The Use Case & Account tab doesn’t have the networking section like it did on docker or yunohost versions. What’s up with that?
It’s just got:
First Steps
Use Case & Account
Load Web Pages, Crawler
RAM/Disk Usage & Updates
Ah, I see, really?
Then previous thread reply is what you know already 
Did you try also /ConfigNetwork_p.html?
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Have you ever made a new network with the network definition file and a new seed file?
It’s described in https://yacy.net/operation/network-definition/#creation-of-your-own-yacy-network. You probably know that doc. But is there some particular step you’re stucked in?
I followed all the steps:
–Network Definition file
–Setup Nginx for the seed file to be shared
–Entered info for seed file (SSH, directory with nginx, and made an empty seed.txt)
But once I start it, the seed file stays a blank text file, it doesn’t fill it out.
And on the “Basic Configuration”
Step 3:
“Your peer cannot be reached from outside”
But there is no UFW firewall, it’s on a VPS, no port 8090 blocked, and it worked before on port 8090 I did the custom network definition.
Do you have a public IP?
Can you reach your instance form the public internet?
And did you check, if you can reach the seed file from public network as well?
Maybe: did you try to set the seed file in /Settings_p.html?page=seed (System Administration > Advanced Settings > Seed Upload Settings)?
Just guessing…
did you suceed? what was the magic to get it work? is there something missing in the documentation to complete the process?
The one thing that stopped me from getting peers to see each other, was I never added
network.unit.bootstrap.seedlist0 = sever with seed list
That is where I got stuck after spending a lot of time with seeds files even hosting one remotely (trying to debug seed issue).
EDIT: Just to add. I had all the peers setup with
network.unit.seedlist=