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<c0ncord>
anadahz: afaik internet is a worldwide thing
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<Fns[m]>
Question: is there a simple way of serving only specific hashes from a gateway? I'd like to server only my static sites via IPFS+nginx as gateway for those outside IPFS and also let people with IPFS access them directly, but not turn it into server-all gateway.
<Travis[m]1>
bad to have the webui publicly exposed?
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<Travis[m]1>
thats what i thought
<Travis[m]1>
uhuh
<Travis[m]1>
and super fun exciting things that i can do now that i've made a thing? also, what is a situation that would require an ipfs cluster?
<Fns[m]>
<Travis[m]1 "and super fun exciting things th"> When you have more then one node and do not want to manually pin content on each
<Travis[m]1>
pin content = 'uploading' content to a node?
<Travis[m]1>
sorry i'm very green
<Fns[m]>
Rather making it stay there
<Fns[m]>
IPFS does not store everything you access forever unless you tell it to. So you can download many things and after a while, if you don't access it any more, it will be pruned by garbage collector. But if you wish to keep something, you can do `ipfs pin <HASH>` and it will not be pruned automatically.
<Fns[m]>
But yes, if you pin on a node something that was not downloaded earlier, it will force the download
<Travis[m]1>
got it
<Fns[m]>
Sorry, command is `ipfs pin add [ipfs-path]`
<Fns[m]>
* Sorry, command is `ipfs pin add <ipfs-path>`
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<Travis[m]1>
uhuh
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<Travis[m]1>
gotcha
<Travis[m]1>
am i helping ipfs by running a node?
<Travis[m]1>
cool
<Travis[m]1>
checking
<Travis[m]1>
i'm running it with the 'server' profile
<anadahz>
c0ncord: My question is specifically about Spain as it seems that `http://gateway.ipfs.io` seem to be blocked in AS12715 (Vodafone ISP in Spain).
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<chachasmooth>
the german wikipedia entry for ipfs says: "Knoten müssen sich nicht gegenseitig vertrauen, mit Ausnahme derjenigen Knoten, mit denen sie verbunden sind" (translation: "nodes do not need to trust each other with the exception of nodes they are directly connected to") wtf, is this true?!
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<bonedaddyDiscor4>
You could always write a libp2p protocol that allows authorized peerIDs to send messages through you. Without an SMTP server that supports libp2p communication, you would need a node that's capable of relaying the data sent over the libp2p protocol through an SMTP server or a service like sendgrid
<ShokuninDiscord4>
you mean like some kinda api to pass commands to the node via emails?