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Clarify remote setup and verify manual CouchDB onboarding

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@@ -934,25 +934,25 @@ P2P:
NoKnownPeers: No peers has been detected, waiting incoming other peers...
Note:
description: >2-
This replicator allows us to synchronise our vault with other devices
using a peer-to-peer connection. We can use this to synchronise our vault
with our other devices without using a cloud service.
This replicator allows us to synchronise our vault with other devices
using a peer-to-peer connection. We can use this to synchronise our vault
with our other devices without using a cloud service.
This replicator is based on Trystero. It also uses a signalling server to
establish a connection between devices. The signalling server is used to
exchange connection information between devices. It does (or,should) not
know or store any of our data.
This replicator is based on Trystero. It also uses a signalling server to
establish a connection between devices. The signalling server is used to
exchange connection information between devices. It does (or,should) not
know or store any of our data.
The signalling server can be hosted by anyone. This is just a Nostr relay.
For the sake of simplicity and checking the behaviour of the replicator,
an instance of the signalling server is hosted by vrtmrz. You can use the
experimental server provided by vrtmrz, or you can use any other server.
The signalling server can be hosted by anyone. This is just a Nostr relay.
For the sake of simplicity and checking the behaviour of the replicator,
an instance of the signalling server is hosted by vrtmrz. You can use the
experimental server provided by vrtmrz, or you can use any other server.
By the way, even if the signalling server does not store our data, it can
see the connection information of some of our devices. Please be aware of
this. Also, be cautious when using the server provided by someone else.
By the way, even if the signalling server does not store our data, it can
see the connection information of some of our devices. Please be aware of
this. Also, be cautious when using the server provided by someone else.
important_note: Peer-to-Peer Replicator.
important_note_sub: This feature is still on the bleeding edge. Please be aware
that ensure your data is backed up before using this feature. And, we
@@ -1895,9 +1895,9 @@ Ui:
Guidance: We will now guide you through a few questions to simplify the synchronisation setup.
SelectExisting:
Guidance: You are adding this device to an existing synchronisation setup.
ManualOption: Enter the server information manually
ManualOptionDesc: Configure the same server information as your other devices again manually. This is intended only for advanced users.
ProceedManual: I know my server details, let me enter them
ManualOption: Configure a remote manually
ManualOptionDesc: Configure the same remote as your other devices again manually. This is intended only for advanced users.
ProceedManual: Proceed with manual configuration
ProceedQr: Scan the QR code displayed on an active device using this device's camera.
ProceedSetupUri: Proceed with Setup URI
Question: Please select a method to import the settings from another device.
@@ -1907,14 +1907,14 @@ Ui:
SetupUriOptionDesc: Paste the Setup URI generated from one of your active devices.
Title: Device Setup Method
SelectNew:
Guidance: We will now proceed with the server configuration.
ManualOption: Enter the server information manually
ManualOptionDesc: This is an advanced option for users who do not have a Setup URI or who want to configure detailed settings.
ProceedManual: I know my server details, let me enter them
Guidance: We will now configure the synchronisation connection.
ManualOption: Configure a remote manually
ManualOptionDesc: This is an advanced option for users who do not have a Setup URI or who want to configure detailed settings. You can also use it for P2P synchronisation instead of CouchDB or S3-compatible Object Storage.
ProceedManual: Proceed with manual configuration
ProceedSetupUri: Proceed with Setup URI
Question: How would you like to configure the connection to your server?
Question: How would you like to configure this synchronisation connection?
SetupUriOption: Use a Setup URI (Recommended)
SetupUriOptionDesc: A Setup URI is a single string containing your server address and authentication details. If one was generated by your server installation script, it provides a simple and secure configuration method.
SetupUriOptionDesc: A Setup URI is a single string containing connection and authentication details. When one is available from a setup script, it provides a simple and secure configuration method.
Title: Connection Method
OutroAskUserMode:
CompatibleOption: The remote is already set up, and the configuration is compatible (or became compatible through this operation).
@@ -1951,13 +1951,13 @@ Ui:
Proceed: I Understand, Prepare This Device
Title: "Final Confirmation: Prepare This Device for P2P"
SetupRemote:
BucketOption: S3/MinIO/R2 Object Storage
BucketOptionDesc: Synchronisation using journal files. You must already have an S3/MinIO/R2 compatible object storage service set up.
BucketOption: S3-compatible Object Storage
BucketOptionDesc: Synchronisation using journal files. You must already have an S3-compatible Object Storage service set up, such as Amazon S3, MinIO, or Cloudflare R2.
CouchDbOptionDesc: This is the most suitable synchronisation method for the current design. All features are available. You must already have a CouchDB instance set up.
Guidance: Please select the type of server you are connecting to.
P2POption: Peer-to-Peer only
Guidance: Select the remote type for this synchronisation setup.
P2POption: Peer-to-Peer (P2P)
P2POptionDesc: This enables direct synchronisation between devices. No server is required, but both devices must be online at the same time and some features may be limited. Internet connectivity is required only for signalling, not for data transfer.
ProceedBucket: Continue to S3/MinIO/R2 setup
ProceedBucket: Continue to Object Storage setup
ProceedCouchDb: Continue to CouchDB setup
ProceedP2P: Continue to Peer-to-Peer only setup
Title: Enter Server Information
ProceedP2P: Continue to P2P setup
Title: Choose a synchronisation remote