<ljackson|wrk>
jbenet, yeah having issues with getting my framing right but maybe my issue still wanted to switch to a "known" good version to rule out any issues thx
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<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs] diasdavid pushed 2 new commits to feature/http-api: https://git.io/v2kwb
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs/feature/http-api e4b37f0 David Dias: add bootstrap routes following http-api-spec
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs/feature/http-api 2d709fc David Dias: tests stuff
<whyrusleeping>
ljackson|wrk: yeah, theres something weird on the newer yamux
<whyrusleeping>
although i *think* we're on the newest
<whyrusleeping>
there was some parameter i had to change in the config to get it to work
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<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] whyrusleeping pushed 1 new commit to feat/dag-refactor: https://git.io/v2krq
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/feat/dag-refactor d2931d7 Jeromy: fix test now that dag batches can more properly fail...
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<ljackson|wrk>
whyrusleeping, not quite master is busted at least when you run tests/benchmark it hangs
<ljackson|wrk>
got it working... humm perf is kinda crap :/
<whyrusleeping>
hrmmm
<ljackson|wrk>
doesn't look like it is attempting to batch writes ?
<whyrusleeping>
i havent looked too deeply at it
<ljackson|wrk>
I would think a muxer would want to as indicated by the window
<ljackson|wrk>
I expected 256k writes and reads under the hood ;)
<whyrusleeping>
it *should*
<whyrusleeping>
you can set the size
<ljackson|wrk>
it's not at least on this test where it is client -> server only
<ljackson|wrk>
:/
<whyrusleeping>
thats pretty lame then...
<ljackson|wrk>
only doing 59k frames / s
<ljackson|wrk>
looks like more packets/s on LO that bytes/s
<whyrusleeping>
hmm
<ljackson|wrk>
which also is shown by tcpdump ...
<whyrusleeping>
lol
<ljackson|wrk>
tho I have it over TLS but still it should be able to optimize better :/
<whyrusleeping>
if you figure anything out please let me know, i've got to head out for a bit
<ljackson|wrk>
will do
<ljackson|wrk>
thx
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<ajl>
I have never been so determined to make a unit test fail.
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<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs] diasdavid pushed 1 new commit to feature/http-api: https://git.io/v2kXI
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs/feature/http-api 70c886a David Dias: wip: make http-api version up to the spec and test it with js-ipfs-api
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<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs] diasdavid opened pull request #69: WIP: Make http-api endpoints as specified by the http-api-spec, for the features present in core (master...feature/http-api) https://git.io/v2kXn
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<Nickfost>
Hello
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<jbenet>
hello
<Nickfost>
is there a lightweight way to ask for the closest ipfs gateway to the client. i was kind of looking at a way to make an ipfs browser extension that would load ipfs hosted images from a special tag in <img>
<Nickfost>
is there a large list of ipfs gateways
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<jbenet>
Nickfost we're figuring out a protocol to do that still. https://github.com/ipfs/ipget checks for a local gateway at a specified port, but will check for more later (like create an ephemeral node and try running a localhost discovery protocol, etc)
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<Nickfost>
i'm think an extension like this would create a CDN-like implementation for websites and users using this model.
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<ljackson|wrk>
whyrusleeping, jbenet in load testing accept rate of yamux is horrid so far that is all I have found. I think the eps may all come down to the locks around stream lookup :/ gotta run ttyl
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<whyrusleeping>
Nickfost: you can currently check in your peer list for the peer with the lowest latency to you
<Nickfost>
i'm looking for a way to do it in JS
<whyrusleeping>
hrm... its not currently exposed
<whyrusleeping>
but i can do that
<Nickfost>
huh?
<whyrusleeping>
i can look into making the peer distance information more easily queryable
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<Nickfost>
while that'd be great I'm starting to think my idea is stupid after reading some of what you guys have planned. it seems what i'd do would be nearly as easy for the user as what i wanted.
<oed>
I had a bit of a struggle to get the links working however, using the livepreview feature hugo doesn't use relative links
<yangwao>
owsht
<yangwao>
got some quick ipfs guide, or is it somewhere at awesome-ipfs ?
