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<tmg>
whyrusleeping: any plans for gx to go silent if a package is already installed?
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<Kubuxu>
tmg: it is silent, in go-ipfs is gx is run with verbose flag
<brimstone>
am I doing something wrong? the instructions at https://ipfs.io/docs/install/ say to simply `go get -u github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/cmd/ipfs`, but it looks like i need to get gx working first?
<lgierth>
brimstone: sorry these are outdated at the moment
<alu>
anyone here going to HOPE XI ?
<lgierth>
brimstone: it's git clone and make install in the meantime
<whyrusleeping>
lgierth: could we quickly update that?
<lgierth>
whyrusleeping: we have that website PR sitting there
<brimstone>
alu: i'm planning on it
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<alu>
my friend has a couple extra tickets for sale face value
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<MrChrisJ>
So we have this git repo here: https://github.com/Enegnei/AppleVsFBI which I am hosting on IPFS here: /ipfs/QmTWfFj2n7sz5KG2Ep8gSCRysSDZP9hjz6ctsjYfkRRNzK if I make one change to one of the files do I simply “ipfs add” the whole directory again with the committed changes to the git repo?
<MrChrisJ>
this will change the hash of the dir presumably but will people downloading the repo from IPFS be able to see the latest edition using the old hash or will we need to update it each time we make a change?
<brimstone>
i think this is where ipns steps in
<MrChrisJ>
I see
<MrChrisJ>
so is that something that is ready to use now?
<brimstone>
i guess? i haven't seen any problems with it so far
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<MrChrisJ>
ok so this is my published to address: QmW8a9VoL4DmdsaoVjfK7Ppky3WqFWzb2Fq6uM9b2syybC
<kseistrup>
does anyone here use the py-ipfs-api module?
<kseistrup>
if i api.cat() a multihash with the python module i don't get the same content as when i use "ipfs cat" from the cli.
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<jbenet>
kseistrup i dont, sorry. sounds like a big enough problem. post an issue in the repo maybe?
<jbenet>
kseistrup bonus points for a test case
<kseistrup>
jbenet: i can easily provide a test case, but i'm new to the module so i wondered if i have overlooked something. a way to provide an encoding, or something. the output from the python module mangles the data in a way that looks like an encoding error.
<kseistrup>
i just wanted to consult this forum before i filed an issue.
<jbenet>
i'd make a PR with the test case and show it breaks CI. (not sure if py-ipfs-api has CI but it should)
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<kseistrup>
thanks.
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<richardlitt>
.tell dignifiedquire to prepare his sprint's goals, Apps on IPFS, for the sync
<multivac>
richardlitt: I'll pass that on when dignifiedquire is around.
<richardlitt>
daviddias whyrusleeping & lgierth: please remember to prepare your endeavors in advance. The etherpads have been set up.
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<clariceandbob>
hey guys, is there a way to lock ipfs down so that javascript pages can't use the server API (say I downloaded an html file from my browser).
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<Kubuxu>
A new version of cdnjs: fs:/ipfs/QmcmPko2PHCLnLqZTZXjPf4FLKyYjKDpb9VDbH6cVWTsU7
<dignifiedquire>
I don't know what either of these mean :D
<dignifiedquire>
daviddias: do you have access to restart pinbot?
<dignifiedquire>
daviddias: for me it might be an exciting week as well :) I've started planning for my first show "dignified hacks" me talking and hacking on ipfs live
<haad>
cool :)
<haad>
dignifiedquire: what do you plan to hack on live?
<dignifiedquire>
haad: first episode will be probably either webui or station, but suggestions are very welcome
<daviddias>
dignifiedquire: I don't, sorry
<daviddias>
oh, that sounds fun! :D
<haad>
sounds good
<Kubuxu>
It works, I have glowing-bear that makes fs:/ipfs/Qm.. links clickable
<Kubuxu>
fs:/ipns/cdnjs.ipfs.ovh/
<Kubuxu>
There should be CORS header in gateway response, shouldn't it?
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<yangwao>
hmm
<yangwao>
I think I have weird problem
<yangwao>
I can fetch through public gateway some ipfs hash, but I cant get it on my server at home
<dignifiedquire>
this way I can ensure it's the same logger everywhere and that it logs global exceptions
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<daviddias>
ok
<daviddias>
having a config file that exports the logger instance would also give the same logger instance to every module, both are fine
<dignifiedquire>
daviddias: yes it would, but I try to avoid instantiation on require, that's why I didn't do that
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<yangwao>
daviddias: well, but I'm still curious why I cant pin it between .4 <-> .4
<yangwao>
but I can ipfs object stat
<daviddias>
yangwao: were both nodes connected?
