well java way still needs a conversion to pem so it isn’t the way to go
Which cmdlets exactly do you mean?
As far as I do not understand, there is one and only one (Windows) command, an npm command line client cmdlet with the parameter test and, insofar as apparent, with input from a correctly located JSON file, for (self)testing the Solid server installation as a PODS instance; for Node Solid Server (NSS) 4.2.0-rc.0 cf. this reference post, crashing with 12 info lifecycle solid-server@4.2.0-rc.0~standard: Failed to exec standard script, cf. ibidem.
In my fork of node-solid-server
which calls
for running in a developer environment https://github.com/rimmartin/node-solid-server#running-in-development-environments
call .\bin\solid-test.cmd start --multiuser --port 8443 --ssl-cert C:\NodeProjects\pmc.cert --ssl-key C:\NodeProjects\pmc.key --root .\data
@rimmartin, good morning… As far as I can say, you can run your Solid installation, can you?
If so,
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You have locally tested the installation.
Is this correct? If so, what was the test result?
Can you reproduce the symptom at hand?