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@ -199,9 +199,15 @@ The publication of asset metadata info on Liquid works on a `.well-known` system
Running the above will result in a file named `liquid-asset-proof-409b1d0c...` being created, and inside that file it will say `Authorize linking the domain name nulldata.org to the Liquid asset 409b1d0c...` Running the above will result in a file named `liquid-asset-proof-409b1d0c...` being created, and inside that file it will say `Authorize linking the domain name nulldata.org to the Liquid asset 409b1d0c...`
First you need to place this `liquid-asset-proof` file in the root directory of your domain under a folder named `.well-known` (ie. in this case `nulldata.org/.well-known/liquid-asset-proof-409b1d0cb614822ea703576b71958ab051d66ff6708b368f378f2ffea458d15a`) First you need to place this `liquid-asset-proof` file in the root directory of your domain under a folder named `.well-known`
Before you proceed to the next step, please verify that they above file is reachable. Go to an external machine and issue:
`$ curl https://nulldata.org/.well-known/liquid-asset-proof-409b1d0cb614822ea703576b71958ab051d66ff6708b368f378f2ffea458d15a`
...and it should output the `Authorize linking the domain` text.