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<Shibe>
ipfs get QmTBWQmbBwjBXbffv3FzR2K3jodYMU5XKpf5Fvo1iGyHVR Error: merkledag: not found
<Shibe>
??
<vakla>
make sure you have the daemon running
<Shibe>
oh
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<jakoby>
all ipns names are peerIDs or dns names currently, right?
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<achin>
yeah
<jakoby>
awesome. multiple ipns per node will be a thing in the future?
<achin>
yep, that's my understanding, but i've not seen an ETA
<jakoby>
cool
<jakoby>
yeah, it would be cool to have a similar hash, but doesn't change based on content
<jakoby>
and also one that's not publicly available, as in my peerID. haha
<jakoby>
might get weird keeping them unique though...
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<fuzzybear3965>
How do I list the ipfs-ref associated with a file on my filesystem?
<achin>
i'm not sure what you mean by ipfs-ref. do you mean the ipfs hash of the file?
<fuzzybear3965>
I thought that `ipfs ls <os-file-system-path>` would do it but I understand that that is only for ipfs-refs.
<fuzzybear3965>
Yeah.
<fuzzybear3965>
In the documentation they are called ipfs-refs.
<achin>
ipfs add --only-hash file.txt
<fuzzybear3965>
But, yeah, I want to get the hash from the file name.
<fuzzybear3965>
You're the man. Thanks.
<fuzzybear3965>
Sweet!
<fuzzybear3965>
Yo, this s*** is off the hook.
<fuzzybear3965>
I'm spreading the good word.
<fuzzybear3965>
It should really not be `ipfs add`, tough.
<fuzzybear3965>
*though.
<fuzzybear3965>
`ipfs ls` should be smart about how it processes the argument to it.
<fuzzybear3965>
I'm not adding a new file.
<fuzzybear3965>
I'm trying to get information about a file that I've already added.
<fuzzybear3965>
*processes the argument passed to it.
<achin>
ipfs ls is normally used to list the contents of an ipfs hash that represents a directory
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<fuzzybear>
achin, I feel you.
<fuzzybear>
I understand that `ipfs ls` is normally used to list the contents of an ipfs hash.
<fuzzybear>
But, if I execute `ipfs add <somefile>` and later that day I want the hash associated with it then the most natural command to execute is `ipfs ls <somefile>`.
<fuzzybear>
Wouldn't you agree?
<achin>
since ipfs add <somefile> gave me the hash the first time, it seems natural to run it again to get the hash the second time (if you didn't write it down, forgot it, whatever)
<fuzzybear>
I guess so.
<fuzzybear>
"Adding it a second time" has no effect on the filesystem, I imagine, as long as the file has the same hash.
<fuzzybear>
That's another question I had. If I have a file that I'm frequently editing then it's hash is going to evolve with the file.
<achin>
if your node still has that file in its store then yeah, running ipfs-add a secondtime is pretty much a no-op
<fuzzybear>
Is there a way to make sure that ipfs will re-add the file in the event that the hash changes?
<achin>
no. when the file on disk changes, you'll have manaully re-add it to IPFS
<fuzzybear>
Oh, man. :(
<jakoby>
fuzzybear: you can use the /ipns mount instead
<fuzzybear>
Oh, true.
<fuzzybear>
That's good.
<fuzzybear>
I can FUSE mount IPFS and add the file there.
<fuzzybear>
Then it will track automatically.
<fuzzybear>
That's perfect.
<fuzzybear>
Thanks.
<jakoby>
yep!
<jakoby>
yeah, with the /ipns mount, data only exists once on your hdd
<fuzzybear>
That's perfect.
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<fuzzybear>
Does anyone know how I might mount the IPFS share on Windows?
<fuzzybear>
I'm googling live but I'm up for any suggestions that aren't on Reddit.
<fuzzybear>
"Error: Mount isn't compatible with Windows yet".
<fuzzybear>
I guess that answers the question.
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<fuzzybear>
I'm surprised there is no Windows mount option available.
<fuzzybear>
I would have thought that SMB/WebDAV would have been implemented for ipfs.
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<kandinski>
I'm fairly new to JS development. Can somene point me to a starting guide for hacking on IPFS-style js-* packages?
<kandinski>
I have node 5.3.0 already installed, I guess all I need is how to install dependencies, and how to run tests.
