<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] whyrusleeping created fix/dht-test-connect (+1 new commit): http://git.io/vmPma
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/fix/dht-test-connect 3ea1064 Jeromy: mark other nodes in routing table on test-connect...
<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] whyrusleeping opened pull request #1494: mark other nodes in routing table on test-connect (master...fix/dht-test-connect) http://git.io/vmPmV
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<boreq>
whyrusleeping: https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/issues/862 is it really possible to make a real daemon in go though? I thought that it is not really possible to do something like fork() in C
<boreq>
sound like a job for the init system to be honest
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<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] whyrusleeping force-pushed fix/dht-test-connect from 3ea1064 to 4780c65: http://git.io/vmPG2
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/fix/dht-test-connect 4780c65 Jeromy: mark other nodes in routing table on test-connect...
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<whyrusleeping>
boreq: you can make a syscall, i do it in some other code i've written
<whyrusleeping>
fork isnt a C thing, its an OS thing
<whyrusleeping>
and Go has full access to all the same syscalls C does
<boreq>
whyrusleeping: so basically syscall.ForkExec?
<boreq>
I somehow missed that
<boreq>
whyrusleeping: apparently sometimes it is better to continue research instead of stopping after reading "it can't be done" in the first search result encountered after looking for "golang daemon fork"
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<jbenet>
mappum tperson: with ipfs-api module, how do i do equivalent of `ipfs add -r `
<mappum>
jbenet: IIRC, just use a directory path and it will stream the files to the daemon recursively
<mappum>
(it accepts strings as paths and buffers as data)
<jbenet>
oh nice
<jbenet>
and it reads them locally?
<mappum>
yep
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<jbenet>
mappum: ever seen this? gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/QmX1wzQzmBP94sgeET89XPP8Xe2uN1fHRtvXW3P46cHLGT
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<mappum>
jbenet: what does the path you are inputting look like?
<jbenet>
mappum when 'files' gets to multipartdir, i'ts [ '/tmp/asciinema/8pgmezlut3880svafm3880vzl' ]
<jbenet>
(and that is a dir, just fine)
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<jbenet>
krl: i think your change broke this
<mappum>
jbenet: can you test if it works at commit 0e8f64291c4d3ee4a96544934cbf40d1dd43b06b
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<mappum>
actually it shouldn't, nvm
<jbenet>
yeah, it doesnt
<mappum>
i think commit 0cb1d20c424162efe6885a721455f1a72fb19b94 removed support for passing in string file paths, i think currently it will work if you give it a vinyl file
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<jbenet>
hmm maybe. vinylfs isnt giving me stuff. oh well. gtg for now.
<krl>
jbenet: ok, i'll look it up write tests for it
<krl>
*and
<krl>
in other news, the ipfs-app linking turned out to be tricker than i expected, but i've almost nailed it now
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<krl>
the problem is supporting relative and absolute paths between iframes that don't know too much about each other
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<Xe>
how do I run an application inside ipfs?
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<Xe>
I'm getting a compilation error when trying to go get ipfs
<Xe>
➜ go get -u github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/cmd/ipfs [2]
<Luzifer>
sadly I'm not getting one of those cool buttons in gmail to open the build page directly without opening the mail… for that I've to send several hundreds of mails to gmail customers before I can apply to be whitelisted for that…
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<Bat`O>
is there a way to run a daemon for multiple users ?
<Bat`O>
on linux
<whyrusleeping>
Bat`O: presumably, if the IPFS_PATH is set to a place where multiple users can access it, then i dont see why it wouldnt work
<Bat`O>
ha, cool rhx
<Bat`O>
thx*
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