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<jbenet>
whyrusleeping commented 1506
<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] jbenet closed pull request #1511: vendor lib so windows builds work again (master...fix/windows) http://git.io/vYGpE
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<whidgle>
ipfs.org, righr?
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<d6e>
whidgle: ipfs.io
<whidgle>
Ok, thanks.
<d6e>
np hf
<d6e>
:P
<whidgle>
I was recommending a friend take a look at it, but I had forgotten the link and my mobile device is not nice for doing multiple tasks at once, so I very much appreciate it!
<d6e>
np :D
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<zignig>
o/
<zignig>
has somthing changed with the hashing ( of dirs ) , I get a new hash now when adding an old folder...
<zignig>
?
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<jbenet>
zignig: no, i dont think so.
<zignig>
I can get a hash , re-add it and it returns a different hash
<zignig>
ok found it, it is not defaulting to not adding hidden folders.
<zignig>
ipfs add -r --hidden <folder> ; all good :)
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<jbenet>
Not? It should
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<cryptix>
also quite refreshing for giant traces like this: ipfs cat /ipfs/QmcYKb9JakQAnorbuu5fyG9hgxM6kzH2MMGdnS7h79QL5C | pp
<cryptix>
(i wish asciinema would stripp the inactivity - still quite cool)
<cryptix>
hi@all btw :)
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<lgierth>
good morning
<cryptix>
hey lgierth :)
<Luzifer>
woah. windows builds for cmd/ipfs in gobuilder! \o/
<cryptix>
that happend some time ago iirc :)
<Luzifer>
10h
<Luzifer>
(I'm just reading my github mails and there was a PR merged 10h ago ;))
<cryptix>
wat - i saw and used windows builds when the tags stuff was merged
<cryptix>
maybe it got broke again dunno
<Luzifer>
not for ipfs
<Luzifer>
because of one missing dependency
<Luzifer>
godeps not being aware of special packages only required for win
<cryptix>
aah.. huh... i saw windows builds some time ago tho.. maybe it got broke again.. yeey still :))
<Luzifer>
and someone should hit that idiot who came up with this not parseable ini-like-format for build hashes in gobuilder… oh wait… thats me… *bashes head against table*… *breaks table*
<cryptix>
Luzifer: you might like panicparse too maybe :)
<cryptix>
and you should maybe practice zen-coding :))
<Luzifer>
just a bit frustrated… :D currently building https://github.com/Luzifer/gobuilder/issues/49 and having to build several things around to get it working properly instead of just building the feature because of my bad format choice earlier
<cryptix>
and - take your 'failure to do the right thing in the first place' as learning points
<Luzifer>
hmm in that panic-thingy… I'd need something telling me which f****** parameter was nil on a nil-pointer error
<cryptix>
yup - there is an issue for that already
<Luzifer>
finding the right function is quite easy… finding the nil sometimes not so much…
<cryptix>
should be easy, looking up the params from the ast/godoc and naming them
<Luzifer>
(and sometimes it's not a parameter but a variable which should not be used in that position…)
<cryptix>
like self.something.Func where something is nil?