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<kandinski>
Ok, I remembered `@npm install`. And reading `package.json` has told me how to run tests. I'm cookin' with gas now! With gas, Jerry!
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<computerfreak>
ok back .... so howto add an domain to my computer as ipfs gateway?
<computerfreak>
dns is currently pointing on port 80
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<kandinski>
daviddias: I just made a contribution to js-multihashing, but it doesn't let me commit because of no zuul. However, all tests and lint pass. Can I commit with --no-verify?
<kandinski>
I mean, I just did, and I'm ready to make the pull request. Is that ok?
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<kandinski>
well, I just did anyway, because life's too short.
<computerfreak>
anyone setup an gateway?
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<The_8472>
computerfreak, run ipfs daemon -> that's your gateway -> use browser addon or hosts file to intercept gateway loads
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<dignifiedquire>
good morning everyone
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<ehd>
mornin'
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<NeoTeo>
mornin and welcome to Copenhagen whyrusleeping and daviddias :)
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<daviddias>
Morning and thank you NeoTeo :)
<daviddias>
kandinski what is the error? You can commit with --no-verify and submit a PR, we can debug that during PR :)
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<computerfreak>
The_8472: yeah i know howto setup my local gateway but i wanna reach that gateway from outside of my local net
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<computerfreak>
i got an domain.tk and wanna reach ipfs like domain.tk/ipfs/<myhash>
<The_8472>
you have to change the listening interface to :: / 0.0.0.0 instead of localhost
<NeoTeo>
It's pretty cold so probably something indoorsy? What are you guys into aside from IPFS :D ?
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<NeoTeo>
what says you mafintosh ?
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<computerfreak>
Which listening Interface should i change to 0.0.0.0 ?
<computerfreak>
in ipfs config? i only have gateway port to change i thought
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<The_8472>
if you want to make the gateway reachable on more than localhost you have to change its bind address to something that's not localhost
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<mafintosh>
NeoTeo daviddias whyrusleeping i'm heading to islands brygge now
<mafintosh>
have a quick meeting and then some cafe hacking
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<whyrusleeping>
Cafe hacking where mafintosh?
<whyrusleeping>
At islands brygge?
<mafintosh>
whyrusleeping: yes. i'm gonna quickly stop by a friends office there and then head to a nearby cafe. there is an ok spot called 'food shop' there
<whyrusleeping>
Okay
<whyrusleeping>
Room for +2 you think?
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<computerfreak>
yeah cool, can u give me a comand for debian to change ''BIND'' Address like this?
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<The_8472>
read the manual: ipfs daemon --help
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<ianopolous>
does ipfs normally use 1 GiB of ram when you're not doing anything? And at worst I've added a couple hundred mb of data.
<achin>
it should use far less, but many people have reported memory leaks, so this isn't surprising to me
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<whyrusleeping>
mafintosh: there's not much space at the food shop
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<mafintosh>
whyrusleeping: where are you now?
<whyrusleeping>
Tobis cafe
<whyrusleeping>
Pretty close by
<whyrusleeping>
Lots of space too
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<ion>
Terabytes of space
<mafintosh>
whyrusleeping: okay cool. will be down soon
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<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] Luzifer opened pull request #2170: Switched to amd64 version of ipfs (master...docker_amd64) http://git.io/vuKQf
<achin>
ion: TerraceBytes might be a good name for some hip outdoor internet cafe
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<whyrusleeping>
achin: lets do it
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<daviddias>
ping NeoTeo ^ :)
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<whyrusleeping>
lgierth: whats the name of the other new node? bihams twin
<NeoTeo>
daviddias: Ok, give me ~30 min :)
<daviddias>
sure :)
* NeoTeo
jumps on his bike
<lgierth>
whyrusleeping: nihal
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<lgierth>
nihal = reserved for internal use
<dignifiedquire>
lgierth: where and how can I pin 160gb on the 0.4 network? *smiles innocently*
<lgierth>
let me get you access to biham
<lgierth>
dignifiedquire: ssh key?
* dignifiedquire
just finished adding stackexchang backup :)
<dignifiedquire>
lgierth: just a sec
<lgierth>
and desired username
<lgierth>
frdl@
<lgierth>
:P
<dignifiedquire>
dignifiedquire
<dignifiedquire>
:P
<lgierth>
ack
<whyrusleeping>
did someone post my git rehost script anywhere?
