<lgierth>
.tell dignifiedquire dist.ipfs.io live -- sorry for the delay. check `dig TXT dist.ipfs.io` and file something in ipfs/ops-requests if it needs an update
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<Ronsor_>
hi
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<achin>
hi
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<leer10>
wow
<leer10>
I like the updates to the ipfs firefox extension
<leer10>
exp. the ability to pin a page :)
<leer10>
it's like bookmark+
<leer10>
I'm gonna go into airplane mode for a few moments, probably before ping timeout just to see it in action
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<leer10>
it kinda works but it wasn't able to grab all the resources
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<nicolagreco>
I am sorry I could not join today's meetings, tuesdays are the busiest
<nicolagreco>
I am really excited about IPLD (and as someone mention the crdt experiment!)
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* voxelot
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<Kubuxu>
ianopolous: Unfortunately CRDTs hardly fit public consensus but it would be a step forward.
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<ianopolous>
kubuxu: sure, but they are a super handy building block
<Kubuxu>
Yes they are that is why I would love to do something like that on top of IPLD (not having to worry about chunking, convergent binary form and so on),.
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<adam__>
SET theme boom.theme
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<aaaaaaaaa____>
hi - i'm experimenting with backing up a library with ipfs and hung up at a very early point: i've added files to my node and they are visible through the local gateway, but when i try http://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/samehash it just hangs for hours and never resolves. can someone tell me what i should look for to fix this?
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<haad>
whyrusleeping: keystore mentioned! it's on your todo list finally? :O
<lmatteis>
bigbluehat: just curious because it's tricky letting people store data they dont' want
<whyrusleeping>
haad: yeah, its getting pushed onto my todo list now
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<whyrusleeping>
its after libp2p work and private networks and directory sharding
<whyrusleeping>
but i think its gonna be kewl
<bigbluehat>
lmatteis: yeah. there'll need to be an incentive structure for storing stuff you "don't want" or stuff you don't know what it is anyhow--encrypted...and maybe don't want
<haad>
whyrusleeping: sounds good! been looking forward to that (too)
<bigbluehat>
that's where filecoin.io has some promise
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<whyrusleeping>
haad: me too! :D
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<haad>
ther's a lot to look forward to this year :)
<whyrusleeping>
yep!
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<whyrusleeping>
dignifiedquire: you can do echo $target | awk -F'/' '{ print $3 }'
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<whyrusleeping>
for setting binaryname
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<whyrusleeping>
change line 79 of build-go.sh to local binname=$(echo $target | awk -F'/' '{ print $3 }')
<dignifiedquire>
whyrusleeping: is this okay for listing all local files in the webui or do you know of a better way? https://github.com/ipfs/webui/pull/217
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<dignifiedquire>
richardlitt: what was the code review wanted label again?
<whyrusleeping>
dignifiedquire: NEEDS_REVIEW or something
<gaboose>
whyrusleeping: from what I see you haven't started working on multiaddr-net, do you mind if I take a shot implementing tcp and ws dialers listeners in a pluggable way? :)
<gaboose>
i see there's some discussion with onion networks and I'm not sure how to do those either
<gaboose>
but i'd have working manet version that suits me
<gaboose>
there'd be no need to follow my design choices and all that :)
<dignifiedquire>
in the sense of less hiding ipfs and more showing that they are hosted on ipfs
<jbenet>
dignifiedquire: yep. maybe voice support in that issue?
<dignifiedquire>
will do, when I have a real keyboard on my hands
<jbenet>
chriscool: hello-- let me know if i'm blocking you on anything
<dignifiedquire>
jbenet: what has higher priority, design wise, improving the site or the webui?
<jbenet>
dignifiedquire: i think the webui needs to work better. and the ipfs.io needs a major upgrade but this will involve a lot more work, it's a big project which involves some research first + personification of our target audiences
<jbenet>
chriscool yes it is also important to get a changelog on the release branch. whyrusleeping can you make one? looks like you forgot it when you released 0.3.11
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<jbenet>
chriscool: i think we should make the default to "all" and add it to the changelog for 4.0.0 (just make a new section. we can keep adding stuff there. it will be a major changelog)
<jbenet>
dignifiedquire: very much agreed.