<Luzifer>
"Driver aufs failed to create image rootfs" - yeah. and again a broken build machine… :(
<Luzifer>
yep
<Luzifer>
lulz. killing a build slave through jenkins script console breaks jenkins… xD
<Luzifer>
`println "shutdown -h now".execute().text` results in a huge java stack-trace :D
<cryptix>
is there any large corp supporting jenkins? every time i hear about it, it sounds like a failed-state-project that if only grows cancerous
<Luzifer>
I should change my profession: "Professionally breaking everything" :D
<Luzifer>
hmmm looks like there are "sponsors" and most likely there are people in different companies pushing things into jenkins but not that one big company running all that things
<Luzifer>
but honestly I don't know any good alternatives… that thing by the gitlab guys is a ruby-update-me-manually-or-everything-goes-to-hell-thing afaik and other CI systems? dunno…
<cryptix>
yea seems like there is a pretty big gap at the center of CI
<cryptix>
and everybody getting involved (rightfully) tackles this from the 'as a Service' side
<Luzifer>
yep
<Luzifer>
and I have some builds I just don't want to run on circle or something… (also there are private repos which I need to pay at the most services)
<Luzifer>
wow… new machine, same issue… "Driver aufs failed to create image rootfs" - Today is not a good day :'(
<Luzifer>
(ah and circle seems only to be able to run github repos, not bitbucket where my private stuff exists because github is too expensive for this)
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<cryptix>
yup - private repos is what wonders me most about this - corps must either be fine with sharing their code or have enough resoruces to force somebody to tame jenkins.. really dunno
<cryptix>
for priv it sucks
<lgierth>
buildbot is a good buildserver, needs taming too though
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<Luzifer>
cryptix: we're currently running >= 3 jenkins master at work… plus a huge swarm of slaves all over the places (AWS, office, …)
<Luzifer>
so yeah… taming jenkins is the point…
<Luzifer>
my private jenkins master is stable as hell and runs really fine… what bothers me is the broken jenkins slave… I need to put time into this to get the slave running on coreos which has a way more stable docker integration than my ubuntu build slaves.
<Luzifer>
thats next on my list… currently working on #49… okay not currently… currently I'm fixing my build system because of that annoying **** of an aufs driver…
<whyrusleeping>
lol
<Luzifer>
after that I have a new feature live in gobuilder I need as a prerequisite for #49 and can finish the work on that one… after that I'm starting work on 13
<whyrusleeping>
sounds good!
<Luzifer>
but looks like I managed to get a core-os-based jenkins-swarm-slave running
<whyrusleeping>
that sounds complicated
<Luzifer>
hmm not that complicated
<Luzifer>
one CFN stack + one docker container
<whyrusleeping>
oh, okay
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<Luzifer>
I should blog about that as soon as it works 100% :D
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<Luzifer>
but then people will hit me because I'm blogging in english on a blog which used to be german only… *sighs*
<Luzifer>
maybe someone can send me the spacecraft which will carry me towards my home planet…
<whyrusleeping>
Luzifer: come to seattle :D
<Luzifer>
same planet, same humankind
<whyrusleeping>
same planet yes, same humankind... debateable
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<whyrusleeping>
Luzifer: also, windows builds of ipfs are up on gobuilder now :)
<Luzifer>
yep. saw that earlier when I read my github mails :D
<Luzifer>
"Driver btrfs failed to create image rootfs" - I'm fed up… Burn that shit. Everything of it. Now.
<whyrusleeping>
yay docker!
<whyrusleeping>
i really really really am annoyed at dockers 'drivers'
<whyrusleeping>
the interface asks you to return different filesystem paths for it to work on, instead of giving you any actual control over the storage of things
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<cryptix>
tempted to convert my homedesktop to 11-current now that i'm working at the institute lab most of the time
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<whyrusleeping>
cryptix: i've been tempted to run it on one of my primary machines
<whyrusleeping>
but it doesnt like macbooks, and i need linux for gaming on my desktop
<cryptix>
i set up bsd10.1 at the lab and im really glad i tried it. (zfs snapshots of vms <3. x11 forwarding localhost between bsd as server and linux as client also works better than expected
<cryptix>
gaming.. yea... :) i tried GL apps and they work but there is 'some' overhead
<whyrusleeping>
yeah... and I don't beleive valve wants to try and support freeBSD
<cryptix>
yea.. mostlikly will take another decade befor bsd gets something like wayland too
<Luzifer>
wow. looks like the gp2 EBS images are in fact running better than standard EBS
<cryptix>
but i favor stability much more these days.. i guess i'm getting old
<cryptix>
brb out-of-mate
<cryptix>
btw Luzifer that old-timer is getting toed right now
<Luzifer>
cryptix: mh?
<Luzifer>
*sigh* "Slave went offline during the build"… fire is a good solution. very good solution.
