Hi,
I’m about to build a integration where we are going to get data from a SQL server which is located in another network. At the location where the SQL server is they use ZeroTier. We want to use ZeroTier One and the api, I have created a account and I’am able to connect and join to a network and query the sql server in my test environment. My problem is that I am not able to get/set the information for an already authorized configuration. I have a local.conf file which I point to in the Node.InitFromStorage method.
Have browsed the C++ code and I cannot find where it reads from the configuration file. I see it points out the path to the file.
int zts_init_from_storage(const char* path)
{
ACQUIRE_SERVICE_OFFLINE();
zts_service->setHomePath(path);
return ZTS_ERR_OK;
}
Are we forced to have a ZeroTier client installed or is it possible to use the api standalone? More info, if I call the InitFromStorage method the code just stops waiting to get online.
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