<whyrusleeping>
its getting stars for no reason...
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<lgierth>
dignifiedquire: ok ssh biham.i.ipfs.io
<lgierth>
ipfs is running in a container
<lgierth>
so get a binary and echo /ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/4001 > ~/.ipfs/api
<lgierth>
then do your thing :)
<lgierth>
also write down the hash somewhere please
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<se3000>
Hi, I'm trying to understand IPFS a little bit better. Trying to compute a key for a value and get the same key as I do using `ipfs add hello.txt`, but I can't seem to get it to work(using the 'multihashes' gem).
<The_8472>
aiui the mapping of content to hashes it not 1:1. specifically the chunking can make different choices resulting in different hashes
<se3000>
is there a header or something I need to include? I tried using the Data field when running `ipfs object get QmfM2r8seH2GiRaC4esTjeraXEachRt8ZsSeGaWTPLyMoG`
<se3000>
even if it's small enough to fit into a single chunk?
<The_8472>
idk how wiggle room there is in that case
<The_8472>
*how much
<se3000>
so there's no deterministic way to precompute a hash?
<The_8472>
i think you could calculate the hashes yourself and then add the blocks and objects manually. not sure though, operating on half-knowledge myself :P
<dignifiedquire>
lgierth: can you see if the ipfs pin is working correct? my current connection is not even nearly saturated uploading things and I doubt there are many peers with the data yet
<se3000>
I see, thanks for your help
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<se3000>
can anyone else clarify how to calculate the key for a small amount of data? (small enough to fit in a single object)
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<achin>
se3000: are you trying to write your own code to calcualte an IPFS hash from some data?
<achin>
if so, you will need to store your data in the Data field of the PBNode object, serialize to protobufs, and then compute the multihash on the serialized data
<se3000>
kind of, I'm using the multihashes gem which I thought would do most of the work
<se3000>
I see, more involved than I expected.. just figured there was a couple leading/trailing characters
<se3000>
I'll give that a shot, thank you
<achin>
if there is a protobuf library for your language, it won't be too bad
<se3000>
yeah, looks reasonable... might not happen today though :/
<achin>
(are you using ruby? i'm guessing by the term 'gem')
<se3000>
really just trying to understand how it all works. starting with a single object seemed reasonable
<se3000>
yeah
<se3000>
there's a couple gems but they're all early passes at API clients
<achin>
yep, starting simple is a good idea. the data stored on disk in ~/.ipfs/blocks/ are all serialized protobuf files. you can decode these to get an idea about how IPFS stores data. this is also a good way to learn
<se3000>
I've dug around the go-ipfs repo with some success but it's big and my golang skill is novice at best
<se3000>
that's super helpful
<se3000>
might try to wrap up a gem of my own if anything useful comes out of this
<achin>
i'm afraid i don't know ruby at all, so i can only give you these high-level pointers
<se3000>
this has been great, thank you
<se3000>
i'll probably end up back here with more questions soon
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<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs] diasdavid created feat/version/api+cli+core+tests (+1 new commit): http://git.io/vu6H3
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs/feat/version/api+cli+core+tests f86cb1b David Dias: add tests
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<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs] diasdavid opened pull request #43: version (master...feat/version/api+cli+core+tests) http://git.io/vu6Qv
<Kubuxu>
Should I link also http://bin.kubuxu.ovh on awesome-ipfs, for now it is fully static IPFS file highlighter.
<lgierth>
whyrusleeping: any way to check the status of a pinning?
<whyrusleeping>
lgierth: i should probably add a progress bar...
<dignifiedquire>
Kubuxu: sure open a PR
<lgierth>
e.g. if it's still in progress
<lgierth>
whyrusleeping: does it cancel if the cli exits?