<whyrusleeping>
cryptix: ive never tried mate
<whyrusleeping>
is it good?
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<whyrusleeping>
or rather, why mate over coffee?
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<lgierth>
whyrusleeping: it's not an either/or thing
<whyrusleeping>
care to elaborate?
<lgierth>
you can have coffee *and* mate (i regularly do)
<lgierth>
mate as in mate lemonade
<whyrusleeping>
mmm, lemonda
<cryptix>
yea.. its more mate > cola for me (the way the caffeein bonds with the tanning agents leading to longer lasting buzz)
<Luzifer>
… jenkins master things slave is gone, slave thinks he's connected …
<whyrusleeping>
oooooh, okay
<whyrusleeping>
Luzifer: i think you need to take a break from computers for a bit
<Luzifer>
whyrusleeping: but what do I do otherwise?
<whyrusleeping>
Luzifer: uhm...
<whyrusleeping>
build a website on neocities.org :D
<Luzifer>
hint: I'm working for jimdo.com ;)
<Luzifer>
and: it would use computers :D
<whyrusleeping>
Luzifer: huh, there is that...
<whyrusleeping>
Luzifer: hrm... how about you learn how to use a pogo stick?
<whyrusleeping>
thats always fun
<Luzifer>
hmm nope… not today… damaged my leg yesterday…
<whyrusleeping>
paint a painting?
<Luzifer>
nah… I'm really really really bad at those art things… (last grade was a 5 (second worst grade))
<whyrusleeping>
Luzifer: huh... i give up
<Luzifer>
me too :D
<whidgle>
Write a story?
<whyrusleeping>
^
<Luzifer>
the only things I'm good in are computer-things and fire-dept-things…
<whidgle>
Practice makes perfect.
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<cryptix>
mate reserves: restored
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<Luzifer>
cryptix: but why?
<cryptix>
because.
<Luzifer>
:D
<cryptix>
btw you might learn something about yourself trying out far-out stuff. i always hated art (esp music) in school and now im a part time dj for 3.5yrs
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<Luzifer>
hm my radio colleagues always tries to convince me to do an own show… but the only show I could make would be a mixed-through-all-genres-show because I'd mix them nevertheless… xD
<cryptix>
music was just an example here :)
<Luzifer>
> ./gobuilder-cli get github.com/Luzifer/password
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<edrex>
followup question from the PDX meetup: would resolving links from IPFS nodes to IPNS nodes be a supported use case? it would trade immutability for delegated trust i guess, but seems like it could be useful, sort of like a blind symlink
<edrex>
i guess what I'm wondering is whether IPNS nodes are only intended as top level entry points, or if they can be embedded as subtrees
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<jbenet>
edrex we've been discussing that a lot. what you l lose is certainty that once you reach a merkledag node, everything below it is immutable and can just be fetched and cached. we'll eventually have to have this sort of support, but it has to be done carefully and without removing the described ability
<jbenet>
cc wking
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<wking>
edrex: I agree that links to mutable addresses (e.g. /ipns/ipfs.io) would be nice. But once the new records stuff lands, you can get everything except the mutability by linking to the Merkle object that's stored in the record.
<wking>
So the thing you get from /ipns/QmSomePubkey will be a signature signed by QmSomePubkey and pointing at /ipfs/QmTheirCurrentlyPublishedRoot
<wking>
and you can link to that signature
<wking>
(without loosing immutability)
<wking>
*losing
<edrex>
does that offer anything over just linking to the root object itself? shows that you're switching provenance i guess
<wking>
and it shows that the thing you're linking was once the root for QmSomePubkey
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<wking>
so if I say "Here's what QmSomePubkey said: </ipns/QmSomePubkey-record>/a/b/c", they'll have a harder time claiming that they didn't say that
<edrex>
makes sense, as a semantics for academic style references
<wking>
right. Or for terms-of-service and other depressingly mutable contracts ;)
<edrex>
but it requires that the thing you're referencing is a root, which seems rare.