<dignifiedquire>
daviddias: having said that, I will refactor this architecture soonish, as I want to add redux there as well, and have things a bit more consistent
<lgierth>
dignifiedquire: i'll give geoip another try today
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<Kubuxu>
Yey, glowing-bear hosted on IPFS and using libraries from cdnjs I've added works.
<dignifiedquire>
lgierth: thanks
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<kandinski>
I'm trying to install ipfs 0.4.0-dev from source with `make install` and go1.6 on Ubuntu 15.04 and get this error, can anyone give me a hint? http://paste.ubuntu.com/15169836/
<Kubuxu>
kandinski: try "go get -u -d github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/fuse/node"
<kandinski>
ta
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<Kubuxu>
This is how I use glowing-bear now: fs:/ipns/glowing-bear.ipfs.ovh/
<kandinski>
Kubuxu: thanks a lot.
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<dignifiedquire>
lgierth: also would be great if we could get https on the dist page
<lgierth>
yep it's on the todo list -- not today :(
<lgierth>
i messed up identity verification on the first try
<lgierth>
don't let the blog post wait on it
<xelra>
Kubuxu: That's great. :)
<Kubuxu>
It contains patch that makes fs:/ipfs/... links highlight and uses libs from cdnjs hosted on IPFS.
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<xelra>
If only they'd make WeeChat's relay protocol a bit more feature rich.
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<xelra>
I was really tempted to use WeeChat and Glowing Bear myself. And doing that on top of ipfs would be awesome. But unfortunately it doesn't really communicate its status back to WeeChat. Like for example the read marker. It would be great to have it sync across all relays. Or the window focus state.
<dignifiedquire>
at least as far as I understood it
<ansuz>
I didn't know that was exposed
<ansuz>
that api, I mean
<ansuz>
fair enough
<Kubuxu>
ansuz: have you updated your VPS?
<Kubuxu>
scrap that
<Kubuxu>
provided did it, glibc is shared
<Kubuxu>
probably
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<ansuz>
I don't think I have anything dns-related exposed
<ansuz>
but idk
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<Kubuxu>
you should make HIA scan for recursive resolves on Hype
<Kubuxu>
report broke ones to ownters
<Kubuxu>
owners *
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<ansuz>
ircerr runs HIA, my hdb setup just queries the routing table
<Kubuxu>
ahh
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* ansuz
no blackhat
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<ansuz>
that would be whitehatting, yea, but I think he just does it for the lulz
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<lgierth>
Kubuxu The_8472 lidel: you should post the firefox addon to HN some time
<Kubuxu>
HN?
<Kubuxu>
ahh
<Kubuxu>
scrap that
<Kubuxu>
My brain works slow.
<Kubuxu>
lgierth: have you updated glibc in last week or two on IPFS's servers? If no say yes either way.
<lgierth>
yes either way
<lgierth>
:P
<lgierth>
i actually made one big round of updates, vhost resizes, etc.
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<lgierth>
- QmZ4Qi3GaRbjcx28Sme5eMH7RQjGkt8wHxt2a65oLaeFEV not found locally, fetching into /go/src/gx/ipfs/QmZ4Qi3GaRbjcx28Sme5eMH7RQjGkt8wHxt2a65oLaeFEV
<lgierth>
so beautiful
<lgierth>
Qm all the things!
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<ansuz>
hey so
<ansuz>
I know ipfs js folks use es6
<ansuz>
I stumbled across an edge case in arrow syntax where it's a little counterintuitive
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<dignifiedquire>
ansuz: yeah that's a nasty one, especially as it's super easy to forget the () around the {}
<dignifiedquire>
ansuz: I actually tend to write () => { return {...} } to be safe
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<Kubuxu>
What I don't understand is that JS already does lots of lookahead while parsing.
<Kubuxu>
Couldn't they do lookahead for object def vs code block?
<dignifiedquire>
Kubuxu: do not try to understand es6 spec...there was actually a version of the spec where () => {my: object} was doing the right thing if I remember correct :(
<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs-api] dignifiedquire created greenkeeper-ipfsd-ctl-0.8.3 (+1 new commit): https://git.io/v2m6c
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs-api/greenkeeper-ipfsd-ctl-0.8.3 2c6a3d1 greenkeeperio-bot: chore(package): update ipfsd-ctl to version 0.8.3...