<dignifiedquire>
the command hasn't returned yet, but that's all I can see
<whyrusleeping>
lgierth: yes
<dignifiedquire>
oh
<dignifiedquire>
:(
<whyrusleeping>
i normally do 'ipfs refs -r <hash> && ipfs pin add <hash>'
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<whyrusleeping>
pin is the worst UX
<whyrusleeping>
i want to not even have pins anymore
<dignifiedquire>
especially if you are trying to pin 160gb via ssh :(
<whyrusleeping>
just have 'ipfs files cp /ipfs/<hash> /path/in/files/api/stuff'
<whyrusleeping>
would be so awesome
<dignifiedquire>
that would be really nice
<dignifiedquire>
files api for all files things
<whyrusleeping>
thats my idea of the future of pinning
<lgierth>
let's do it soon-ish
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<lgierth>
the permanent web + the persistent web
<dignifiedquire>
whyrusleeping: would it make sense for me to rather manually pin the individual items rather than the whole fat folder recursively?
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<lgierth>
dignifiedquire: oh hey run it in screen next time
<dignifiedquire>
screen?
<chriscool>
whyrusleeping: do you have some news about when you and daviddias are coming to Paris?
<chriscool>
Is it still planned for Saturday?
<lgierth>
dignifiedquire: man screen
<lgierth>
you just `screen <command>` and it won't die if you log out
<dignifiedquire>
ah nice
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<whyrusleeping>
chriscool: paris on the 9th, arriving at 10:25 am
<whyrusleeping>
according to my email
<whyrusleeping>
dignifiedquire: on 0.4.0?
<whyrusleeping>
just pin the root recursively
<dignifiedquire>
always
<lgierth>
ctrl+a ctrl+d to detach, screen -r to reattach
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<chriscool>
you arrive at the CDG airport?
<dignifiedquire>
lgierth: hmm
<dignifiedquire>
it's empty
<jbenet>
pins are not going away. pins have {security, social, and legal} implications, and are unrelated to the "/files" to keep. they are similar, pins will live insied $repo/pins and will _feel somewhat like_ the files api (this is a result of finally making them ipfs objects), but they are also different, one may want to have an 100TB archive linked to from
<jbenet>
$repo/files/archive without pinning all of it.
<jbenet>
there's also more complicated things, like pins with expirations, or conditions, that will become useful down the road.
<jbenet>
"tracking something" and "pinning something" are two _different_ actions.
<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs] diasdavid pushed 1 new commit to feat/version/api+cli+core+tests: http://git.io/vuiUh
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs/feat/version/api+cli+core+tests f7768b5 David Dias: es6ify
<dignifiedquire>
lgierth: nvm I think I got it working, yeah Iearnt something new today :)
<lgierth>
kein tag ohne erkenntnis :P
<dignifiedquire>
:D
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<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs] diasdavid pushed 2 new commits to feat/version/api+cli+core+tests: http://git.io/vuiL7
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs/feat/version/api+cli+core+tests 447f6a9 David Dias: let -> const on id.js command file
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs/feat/version/api+cli+core+tests 96ad02a David Dias: fix coverage script and update coverage value
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[js-ipfs] diasdavid pushed 1 new commit to feat/version/api+cli+core+tests: http://git.io/vuiqh
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs/feat/version/api+cli+core+tests 35dee30 David Dias: more es6`ixing
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<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs] diasdavid force-pushed feat/version/api+cli+core+tests from 35dee30 to b4fede0: http://git.io/vuiOi
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs/feat/version/api+cli+core+tests b4fede0 David Dias: more es6`ixing
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[js-ipfs] diasdavid force-pushed feat/version/api+cli+core+tests from b4fede0 to a4e210f: http://git.io/vuiOi
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs/feat/version/api+cli+core+tests a4e210f David Dias: more es6`ixing
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<daviddias>
dignifiedquire: it isn't really a circular dependency when things are singletons, will follow up in the issue
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<Ladee>
Hello
<Ladee>
I was wandering around and discovered ipfs
<Ladee>
want someone discuss about it with me ?
<daviddias>
on the 'using classes' question, I need to think about it, had some concerns that are now clarified after some research, still not sure if I want to jump the `class` train, still feels a bit weird
<daviddias>
will think about it during dinner
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<voxelot>
Ladee: Have any specific questions?
<ipfsbot>
[ipfs] RichardLitt pushed 2 new commits to master: http://git.io/vuick
<ipfsbot>
ipfs/master 177e5d3 Richard Littauer: Added roundups repo...
<ipfsbot>
ipfs/master 758465d Richard Littauer: Merge pull request #141 from RichardLitt/feature/add-roundups...
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<Ladee>
voxelot: yes :) what is the idea, leitmotiv behind ipfs ?
