<Kubuxu>
lgierth: I think you might want to release new version for distributions
<lgierth>
nah that's whyrusleeping's job :)
<Kubuxu>
It is quite a time since the last one
<lgierth>
not my monkey :P
<yangwao>
:D :D
<yangwao>
well :)
<yangwao>
I think I will live a while withou webui )
<Kubuxu>
you as IPN
<lgierth>
joking aside, i can't judge well enough what should be released
<lgierth>
if anything crucial is missing, etc.
<lgierth>
i think we're gonna have an rc2 soon
<Kubuxu>
Was there rc1?
<lgierth>
yeah it's just not on dist
<lgierth>
v0.4.0-rc1
<yangwao>
:)
<lgierth>
the -dev release should be removed from dist
<Kubuxu>
Yes, it is really missleading
<Kubuxu>
You expect it to be quite new, and it isn't.
<Kubuxu>
yangwao: what system are you on?
<lgierth>
yeah it's really old in fact
<lgierth>
november-ish or so
<Kubuxu>
Also should in /version there be Client Version: go-libp2p/0.1.0 ?
<Kubuxu>
is libp2p the client?
<yangwao>
Kubuxu: darwin :)
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<Kubuxu>
I could walk you though compilation from sources if it was windows or linux, IDK how about darvin.
<Kubuxu>
Do you have Go installed?
<yangwao>
I think I have 1.5.3 now, but I need to do some hasle with GOPATH and so on :)
<yangwao>
I'm not hurry, I'll wait for rc2 :)
<Kubuxu>
Kk
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<M-zick>
go-ipfs-api have a delay in 5-10sec if I used this in a custom ipfs daemon,its ok? Maybe if I will be use python-ipfs-api - will be ok? or the same?
<wlan2>
By the way, trying to make better my bash script for git repo adding, /ipfs/QmZHdmP1on73vwAeidUrXTUEZwRQsK3UM84AGrP2GHasfJ
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<M-zick>
wlan2 (IRC): you to me?)
<wlan2>
M-zick: actually that was to the channel in general.
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<wlan2>
And yes, the code to do the actual job is commented because I was working on other parts of the script.
<patagonicus>
wlan2: What's wrong with the existing one (serious question, I haven't looked at it)? Also, don't use [ ], use [[ ]], see http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/031
<wlan2>
patagonicus: I see one minor "problem" with that one, shich is the licence.
<patagonicus>
Sure, if MIT is too restrictive for you, go ahead and build something else. But I don't see why you'd do that.
<wlan2>
Said it's minor.
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<wlan2>
The fisrt reason to make my own was to not have to type the commands each time myself, since a quick search did not reveal an existing one.
<wlan2>
Then I felt the need to make it better, and also to improve my bash skills.
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<patagonicus>
The wiki I posted above is a great way too improve bash skills. Also #bash on FreeNode.
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<wlan2>
The licence I choosed was explicitly to make it re-licensable.
<patagonicus>
Is there a situation where you can't use something under MIT and would have to use a different license? You can fork it as open source or closed source, you can include it in GPL licensed software/distributions, same for properitary ones. Sure, WTFPL is even more permissive, but I don't really see what the benefit is.
<wlan2>
patagonicus: Well one benefit over MIT is the text art.
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<wlan2>
But now seriously, thanks for the links.
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<voxelot>
daviddias: ping
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<Kubuxu>
calavera: just remove all peers from bootstrap and add your own, also in case of LANs IPFS will be able to find other nodes using mdns
<calavera>
do I have to connect peers to the swarm after using `ipfs bootstrap add`?
<Kubuxu>
You can either use: ipfs boostrap add to add peer into bootstrap list which will be used every startup
<Kubuxu>
or
<Kubuxu>
use ipfs swarm connect to connect only once
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<Kubuxu>
Also be warned: your network is separate as long as nobody bridges it with global network
<yangwao>
^ :)
<Kubuxu>
if someone bridges them for just few minutes you will have too reboot all nodes for it to be separate again.