<wking>
no, you merkle-link to the record (with whatever name you like), and then point folks at ./{that-link-name/a/b/c
<wking>
* ./{that-link-name}/a/b/c
<edrex>
oh, the link target can be a path under a node, where resolution happens at load time?
<edrex>
i haven't read most of the documentation, sorry
<edrex>
that indeed seems useful
<edrex>
(the "link with IPNS signature reference" capability)
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<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] whyrusleeping pushed 1 new commit to feat/patch-create: http://git.io/vY4hR
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/feat/patch-create a328569 Jeromy: break merkledag utils into its own package...
<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] whyrusleeping pushed 1 new commit to feat/patch-create: http://git.io/vYBev
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/feat/patch-create b37c70f Jeromy: space out sharness test calls...
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<wking>
edrex: the link target is just a multihash (in this case the multihash of the IPNS record)
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<wking>
you'd have to store the child path somewhere else, but that could just be pasting a path like /ipfs/{the-signature}/a/b/c in an email (or putting something relative in an HTML page, or whatever)
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<spikebike>
ah, I did hit the file handle issue
<spikebike>
Failed to write to log, can't read log file directory: open /home/bill/.ipfs/logs: too many open files
<spikebike>
bill@kona:~$ ls -al /proc/2114/fd | wc -l
<spikebike>
80
<whyrusleeping>
spikebike: whens the last time you updated?
<spikebike>
june 10th, time to update?
<whyrusleeping>
yeah, i've fixed that since :D
<whyrusleeping>
or
<whyrusleeping>
you could wait for the 0.3.6 release in a bit
<spikebike>
didn't notice it till recently, seems like it takes a good while to show
<spikebike>
yeah I'll restart and wait for 0.3.6 I guess
<spikebike>
is 0.3.6 frozen yet?
<spikebike>
I never got back to the IPv6 configured but broken testing
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<whyrusleeping>
spikebike: 0.3.6 has a couple more PR's to land
<whyrusleeping>
i'm planning on landing it today
<cryptix>
whyrusleeping: anything needing cr?
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<lgierth>
sprintbot: spec'ing cjdns
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<whyrusleeping>
cryptix: what level of CR are you offering? lol
<eternaleye>
lgierth: All of the drafts, and all of the RFCs >= 7343, are current
<lgierth>
it seems to solve similar problems regarding addressing, confidentiality, authentication
<eternaleye>
lgierth: Yup, exactly
<lgierth>
the other cool part of cjdns is the source-routing and switching
<eternaleye>
lgierth: And the NAT traversal extensions are actually sufficient to implement onion routing, if you are creative with it
<lgierth>
will take a bit of time on the weekend to read it all
<eternaleye>
lgierth: HIP v1 had a source-routing extension (HIP VIA), RFC 6028
<eternaleye>
lgierth: It hasn't gotten updated yet, though
<lgierth>
are there implementations?
<eternaleye>
lgierth: OpenHIP and InfraHIP implemented v1, no v2 yet (working on a clean-slate one myself), though OpenHIP has stated an intent to support it this summer.
<eternaleye>
OpenHIP is pure-userspace, too, which is nice
<eternaleye>
uses tun/tap on Windows and Linux
<lgierth>
wow this has been around for 10 years
<lgierth>
never heard of it
<lgierth>
(i'm from a recent community mesh networking background)
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<eternaleye>
lgierth: Oh cool
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<eternaleye>
lgierth: I actually found HIP because I was specifically looking for alternatives to cjdns
<eternaleye>
lgierth: Because I really don't like that it bogarts the fc00:: ipv6 block
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<eternaleye>
lgierth: Which is actually reserved
<eternaleye>
lgierth: Just recently, the allocation of 1.0.0.0/8 showed why that's always a bad idea :D
<lgierth>
well fc00::/7 *is* allocated for unique local unicast
<lgierth>
it's just that /8 doesn't have a specific purpose yet
<lgierth>
it MUST not be routed across sites, so i'm pretty sure that won't change
<eternaleye>
lgierth: Yes, but bogarting it means balkanization once the IETF gives it a systematic usage
<lgierth>
if it does change, it's purely the cjdns users who are bitten :)
<lgierth>
i gotta run
<eternaleye>
lgierth: Bye!