<oed>
huh? don't think there is a specific guide for that
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<Kubuxu>
oed, yangwao: current hugo has relative link rewritting
<Kubuxu>
I will send my config, gimme a sec
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<Kubuxu>
You don't even need whole config, just `RelativeURLs = true` in config
<Kubuxu>
yangwao, oed ^^
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<yangwao>
Kubuxu: I'll look on it later, thanks! :)
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<oed>
Kubuxu: yeah, I know it has but it only works if you use the --watch flag that config is ignored.
<oed>
But that might also be fixed now
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<Kubuxu>
I didn't have any issues with that.
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<M-rschulman>
I know some folks were working on a twitter-like service backed by IPFS. Has that gone anywhere lately?
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<uhhyeahbret>
M-rschulman: there is https://github.com/ssbc/patchwork which uses similar p2p tech as ipfs, but isn't currently sharing an implementation
<uhhyeahbret>
its not ipfs, but reimplments twitter to a fairly high degree already
<uhhyeahbret>
maybe in the future, someone could have it store the append only logs in ipfs
<M-rschulman>
interesting
<M-rschulman>
Do you know if they have plans to do that?
<Kubuxu>
lidel: what do you think about defaulting to web+fs:/, I don't thing chrome will even allow binding fs:/ from add-on (but it is something that has to be checked).
<yangwao>
Kubuxu: what are steps just add txt record once? I should generate ipns?
<yangwao>
shouldn't this been done by ipscend?
<Kubuxu>
you should publish something into your IPNS
<Kubuxu>
(or you mean Hugo?)
<yangwao>
is there some easy how to so I can learn it/get it?
<yangwao>
ok, I been doing ipfs add -r hackerdome.xyz/
<yangwao>
and publishing that last hash to txt, but that will change everytime
<yangwao>
beside that, what I should do?
<Kubuxu>
If you want to use IPNS you can do `ipns name publish [the hash]
<Kubuxu>
I build directory with all my published things using FilesAPI and publish this directory
<Kubuxu>
then I can reference to it with /ipns/Qm..../[project]/
<yangwao>
ipfs name publish [hash] should be instant, right?
<Kubuxu>
no
<Kubuxu>
It will take a while, you connect with peers in close keyspace as you and tell them to hold you entry
<yangwao>
ok, published
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<yangwao>
well, better ask rather trying blind :)
<yangwao>
Published to QmQKY7g8iVpcsBu1vrgCYZ2rk9wUSA4FdUrnDR6i7r2uMZ: QmR3QQ4m3GGDwKHdYPPC6iyvhsqR2QUVq17dZPogZtExkF
<Kubuxu>
The first one is your peerID
<Kubuxu>
you can use it with /ipns/..
<yangwao>
and when I again make ipfs add -r hackerdome.xyz, I just need to do ipfs name publish [new-hash], that's it?
<yangwao>
and no need to change txt records
<Kubuxu>
Yes
<Codebird>
That's the idea.
<yangwao>
I think I asked it before, but it was like week ago and I was asleep :)
<Kubuxu>
Problem is that IPNS is still quite slow
<Codebird>
But last I heard, you have to re-publish quite often to keep it active.
<yangwao>
(but didnt tried with real example :P)
<Kubuxu>
It will autorepublish IIRC.
<yangwao>
yeah, I noticed, that ipns is quite slow against normal ipfs hash
<Kubuxu>
Problem might be when your node shutdowns.
<yangwao>
oh
<yangwao>
even when content is pinned somewhere?
<Codebird>
Ku: This does not feel like it fits the IPFS goal of the permimant web.
<Codebird>
No single point of failure! So long as the publisher doesn't go on holiday.
<Kubuxu>
Codebird: I mean, it shutdowns, comes back online and you have to manually republish.
<yangwao>
oh, that isnt how I imagine ipfs works :/
<Kubuxu>
When IPNS is rewritten to IPRS (which isn't written yet) I think it will be possible to keep records for longer time.
<yangwao>
RS?
<Kubuxu>
Recod System
<yangwao>
oh
<Kubuxu>
Record System
<yangwao>
got it, mm right
<yangwao>
shouldnt be this thing backed by some ethereum or like that?
<Codebird>
Welcome to the exciting world of cutting-edge, so-advanced-it-doesn't-work protocols.
<yangwao>
writing protocol while using them ;)
<yangwao>
it's like building rail with train :P
<ion>
vaportocols
<Kubuxu>
No, those entries are designed to be partially ephemeral, if you want something totally permanent use for example namecoin
<yangwao>
nah namecoin lack of popularity :x
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<Kubuxu>
IPFS also lacks popularity, if I had reason to run namecoin I would, also they should have SPV client
<yangwao>
namecoin lost in shadow of doges..