* yangwao
used ipfs to serve npm packages on friday in work when there was no internet :D
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<yangwao>
Kubuxu: Why reboot it? it fetches something with higher order or? o.O
<Kubuxu>
yangwao: reboot as restart IPFS
<Kubuxu>
sorry for using it wrong
<yangwao>
but why?
<yangwao>
it will learn that some hash is only at some node on internet and not on LAN?
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<noffle>
yangwao: awesome!
<Kubuxu>
It is about how the swarm works. It stores connection details in DHT, so if I have only 10 peers and someone has peers I don't know of in his DHT I will try connecting with him
<calavera>
swarm connect works as expected, but if I try to do `bootstrap add` I get this error `Error: lstat boostrap: no such file or directory`
<yangwao>
Kubuxu: well, I think I occured this on friday, because internet in office was sketchy and there was periodic downtimes and few uptimes and I had to restart ipfs frequently :/
<Kubuxu>
lstat boostrap: no such file or directory: s/boostrap/bootstrap
<Kubuxu>
Hmm, interesing
<calavera>
gosh sorry
<yangwao>
need combine ipfs + ip6 or cjdns
<yangwao>
ip6 has that homing thing
<calavera>
okay that makes more sense XD
<Kubuxu>
yangwao: weren't your public IP changing?
<Kubuxu>
s/were/was
<yangwao>
nope, it was static.
<Kubuxu>
Hmm, interesing
<yangwao>
sometimes ipfs just showing 0 connected peers even when I had other node on same l2 segment
<yangwao>
well.. :)
<yangwao>
may I found some bugs? :)
<yangwao>
network adapter was still up
<yangwao>
also, there was some packet loss (60-90%) before going up again and down totally
<calavera>
I'm guessing I can use `ipfs config Bootstrap [my_custom_nodes]` to fill the list before starting the daemon, is that the best approach for config management?
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<Kubuxu>
calavera: or manual json edition in ~/.ipfs/config but yes
<calavera>
awesome, thanks, that was very helpful
<calavera>
I'm going to keep playing with it
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<yangwao>
I'm just thinking about how to use webrtc and ipfs
<yangwao>
all I need is exchange signaling data
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<Kubuxu>
yangwao: js-ipfs will have webrtc support AFAIK
<yangwao>
I should read some specs. How long does it takes to propagate?
<yangwao>
or do some preload?
<yangwao>
in some version 4 should be some fast propagation on some small file-sizes :x
<b0at>
lidel: i have 3.11 (package version 3.11-2 on arch), and it resolves the name to /ipfs/QmNu7McSMSi3vp6avTZrgW6MKdgeDkGjJGY6W5zPjnh9Xg but it hasn't delivered any data yet
<lidel>
b0at, thanks, same here
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<yangwao>
Kubuxu: how do you use through browser fs:/ipns/ipfs.io ?
<yangwao>
mm ok, I think it's time to schedule local meetup.. :D
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<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] whyrusleeping deleted appveyor-fixes at ce5eac4: https://git.io/vgyqo
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<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] whyrusleeping deleted cleanup/gx-godeps at d7dab3a: https://git.io/vgymb
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<whyrusleeping>
i'm alive
<multivac>
whyrusleeping: 2016-02-13 - 10:43:11 <dignifiedquire> tell whyrusleeping please ping me when you are awake and have some time to talk
<whyrusleeping>
dignifiedquire: yo
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<dignifiedquire>
whyrusleeping: welcome to the land of the living dead
<whyrusleeping>
dignifiedquire: lol
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* Codebird
savagely beats apache until it plays nice with IPFS.
<Codebird>
Hmm... maybe it'd go faster if I hadn't inadvertantly included a ton of flac music.
<Codebird>
Don't worry, all legal.
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<Codebird>
wget -S and... I see an X-ipfs-path header. Success!
<Codebird>
Now I can start the process of transitioning my website to IPFS.
<whyrusleeping>
wooo!
<Codebird>
I started with the public domain music, but there's a lot there. I've already rewritten what few parts used server-side scripts, it's all client now.
<Codebird>
I just need someone actually qualified in some field of biology to finish that educational game.