Ive got it connecting to a node on my LAN rn and it starts pretty fast 

 Could try that. Thanks 

 Looks like something to be careful about though. 
I see in the chat that somebody had a problem when they set it to an inaccessible node and the application wouldn't open. 

 That's not good. Guess the only way to get access again if this happens is a reinstallation.
Would be better the app would switch to reachable nodes after a long enough time without connection. 

 it looks like if you mess up the config you can force the node with:
/path/Haveno --xmrNode=192.168.1.1

but the user said it won't actually take a comma separated list of IPs like the "custom nodes" field says it will

¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯ 

 That's a better way than doing a complete reinstall 

 yeah

looks like the guy didn't get the memo about that in time and ended up doing the reinstall
sounds stressful 

 You need to use --xmrNodes not --xmrNode for a node list 

 Looks like something to be careful about though. 
I see in the chat that somebody had a problem when they set it to an inaccessible node and the application wouldn't open. 

 That's not good. Guess the only way to get access again if this happens is a reinstallation.
Would be better the app would switch to reachable nodes after a long enough time without connection. 

 it looks like if you mess up the config you can force the node with:
/path/Haveno --xmrNode=192.168.1.1

but the user said it won't actually take a comma separated list of IPs like the "custom nodes" field says it will

¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯ 

 That's a better way than doing a complete reinstall 

 yeah

looks like the guy didn't get the memo about that in time and ended up doing the reinstall
sounds stressful 

 You need to use --xmrNodes not --xmrNode for a node list 

 That's not good. Guess the only way to get access again if this happens is a reinstallation.
Would be better the app would switch to reachable nodes after a long enough time without connection. 

 it looks like if you mess up the config you can force the node with:
/path/Haveno --xmrNode=192.168.1.1

but the user said it won't actually take a comma separated list of IPs like the "custom nodes" field says it will

¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯ 

 That's a better way than doing a complete reinstall 

 yeah

looks like the guy didn't get the memo about that in time and ended up doing the reinstall
sounds stressful 

 You need to use --xmrNodes not --xmrNode for a node list 

 it looks like if you mess up the config you can force the node with:
/path/Haveno --xmrNode=192.168.1.1

but the user said it won't actually take a comma separated list of IPs like the "custom nodes" field says it will

¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯ 

 That's a better way than doing a complete reinstall 

 yeah

looks like the guy didn't get the memo about that in time and ended up doing the reinstall
sounds stressful 

 You need to use --xmrNodes not --xmrNode for a node list