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<yangwao>
thas image of our mankind
<Kubuxu>
Maybe ethereum will make SPV first.
<Kubuxu>
Then I will do Ethereum DNS ASAP.
<yangwao>
^
<yangwao>
I've y'day talked about guy from our hackspace, would be good have some dapp over ipfs using ethereum..
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<yangwao>
but I'm afraid if ethereum will upstart with upcoming segwit to bitcoin
<yangwao>
bitcoin is getting old.
<Kubuxu>
bitcoin won't die, it probably still be important, but it won't be all-rounder.
<Kubuxu>
lost 'will' in there
<yangwao>
these experiments :)
<yangwao>
I hope, there will be no-fight in deep waters of ipfs between devs. I happens everytime when someone does not agree. idk, maybe lack of empathy :x
<yangwao>
*it
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<Kubuxu>
It happens every time money is in play.
<yangwao>
^sad, but true.
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<Kubuxu>
Heh, adding huge number of files renders node unusable.
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<daviddias>
thank you dignifiedquire :D :D
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<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs-api] diasdavid pushed 1 new commit to master: https://git.io/v2LlC
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs-api/master 8d0c912 David Dias: Merge pull request #215 from ipfs/fix/json-header...
<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs-api] diasdavid deleted fix/json-header at 90ed807: https://git.io/v2Llg
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<leer10>
what does the ipfs firefox gateway extension 1.5.5 have that 1.5.4 doesn't?
<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs-api] diasdavid pushed 1 new commit to master: https://git.io/v2L84
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs-api/master 5993787 David Dias: chore:build
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<leer10>
I'ma update immediately
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<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs-api] diasdavid pushed 2 new commits to master: https://git.io/v2L86
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs-api/master a53bb78 David Dias: chore: build
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs-api/master 09d396d David Dias: chore: release version v2.13.1
<leer10>
also lidel so what is the meaning behind automatic mode which says it (en/dis)ables redirect based on peercount?
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<lidel>
leer10, if local gateway is online and has >0 peers, then it will be used instead of public gateway, and if it goes offline, redirect will be automatically disabled and your requests will be routed to public gateway
<leer10>
noice
<lidel>
we probably need better descriptions for these features (english is not my native language ;-))
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<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs] diasdavid pushed 1 new commit to feature/http-api: https://git.io/v2L8d
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<ianopolous>
whyrusleeping: quick question: if I pin -r tree A, then pin -r another tree B with an overlapping subtree, followed by pin rm -r tree A. What happens to the common subtree?
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<MrChrisJ>
I am just testing out the IPFS Firefox plug in, would this be a better option to run than IPFS Station on the Raspberry Pi?
<MrChrisJ>
The OS I am building for the Raspberry Pi 2 comes with Iceweasel which is the ARM version of Firefox. Station is a bit unstable on the Pi, the daemon runs fine in headless mode but just not the Node implementation
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<b0at>
the firefox extension connects to an ipfs daemon, which you could run anywhere
<MrChrisJ>
ok I will try it
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<Kubuxu>
ianopolous: you are pinning some root and say to keep objects under it, meaning it will work as it should work.
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<Kubuxu>
MrChrisJ: FF add-on allows to access IPFS resources using more fancy links (for example fs:/ipfs/QmYJxHZ5MeqKF5vbp8Wei71fNkBPdBSB3CRYSW75fA8yFE) and redirects access from global gateways to local one, as b0a.t said it doesn't contain the IPFS itself.
<dignifiedquire>
daviddias you are very welcome :)
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<dignifiedquire>
MrChrisJ: yes the addon is nice but gives not full control over the daemon as far as I know
<MrChrisJ>
Kubuxu yeah I can simply install the IPFS and instruct users to run the daemon and then load up Iceweasel and access it via the browser. Intended audience is non technical
<MrChrisJ>
I have not found a way to add directories using the Webui yet which is what the FF extension looks like it is
<dignifiedquire>
MrChrisJ: what timeframe do you have for getting it stable? it shouldn't be too hard, I just haven't proritized it
<MrChrisJ>
I promised by the end of March so I can be flexible around you guys, I want people to have a good experience of IPFS
<MrChrisJ>
also I am a journalist so this is important to me professionally
<Kubuxu>
Only Chrome is able to add directories as FF and most other do not implement required API.
