending on the channel partners and how "trusted" those are. some implementations are rather strict which does not make sense in a LSP context.
this case was even another edge case...
Also opening a channel during such a fee-spike is not recommended. we should add a warning to users about that.
The mempool fees have come down again already (5sat/vB on the second block and used it to be 1500sat/vB). I'd still wait a bit more.
This happened due to this huge fee, short fee spike and an issue with some LSPs. It's actually a default lightning mechanism and a protective measure implemented in LDK.
It's independent of Alby and happens across implementations. and it's a closure, the sats will become available in the savings balance.
we are investigating this and also collaborating with LSPs to see how this can be avoided in such a LSP relationship. It's independent of Alby and happens across implementations.
we will post an update later.
This happened due to this huge fee, short fee spike and an issue with some LSPs. It's actually a default lightning mechanism and a protective measure implemented in LDK.
it's a closure and the sats will become available in the savings balance.
we are investigating this and also collaborating with LSPs to see how this can be avoided in such a LSP relationship.
we will post an update later.
on start9 and umbrel itβs a one click install. have a look here: https://demos.getalby.com/demo/clyrptmva0jkkz9kdzkavmkhx