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<MrChrisJ>
dignifiedquire hey I am at my work desk now, I will try out the new IPFS Station, thanks
<dignifiedquire>
MrChrisJ:
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<MrChrisJ>
dignifiedquire I find I have to do ```npm cache clean``` before I npm install each time otherwise I get errors. It’s just installing now
<dignifiedquire>
MrChrisJ: interesting, probably a bug with npm itself maybe the caching isnt't working correct for some reason
<MrChrisJ>
yeah most likely
<The_8472>
<dignifiedquire> Kubuxu: yes they exist :D http://www.dyalog.com/apl-font-keyboard.htm <- i wish there was an IME that allowed unicode input by unicode character name and by custom shortcuts
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<noffle>
o/
<voxelot>
dignifiedquire: hallo, had to go to a wedding this weekend so i didn't get to look at webui as much as i wanted
<voxelot>
o/
<dignifiedquire>
voxelot: I will think about your punishment :)
<haad>
dignifiedquire: thanks for the links above! will try to find out what exactly is causing the error but it seemed somewhat random, so hopefully can reproduce it reliably
<haad>
noffle: o/
<whyrusleeping>
mmm, coffee
<voxelot>
dignifiedquire: i have shamed my family.. haha so i'm thinking of doing what suisha is doing and just writting some tests on the new components
<voxelot>
while i get used to the project
<whyrusleeping>
voxelot: yay tests!
<dignifiedquire>
voxelot: yes please, I will write a more detailed plan about things to do tonight
<dignifiedquire>
voxelot: also there will be "dignified hacks" which might help you get up to speed on the project
<dignifiedquire>
more details on the apps hangout
<voxelot>
ohh sounds interesting
<ansuz>
'dignified hacks'
<ansuz>
if you haven't bought that domain, you should
<ansuz>
dignified.science, even
<richardlitt>
YO YO YO YO YO
<richardlitt>
Who is up for sprinting around the hizouse
* Kubuxu
me me
<richardlitt>
what does dignifiedquire mean, actually?
<richardlitt>
Kubuxu: :D
<richardlitt>
o/
<lgierth>
is that even a word?
<richardlitt>
calling in: whyrusleeping lgierth jbenet --- you all around?
<dignifiedquire>
ansuz: I own dignifiedquire.com that's enough for me :)
<lgierth>
yep i'm here
<lgierth>
posting update
<noffle>
we need to write an open letter to github demanding '- [~]' support for partial checkmarks
<richardlitt>
quire: n. four sheets of paper or parchment folded to form eight leaves, as in medieval manuscripts.
<richardlitt>
noffle: agreed, but can we not call it an open letter?
<richardlitt>
Actually, there should never be [~] marks. That shows bad subitizing.
<dignifiedquire>
richardlitt: I like the word dignified, and I like written texts and I like old sounding words, thus dignifiedquire was born
<richardlitt>
We should actually use sub-headings to indicate what has been done, and what is left. [~] is really bad, now that I think about it.
<noffle>
richardlitt: til 'subtizing'
<richardlitt>
dignifiedquire: word. I always think of you as 'dignifiedsquire', in my head
<whyrusleeping>
i'm here
* daviddias
me too
<Kubuxu>
richardlitt: you are right with ~, but sometimes things are hard to divide further.
* daviddias
needs to write the check in
<richardlitt>
subitizing is probably not the right word, but it is a useful concept
<richardlitt>
morning whyrusleeping
<dignifiedquire>
richardlitt: I disagree, it's often very valuable to show that one started on an effort but was not able to complete it for various reasons
<whyrusleeping>
^
<richardlitt>
dignifiedquire: In that case, you should show what you have done by using sub-headings with [x] [x], and then [ ] for the task which was not complete
<richardlitt>
dignifiedquire: make sense? I'm just saying that [~] as a shorthand doesn't leave the reader any clearer on what was started, or where it was blocked.
<lgierth>
that's a good point
<Kubuxu>
like: I figured out that op based CRDTs can be easily embedded optimally into IPLD, but state based CRDTs are different sotory
<richardlitt>
i'm still going to use it, though. :P because, I am lazy.