<voxelot>
Ladee: check out some of Juan's speeches if you haven't, like this one :) https://youtu.be/skMTdSEaCtA
<Ladee>
thanks voxelot
<Ladee>
damn, that's long, I will check it slowly then
<Kubuxu>
http://bin.kubuxu.ovh/ got different logo than hastebin now thanks to my awesome friend
<voxelot>
true, short answer is to create a more permanent kick-ass web, but i suggest sticking around and checking out all of the cool ideas here
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<The_8472>
es6 classes are more or less syntactic sugar over things you could also achieve with es5 means.
<The_8472>
the initial proposal was even called "maximally minimal classes"
<The_8472>
increase playback speed
<The_8472>
and... that's not really long for a talk
<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] RichardLitt force-pushed feature/shutdown from 7f01ba4 to dec4a72: http://git.io/vui8j
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/feature/shutdown dec4a72 Richard Littauer: Added a shutdown note to daemon dsec...
<Ladee>
Well, thanks everybody for all this
<dignifiedquire>
daviddias: but you are not enforcing the singelton, for example if I call start(); start() things will be in a strange state, as the first hapi server spawns, takes the port and uses the first ipfs instances, after that the second ipfs instance is exported, then the server tries to start throws, because it's trying to bind to used port, so now you have two
<dignifiedquire>
ipfs instances one which is used by the running server, and one that is exported
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<richardlitt>
achin: I decided I am being stupid
<richardlitt>
achin: you should totally feel free to use python, I am going to stop enforcing js on everyone :P
<richardlitt>
Your code works great.
<richardlitt>
A refactor would be a waste of time.
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<noffle>
daviddias: ipscend is super cool!
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<noffle>
huh, interesting. command line 'ipfs add -r' will return an ipfs object with the root dir you added. however, doing a recursive add via the http api will give you an object that has both a) all of the root contents, and b) a link to the root object itself
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<Codebird>
noffle: That sounds weird.
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<noffle>
noticed it only because all of my ipscend publishes exhibit the issue
<noffle>
on latest non-0.4.0
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<brimstone>
are there any thoughts on a LAN-centric auto discovery of nodes?
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<Stskeeps>
brimstone: doesn't ipfs already do that through mdns? at least my dev0.4.0 found my ipfs instance in a bridged-network VM
<brimstone>
Stskeeps: i haven't found much for documentation about how IPFS works, and i didn't see anything in the command help about it
<Stskeeps>
admittedly it's a bit automagical
<brimstone>
i can test though, just remove all of the bootstrap nodes and try
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<Kubuxu>
It does use mdns, there is also plan of saving list of known nodes and using them to bootstrap. This way even if seed nodes go down it still would work.
* brimstone
tries!
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<noffle>
(ping whyrusleeping re my note above)
<brimstone>
thanks for the reply Stskeeps, Kubuxu
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<brimstone>
well, looky there, they do find each other
<brimstone>
thanks again!
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<brimstone>
is the api documented anywhere?
<Kubuxu>
It is in process of being documented.
<brimstone>
i'm getting File argument 'path' is required trying to use /api/v0/add
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<Kubuxu>
I am not able to help you unfortunately.
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<brimstone>
yeah, i only got so far with js-ipfs-api
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<brimstone>
got it with curl -v -F path=@date.txt localhost:5001/api/v0/add
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<achin>
richardlitt: i had no objections to a re-write in JS! but i would be far less useful to you in that case :)
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<user24>
We should really have a Gitter->IRC bridge
<user24>
Anyway
<user24>
When trying to use ipfs dht findpeer to resolve many (>100) identities I get the following error: runtime/cgo: pthread_create failed: Resource temporarily unavailable SIGABRT: abort
<user24>
Although I use this command sequentially
<user24>
Should I open an issue or did I miss something?
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<tperson>
Are you spinning those off all at once?
<tperson>
Like using a shell script to background > 100 ipfs processes?
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<user24>
nope
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<user24>
I use the python-ipfs-api, loop through a for loop and request them one by one
<user24>
Same result when invoking it over system calls.
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<tperson>
How many requests go through before it fails?
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<Codebird>
Hmm. I give it even odds on... rambling politics, weird poetry, gross-out photos, plain old porn or something quite unexpected.