<lgierth>
i'll give this a read on the weekend, looks interesting
<eternaleye>
zorun: Just use the all-zeroes HIT as the destination, and let the receiver pick what to respond with.
<zorun>
right, thanks
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<eternaleye>
zorun: And mapping HITs to IP addresses can be done using rendezvous servers, too - which are a very useful thing for double-jump mobility anyways
<eternaleye>
I am still just tickled pink that I can (ab)use the HIP-aware NAT protocols to implement onion routing without any new specs, though
<eternaleye>
It's _intended_ that you contact the NAT over plain IP to ask it to act as a relay, but if you instead contact it over HIP it turns into onion routing :D
<eternaleye>
And since HIP-encapsulated traffic looks Just Like IPv6, it just works :D
<zorun>
hmm, interesting :)
<zorun>
what I was interested in HIP is that multipath-TCP would be waaay simpler over HIP
<eternaleye>
zorun: It'd be as simple as "use TCP" :P
<eternaleye>
zorun: Though it'd still use a single congestion state, so not _all_ the same benefits
<zorun>
because mptcp basically uses IP addresses as locators, and defines its own security features (MAC, etc), to basically identify hosts by their public key (roughly)
<zorun>
eternaleye: yeah, it's not as simple as that, you still need linked increase and so on
<eternaleye>
zorun: mptcp also had a whale of a time fitting their protocol around "smart" middleboxes
<eternaleye>
zorun: Which HIP would cut out of the loop
<zorun>
that, too
<zorun>
hmm, really?
<eternaleye>
zorun: HIP is e2e.
<eternaleye>
zorun: ESP-encapsulated.
<eternaleye>
zorun: (though you _can_ define other transports; there's a draft did so for SRTP, and there's ESP-in-UDP as well)
<eternaleye>
zorun: But yeah, one of my favorite things with HIP is that from the POV of the end hosts, it makes IP the narrow waist again - every protocol running over HIP thinks it's running over IPv6.
<eternaleye>
zorun: Transport protocol development can stop stagnating :D
<eternaleye>
zorun: Another cool thing - if the IPFS node key is RSA, P-256, or P-384, it's also a valid HI for HIP, and a HIT can be generated for it :D
<eternaleye>
zorun: Since valid IPFS node keys of those types are a subset of valid HIs
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<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] jbenet created get-fix (+4 new commits): http://git.io/vYByZ
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/get-fix 886d475 Juan Batiz-Benet: http/client: log errors when stream copy fails...
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/get-fix e3c35d8 Juan Batiz-Benet: cmds/get: fix context timeout problem...
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/get-fix 814f437 Juan Batiz-Benet: cmds/http/handler: set stream error trailer...
<eternaleye>
Ah, looks like it actually got extended to support P-521 too
<eternaleye>
So the only kind of IPFS node ID that can't be an HI is P-224
<eternaleye>
Wait, my mistake - that's for the DH handshake curves, not the ECDSA curves
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<whyrusleeping>
domanic: ping
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<domanic>
whyrusleeping, whatsup
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<whyrusleeping>
you did a writeup of ipfs's crypto protocol stuff, right?
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<Skaag>
is there a really think client for ipfs? (for tiny devices with memory and cpu constraints)
<Skaag>
s/think/thin/g
<wking>
Skaag: there's https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs-shell , which could conceivably be made thin, but it will pull in the Go runtime and a bunch of go-ipfs packages when you build it
<wking>
How thin were you thinking? You may just want to write API bindings for your target language, and use that to talk to an API daemon running on a fatter host nearby
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