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Become a host: check connections with IPFS and Kubo-SOCKS peers beforehand #3

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Is there an existing issue for this?

Current Behavior

At the moment, for becoming a host you need to confirm both IPFS daemon and Kubo-SOCKS one are running. Then sign an transaction with your web3 provider/signer (Metamask, etc.).

Expected Behavior

It would be better to really check both daemon are running by sending two http requests:

If both HTTP response are 200 OK then display

Connection with IPFS: OK
Connection with Kubo-SOCKS: OK

and add the Become a host button.

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