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<Codebird>
I think I shall pass.
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<dvn>
jbenet, that stanford talk was great. I think it should be on the frontpage of ipfs.io
<user24>
Has anyone created a hash inspector/analyzer yet? Querying image description APIs, searching the web for similar data and tags, printing file size, metadata etc...
<Codebird>
I looked. It's standard practical joke stuff. Pornographic art
<Codebird>
User: Tried it once. But not practical for one person without a lot of resources. The web is bit.
<Codebird>
*big
<user24>
It's like a 21st century version of a food taster
<user24>
Codebird.inspect(<uri>)
<Codebird>
What do you want it for?
<user24>
As soon as content becomes truly content-addressable, content scrapers will need some kind of filter before they present their gems to human minds
<Codebird>
A 'pornograph?' :-)
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<user24>
wasn't there isitporn.com or something like that?
<Codebird>
All efforts to automate porn identification have failed. And doing it manually would be somewhat of a large project.
<Codebird>
The construction of the pyramids. The great wall of china. The international space station. The list of all the porn on the internet. That sort of large.
<user24>
machine learning may prevail
<fuzzybear3965>
dvn, I came in late. What Stanford talk is there?
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<drathir>
computerfreak: if pipi handle cjdns why not ipfs?
<Score_Under>
drathir: I've checked tcp 4001 and it's owned by ipfs daemon, and properly forwarded through nat too
<Codebird>
Give me good old-fashioned C or C++. Java, perl, python or anything of the like for portability. But JS? It's designed for web browsers. It's good in that role.
<Score_Under>
I'm trying out 0.4.0-dev if that makes a difference
<Score_Under>
and I don't think I had such an issue in the previous versions
<voxelot>
Codebird: JS is good for the web, and that is why we love js-ipfs :)
<user24>
Codebird: We have to wait for WebAssembly. I don't like to think in JS either. But for now, that's in many cases the most reasonable option
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<Score_Under>
okay, ipfs under debug just keeps saying some variant of this: core: failed to bootstrap with <peer.ID SoLSaf>: dial attempt failed: misdial to <peer.ID SoLSaf> through /ip4/128.199.219.111/tcp/4001 (got <peer.ID >) bootstrap.go:179
<Score_Under>
what does a misdial mean?
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<drathir>
Score_Under: maybe fw issue?
<Score_Under>
drathir: if port 4001 is my only concern then everything is fine
<lgierth>
SoLSaf is saturn.i.ipfs.io
<lgierth>
not sure, it looks fine from here
<Score_Under>
if it helps I'm on 1c1f9c6dd860c56c274e721ff0e057708836cd80
<Score_Under>
git hash
<lgierth>
yeah dev0.4.0 only works with pluto.i.ipfs.io -- the other *.i.ipfs.io hosts (peerID starting in SoL) are running 0.3.x
<lgierth>
so they can't connect to each other
<Score_Under>
is the list of bootstrap peers hardcoded into the executable?
<Score_Under>
lgierth: I see. Not a problem with ipfs then, kind of, and I've got that that commit (pulled and built on sunday 3rd)
<Score_Under>
I think it's just that I let it import my old config file and it's using the peers from there
<Score_Under>
that and the bootstrap document has the old key
<Score_Under>
new key works to bootstrap!
<lgierth>
word
<lgierth>
i'll file an issue about the docs, thank you
<Score_Under>
while I'm at it I've got another issue I'm surprised hasn't been noticed. I'm going to post an issue on github, but before I do, it's "ipfs config edit" - works *very* weirdly if you have ipfs daemon running
<lgierth>
yes please
<lgierth>
i'm not ever sure what exactly it's supposed to do haha
<lgierth>
*even
<noffle>
Score_Under: woah, I can repro that weirdness
<noffle>
how it opens the editor in the daemon tty?
<Score_Under>
yeah
<Score_Under>
and then continues printing debug messages into the editor window of course :)
<noffle>
what a mess
<lgierth>
uarh
<lgierth>
yeah i'm happy to drop it but i could imagine jbenet would be happier to fix it
<noffle>
please file. geez; it should just run $EDITOR on the config file
<noffle>
I wonder what happens on windows
<lgierth>
lol
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<lgierth>
whyrusleeping: ok we have a new record!! 1,025,000 goroutines on biham