<dignifiedquire>
that should be very doable
<MrChrisJ>
cool
<dignifiedquire>
MrChrisJ: we have planning meeting today, will talk to the others but I think I should be able to dedicate a decent amount of time to this in the next weeks
<MrChrisJ>
how do I ipfs cat /ipfs/QmX4MoZgeZoNPB57ZSMLd1tRPfNcQ1NvgpmWQmdNv6qooy > /home/pi/dir ?
<MrChrisJ>
It’s a git repo I am working on with a colleague
<MrChrisJ>
we are testing it out now
<dignifiedquire>
MrChrisJ: which rasberry exactly are you using? will get myself some hardware so I can be sure when testing
<MrChrisJ>
Raspberry Pi 2 Model B
<MrChrisJ>
I have a colleague in Germany who can send you one
<MrChrisJ>
I can also send you disc image
<Kubuxu>
ipfs get /ipfs/QmX4MoZgeZoNPB57ZSMLd1tRPfNcQ1NvgpmWQmdNv6qooy -o /home/pi/dir AFAIK
<MrChrisJ>
-o that’s it
<MrChrisJ>
thank you
<Kubuxu>
also note that it is `get` not `cat`
<dignifiedquire>
that would be realy cool then Incan be sure I'm testing in the same env as you need
<MrChrisJ>
dignifiedquire yep. Actually I just realised I promised some people in developing countries that they would get theirs by end of February but I think I can do a livestream and ask the community for more time because I think IPFS is an integral part to this project
<MrChrisJ>
in any case I will work around you
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<dignifiedquire>
MrChrisJ: will see what I can do
<MrChrisJ>
dignifiedquire thanks so much
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<ianopolous>
kubuxu: thanks. I just want to be sure the pin rm doesn't override the recursive pins in the common subtree from the other tree root.
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<MrChrisJ>
When I try to “ipfs add -r” a git repo it doesn’t seem to add the .git directory, is that because it’s hidden?
<Kubuxu>
yes use -H to add also hidden directories
<MrChrisJ>
ah cool
<MrChrisJ>
danke
<Kubuxu>
bitte
<MrChrisJ>
:)
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<MrChrisJ>
That works a great
<MrChrisJ>
I can now work with my colleague on a Git Repo researching a news story in a completely decentralised and transparent way :)
<MrChrisJ>
I am gonna make a video
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<jbenet>
MrChrisJ Kubuxu: these are valuable nuggets of ipfs knowledge. could one or both of you write a little example about it? useful to build a knowledge base
<MrChrisJ>
jbenet you bet! I am telling the whole world about this
<jbenet>
ianopolous: the subtree should remain pinned under B.
<jbenet>
MrChrisJ thanks :)
<MrChrisJ>
I’ve been waiting 4 years for this software
<MrChrisJ>
there are centralised versions of this like Bellingcat
<MrChrisJ>
but it’s too easy to falsify
<MrChrisJ>
and censor
<ianopolous>
jbenet: excellent. Thank you.
<Kubuxu>
(adding cdnjs failed at 10GB :|)
<jbenet>
ianopolous: if you find it's not doing that then it is a bug, and so pls repro with test case.
<Kubuxu>
Could someone running master check something for me?
<jbenet>
Kubuxu: :( we need to not fail at that
<Kubuxu>
Without saving it to disk those 3h will go much faster.
<Kubuxu>
I might have issue where fetching content from local gateway always timeout if it is not available locally at the time of request.
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<Kubuxu>
Or this might be DNS weirdness.
<Kubuxu>
Ok, figured it out, changing network interfaces works really bad with IPFS
<Kubuxu>
Really bad.
<Kubuxu>
(it fails silently, even keeps some peers)
<dignifiedquire>
Kubuxu: i've seen similar issues, when turning on my vpn while ipfs is running
<dignifiedquire>
but wasn't sure what was happening
<Kubuxu>
I might have to bind restarting ipfs to networkmanager
<Kubuxu>
It is because ipfs performs external ip discovery so it can publish its location.
<ianopolous>
I've checked through the issues and latest code and as far as I can see Ed25519 hasn't made it in to libp2p yet. Is that correct?
<Kubuxu>
If its location (external IP) changes everything is screwed up.
<ianopolous>
jbenet: I will put a test for that into java-ipfs-api
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