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<fiveseven[m]>
nixfreak: if you have a local ipfs daemon running, then you don't need to use a gateway. those are only if you have no other way to access the ipfs network directly.
<fiveseven[m]>
it's kinda like a proxy
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<fiveseven[m]>
my current problem is... after adding a file with `ipfs add --nocopy`, the hash it gives me at the end... where do I find this again later? if I wanted to list all the files I have and get this same hash back, the only way I've figured out to do this is using the webapi to browse around. isn't there a better way? `ipfs filestore ls` shows way too much information (every small piece of a file) and doesn't even show that
<fiveseven[m]>
original hash it gave me (only those of individual pieces) for each file... any ideas?
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<reversem3>
I’m using fleek right now for hosting
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<aschmahmann>
There is also `ipfs pin ls --type=recursive` for recursively pinned data (i.e. the default) which you can then pipe into other commands like `ipfs cat/ls`. Note that if you're adding files not to MFS and you'd like to be able to have names for them you may want to add the files with the `--wrap-with-directory` flag (aliased by `-w` for short).
<aschmahmann>
fiveseven: what do you mean by "use the webapi to browse around", MFS? If so then you can use the `ipfs files` commands to get access to the same information.
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<fiveseven[m]>
neither of those do anything close to what I want
<fiveseven[m]>
ipfs files ls is empty.
<JCaesar>
You'll need to manually add stuff to ipfs files with ipfs files cp after you ipfs added it.
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<JCaesar>
Why does ipfs pin ls --type=recursive not do what you want?
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<fiveseven[m]>
> You'll need to manually add stuff to ipfs files with ipfs files cp after you ipfs added it.
<fiveseven[m]>
why? I've seen no documentation on why this extra step would be necessary. wouldn't that copy the data as well?
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<fiveseven[m]>
> Why does ipfs pin ls --type=recursive not do what you want?
<fiveseven[m]>
for one it does not show file names
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<fiveseven[m]>
> what do you mean by "use the webapi to browse around",
<fiveseven[m]>
I mean going to http://127.0.0.1:5001/webui and clicking on 'files'... it doesn't show file names but at least shows sizes, and then I can click on the hash to get the file name.
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<JCaesar>
yeah... there isn't necessarily a file name, for a pin.
<JCaesar>
If the pin is a folder, you can get the names of the files in the folder. that's what aschmahmann meant by "pipe it to ls".
<JCaesar>
Does ipfs files cp actually copy any data? No. It doesn't even fetch it if it's not on your node yet.
<JCaesar>
As to why the ipfs files cp extra step is necessary? Because pins and mfs (the thing you manage through ipfs files) are two different concepts that don't work together, and the pin management functionality on go-ipfs is somewhat terrible.
<JCaesar>
fiveseven: ↑
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<etcdctlftw1>
Hi everyone. IPFS newb here. If I publish a file that’s now accessible under my ipns key, and then I “update” that file so that requesting my ipns via a public gateway returns my new file, I know the old file is still accessible by its cid but is there any way to see the old cid still associated with my ipns key? Eg can someone run a command
<etcdctlftw1>
like “ipfs history <my-ipns-key>” and see all cids ever associated with that key?
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<JCaesar>
No such command exists, but there are some ways to realize similar functionality. Is that something you want, or something you're afraid of?
<etcdctlftw1>
Afraid of
<etcdctlftw1>
JCaesar
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<etcdctlftw1>
JCaesar can you please elaborate on "there are some ways to realize similar functionality"?
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<onla>
I asked this before and I forgot the URL. I asked about a way to "play" and "have fun" in ipfs. There was some site gathering ipfs stuff in one place.
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<bqv>
hey, does it make sense for me to be able to add something to ipfs with custom chunking?
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<bqv>
Nevermind, bigger issue I was trying to solve is a lot harder than I thought
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<JCaesar>
<etcdctlftw1 "ˈt͡sɛːzaɐ̯ can you please elabor"> That was for the "feature"-part. You could publish a folder where all the entries are previous version of what was published.
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<milton-library-a>
<onla "I asked this before and I forgot"> Is it https://awesome.ipfs.io/ by chance?
<raphael10-collab>
* Hi!! In a electron app., this line `const { globSource } = require(‘ipfs-http-client’); ` causes “fetch is not defined” causes this error message:
<raphael10-collab>
* Hi!! In a electron app., this line `const { globSource } = require(‘ipfs-http-client’); ` causes “fetch is not defined” error message:
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<raphael10-collab>
* Hi!! In a electron app., this line `const { globSource } = require(‘ipfs-http-client’); ` causes `“fetch is not defined”` error message:
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<aschmahmann>
raphael10-collab: what version of Node are you using?
<reversem3>
Has anyone used ipfs for syncing multiple devices like a password database ?
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<vaultec81[m]>
<reversem3 "Has anyone used ipfs for syncing"> IPFS is not designed with secrecy in mind. Do not store sensitive data on ipfs without proper encryption.
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<swedneck>
syncthing does it fine and i see no reason to shoehorn in ipfs
<swedneck>
however i can see merit in making syncthing use libp2p
<lordcirth_>
I have thought about using pub/sub as a quick way for peers I control to find each other's IDs and IP's. Not sure it's the best way.
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<janepe[m]>
Hi folks. I am running IPFS node behind NAT. I wonder how I could've possibly make it more useful for the network. I can offer HDD space up to 300GB. Joining cluster is the way?
<janepe[m]>
* Hi folks. I am running IPFS node behind NAT. I wonder how I can possibly make it more useful for the network. I can offer HDD space up to 300GB. Joining cluster is the way?
<lordcirth_>
janepe[m], you don't have access to port forward?
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<swedneck>
<janepe[m] "Hi folks. I am running IPFS node"> that would be the easiest way, yes
<janepe[m]>
I can forward port, I don't it's a problem tbh, It connects as intended
<janepe[m]>
* I can forward port, I don't think it's a problem tbh, It connects as intended
<swedneck>
pretty sure port forwarding is always better
<lordcirth_>
janepe[m], you can download stuff ok without port forwarding, but others will have a hard time getting a connection to you
<swedneck>
if nothing else it means your computer doesn't have to bother with punching through the NAT
<lordcirth_>
If you want to help the network, you want to port forward
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<janepe[m]>
are we talking about gateway TCP port which defaults to 8080 or API port which defaults to TCP 5001?
<janepe[m]>
or the "swarm" port tcp 4001?
<lordcirth_>
janepe[m], 4001
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<lordcirth_>
If you want people to be able to quickly connect to you and fetch content, you want 4001 forwarded
<janepe[m]>
Okay. I have forwarded it manually. It seems upnp figured it out previously though. 👌
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