<multivac>
[REDDIT] I made a chat using ipns (self.ipfs) | 6 points (100.0%) | 2 comments | Posted by Faleidel | Created at 2015-12-15 - 22:10:50
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<ogzy>
Kubuxu, what kind of setting should i enter to ipfs init for cjdns usage?
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<ipfsbot>
[ipfs] RichardLitt opened pull request #142: Added ` - ` between links and descriptions, final periods (master...feature/readability) http://git.io/vEWVT
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<escondida>
Hey, folks. Trying ipfs, I ran "ipfs init", then "ipfs add a/test/file". I was able to successfully "ipfs cat" the resulting hash, but "ipfs ls <my_id>" (which I got with "ipfs id") just hangs forever. Am I misunderstanding something basic here?
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<tperson>
It shouldn't hang
<tperson>
it should just not return anything (as it's a file not a directory)
<tperson>
Oh, nm you are trying to ls `ipfs ls`
<escondida>
tperson: I was ls'ing my id, not the file. Looks like the problem was that I *was* misunderstanding something basic: you don't get a top-level dir at your id
<tperson>
er ipfs id
<escondida>
yeah
<tperson>
Your ID is a special hash, you really can't do much with it.
<escondida>
ah
<tperson>
(besides use it to allow others to connect to you
<escondida>
also, in retrospect, it also should've been obvious that dirs are also immutable objects, so you can't just, like, add stuff to a dir with a known hash
<tperson>
You can *add*, but you'll get a new hash
<escondida>
right
<tperson>
ipfs object patch is pretty sweet
<escondida>
That does seem neat. I guess I just need to get used to the idea of using the namespace feature to create a top-level dir
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<haad>
good morning
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<tperson>
Hello
<daviddias>
Good morning :)
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<tperson>
The node ID is the multihash of the public key, that is the raw bytes of the key correct? So if I were to say, base58 decode the PublicKey, I should be able to hash that and get my ID right?
<daviddias>
whyrusleeping: go-mdns + multicast-dns were working fine together with the PR back from July, need to try the new version mafintosh pushed, it might also be a case of go-mdns not being full spec compliant
<daviddias>
tperson: it isn't, the public key gets generated from the private key
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<ipfsbot>
[webui] greenkeeperio-bot opened pull request #134: Update babel to version 6.3.26
<daviddias>
my tests don't even pass with 5.0.0 anymore, it was really a breaking change, fun! :D
<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs-api] Dignifiedquire created greenkeeper-babel-core-6.3.26 (+1 new commit): http://git.io/vElea
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs-api/greenkeeper-babel-core-6.3.26 c557459 greenkeeperio-bot: chore(package): update babel-core to version 6.3.26...
<daviddias>
morning dignifiedquire :)
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<tperson>
daviddias: Are you attempting to also maintain backwards compatibility with 4, or are you going to be targeting the next LTS release?
<daviddias>
in which of the endeavorus?
<daviddias>
for js-ipfs?
<tperson>
Ya
<daviddias>
js-ipfs is bleeding edge :P
<daviddias>
I'm trying not to break compatibility
<daviddias>
which makes doing bitswap and storage really hard because we need to have a clear path of using protobufs + cbor on the wire
<daviddias>
which we kind of have a good plan now with IPLD for retrocompatibility
<daviddias>
go-ipfs also needs to enter IPLD
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<ogzy>
last night i tried ipfs with cjdns, i configured the gateway as the ipv6 address and with a port, i was able to reach the content via http://ipv6address:9090/ipfs/some_hash but then i tried it at my localhost's ipv6, i couldn't reach it, should't it be reachable from other node's addresses also?
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<tperson>
It would appear (from the config) that you can only bind the gateway to a single address (or you can do 0.0.0.0).
<ogzy>
tperson, i binded to ipv6 address of the tun0 device, ipfs id displays single gateway, it worked when i tried to reach the ipfs hash from other nodes at my lan
<escondida>
Okay, let's say that I have a directory ~/writing/blargh and a directory ~/local/srv/ipfs/sample_configs . If I wanted them both to be visible under the my id namespace, my immediate thought is to symlink ~/writing/blargh into ~/local/srv/ipfs/, but ipfs errors that it can't currently read symlinks. What's the correct procedure?
<ipfsbot>
[webui] greenkeeperio-bot opened pull request #135: Update babel-core to version 6.3.26
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<escondida>
Or is object patch really the best option for that?
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<fazo>
escondida: the reccomanded approach would be using the files api (ipfs files cp, ipfs files mv etc) but that's not available in ipfs 0.3.x
<ulrichard>
That's a C# program wrapping and controlling the other executable.
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<daviddias>
NeoTeo: I would be one of the persons, yes :) and very happy to do it!
<Kubuxu>
Yes it is.
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<NeoTeo>
daviddias Cool. I guess the first point would be if there's even a need for it. Are you going to be at 32C3?
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<daviddias>
NeoTeo: there is a huge benefit that comes from being present in several ecosystems, some of innovations that might happen on the Swift implementation will eventually trickle down to the other implementations (as it happen with the go implementation once the js impl started to get built)
<daviddias>
and yes, I'll be there :)
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<NeoTeo>
Super cool. mafintosh has managed to get me a spare ticket and I'd love to meet you IPFS guys in person.
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<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] travisperson opened pull request #2121: fsrepo: Allow for custom datastore path (dev0.4.0...feat/datastore-path) http://git.io/vElRR
<mafintosh>
NeoTeo: i think the ticket might be jbenet's extra ticket actually so full circle :)
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<mafintosh>
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<NeoTeo>
Oh jeez. Bummer he won't make it though.
<mrflibble>
hi everyone, I just tried escondias' testing link via my ipfs instance, but my first attempt returned nothing (not even an error), I had to request it again (pressing F5) before my browser displayed the directory
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<tperson>
Is supernode client still a thing?
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<daviddias>
ahah true, unfortunately jbenet can't come, but hey we will get to hangout :)
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<mrflibble>
btw, is the datastore/LOG file supposed to be human-readable? it's got loads of wierd chars in it on windows
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<NeoTeo>
daviddias this is very true and very cool
<dignifiedquire>
so no idea how to regenerate the data
<dignifiedquire>
daviddias: but the look up works, it’s just only available on 0.3.10 not on 0.4. and you need to look it up using object/get
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<daviddias>
I see
<dignifiedquire>
but it still fails somehow :(
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<jedahan>
has anyone made a kinda ipfs-proxy, something like the firefox plugin but works system-wide, intercepting all http requests with recognized hashes and checking the network for it?
<dignifiedquire>
daviddias: but it still looks like this data is corrupted/not working anymore
<dignifiedquire>
the root rqeuests is resolved, but the nested lookups are not working
<ipfsbot>
[webui] Dignifiedquire closed pull request #136: Update react-router to version 1.0.3
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<daviddias>
not all the dag nodes are available
<dignifiedquire>
daviddias: yeah :/
<dignifiedquire>
but as we don’t have the underlying data we can’t fix that
<daviddias>
will check with lgierth if it is under a migration to a new storage node
<dignifiedquire>
daviddias: didn’t he say he lost all data from one node at some point?
<daviddias>
Castor
<dignifiedquire>
maybe the data was there :/
<daviddias>
.ask lgierth if he knows something about QmQQ3BUpPjgYiTdhp4H9YWSCtoFXs8t91njhpvXNNLd3yB (the geoip dataset ) and if it is pinned/stored somewhere
<multivac>
daviddias: I'll pass that on when lgierth is around.
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