<chriscool>
jbenet: ok I will do that
<jbenet>
chriscool: i meant 0.4.0 up there o/
<chriscool>
yeah ok :-)
<jbenet>
lgierth: how's bandwidth utilization on our gateways? i think we should ship the basic (line-switching) relay service on 0.4.x as an opt-in, and users can find "nodes with the 'relay' service" to use.
<jbenet>
lgierth: since most people connect to our bootstrappers/gateways, this would get us to full connectivity in the short term, even if is slower, bw heavy for us. in the long term replace this with packet switching.
<Kubuxu>
relaying would be really useful, it would solve problems with IPv6 only nodes (I am running few of those).
<lgierth_lunch>
jbenet: b/w-wise we can totally do it
<Kubuxu>
(or cjdns only nodes)
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<jbenet>
Kubuxu: the code is already there, and it works. it's just not compiled in.
<Kubuxu>
Awesome, I understand that there are some concerns about it. It can be controversial.
<jbenet>
Kubuxu: very. it should be an opt-in for default ipfs nodes always, though we may have some "ipfs infra nodes" which by default enable network services. (i.e. "opt in to run a node that helps the network"
<almeidinha>
deltab: yes, but someone else could add files in a folder owned by me?
<almeidinha>
if I allow it
<almeidinha>
i am trying to figure out how to use IPFS to make collaborative media libraries on internet...
<achin>
it doesn't make sense to say "folder owned by me"
<achin>
there is no concept of ownership here
<achin>
so the current problem with collaboration on IPFS is how to communicate IPFS hashes
<achin>
if i create a folder of stuff, and add it to IPFS, how do i give the hash to you?
<achin>
or once you have the hash, you might add something to it (and thus get a new hash), how do you communicate the hash back to me?
<Ronsor>
ipns
<achin>
right. that's the only pure-ipfs way at the moment, and it is not very good for use-cases like this
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<Vylgryph>
IPFS is good for publishing the library, but not for creating.
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<almeidinha>
achin: thaks, achin it's exactly what I was thinking... sorry, I but I didn't get it yet... it would be possible do it ("sync"? the hashs) with ipns?
<almeidinha>
Vylgryph: hmmm but once i want add something else (just a music on audio liberary for instance) then it will be generate another hash for the entire folder?
<Vylgryph>
Correct.
<Vylgryph>
IPFS uses content-addressing: The hash identifies unambiguously what will come back.
<almeidinha>
ok, and if someone "ipfs add"ed that folder
<Vylgryph>
You put hash X in, you get content Y out. Always. Y cannot be altered at a later point without unavoidably creating a new hash.
<almeidinha>
is there wany to do somenthing like git pull?
<Vylgryph>
IPFS is just a redirect to a hash.
<almeidinha>
or I would need to send the new hash by other way?
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<achin>
"git pull" kinda does two things. the first is to ask the remote "what is the latest version of branch XYZ". the second is to download everything for XYZ. (third is actually to merge your local HEAD with the remote)
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<achin>
with ipfs, you can use ipfs ("ipfs name resolve") as something like the first part
<achin>
and then "ipfs get" as something like the second part
<almeidinha>
hmmm , so first i think that i need to understand more ipns
<almeidinha>
it is not completly clear for me how it works
<almeidinha>
thanks achin
<achin>
here is an ipns example:
<achin>
ipfs name resolve QmbuG3dYjX5KjfAMaFQEPrRmTRkJupNUGRn1DXCgKK5ogD
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<almeidinha>
Error: could not resolve name.
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<achin>
uhh, try again? ipns does have a few issues at the moment
<almeidinha>
abitporu@hpnote:~/ipfs$ ipfs name resolve QmbuG3dYjX5KjfAMaFQEPrRmTRkJupNUGRn1DXCgKK5ogD Error: could not resolve name.
<achin>
can anyone else try?
<achin>
this is probably just a boring and uninteresting IPNS bug