<dignifiedquire>
richardlitt: look at the first point of my summary, the main point is ~, but the subpoints are either [x] or [ ]
<richardlitt>
Ah. Using [~] with sub-entries makes sense. Using it without them doesn't. Fair point.
<lgierth>
i wish github would render it all a bit nicer
<whyrusleeping>
i wish github would suck less
<lgierth>
i wish for git-remote-ipfs
<noffle>
I wish we could all use a distributed vcs
<MrChrisJ>
dignifiedquire I keep getting that same proxy error with the NPM Install, I have no idea why since I have uninstalled Tor and OpenVPN
<Protocol_under>
tha wall of post tho
<MrChrisJ>
I might try a fresh install of Jessie
<richardlitt>
dignifiedquire:
<dignifiedquire>
richardlitt: as soon as ipfs-geoip is pinnend on 0.3 that
<dignifiedquire>
plus station fixes
<richardlitt>
What is dignified hacks
<whyrusleeping>
^
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<voxelot>
looks like you are setting up a twitch stream?
<dignifiedquire>
I'm planning a live show of me coding on ipfs
<richardlitt>
What is twitch, again?
<Kubuxu>
dignifiedquire: Have you considered beam.pro instead of Twitch? It is much better in that regard that video latency can be sub3 seconds, if people want to ask you something twitch's 15-30+ is bad.
<dignifiedquire>
and talking about it
<Kubuxu>
richardlitt: livestreaming service
<dignifiedquire>
Kubuxu: I haven't tried anything out yet tbh, I was just going with the popular kid on the block for now
<richardlitt>
dignifiedquire: can you explain what ipfs-geoip was?
<richardlitt>
dignifiedquire: not seeing it in your list here. What did you do? Why is it cool?
<dignifiedquire>
richardlitt: look closely
<dignifiedquire>
the cool thing is that it is not broken anymore :D
<dignifiedquire>
it's geoip look up over ipfs
<dignifiedquire>
but it's been broken for some time now
<richardlitt>
dignifiedquire: you didn't include it
<richardlitt>
dignifiedquire: I see it in the sprint issue, but not in the C&P above
<Kubuxu>
(Also Twitch isn't great when you are small guy because they won't resize your stream, meaning if you stream in 1080p people who can't watch 1080p can't watch at all, just my thoughts about Twitch).
<richardlitt>
Hmm. That's not cool. I wonder how we can avoid silent deletion of chats like that. Kind of destroys the purpose of C&P
<Kubuxu>
+v might help
<dignifiedquire>
maybe we just post links to the github comment instead
<okket>
so why paste 50 lines at all? do what you do on twitter and paste an text-image ;) (or pastebin)
<Kubuxu>
okket: it is so we can read and chat about it at the same time
<Kubuxu>
I can read, and respond at the same time referencing to what was said.
<whyrusleeping>
maybe we should limit the size of our updates
<dignifiedquire>
pastebin works for people who irc clients that inline it
<lgierth>
can we acrry on with the sprint?
<whyrusleeping>
"the top 10 things you'll never beleive you got done this week"
<dignifiedquire>
whyrusleeping: :D:D:D
<richardlitt>
Or we could only post the text of our updates: like lgierth and I have done in our logs
<richardlitt>
whyrusleeping: ahahahahaha yes.
<noffle>
yeah let's move it along?
<dignifiedquire>
any real questions for me?
<whyrusleeping>
no, lets discuss this for another hour
<richardlitt>
Sorry noffle, but that is kind of an important discussion. It's very strange that we didn't notice that dignifiedquire's post was truncated
<dignifiedquire>
other wise I call next
<whyrusleeping>
dignifiedquire: how goes the reduxification?
<dignifiedquire>
whyrusleeping: slow this week got pulled into a couple ofther things
<dignifiedquire>
as you can see from the lgo
<whyrusleeping>
lol, yeah
<noffle>
richardlitt: this seems like an important post-sprint discussion
<richardlitt>
noffle: fair point.
<richardlitt>
noffle: your turn
<richardlitt>
woops
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<richardlitt>
Kubuxu: your turn
<Kubuxu>
* [ ] gx-lua in go or maybe once more in Lua
<Kubuxu>
* [ ] two stage caching for IPNS
<Kubuxu>
* [~] investigate CRDT over IPFS/IPLD
<Kubuxu>
- [x] - theory of operation based CRDTs in IPLD
<Kubuxu>
- [x] - figured out that state based CRDT will be hard to optimally store in IPLD
<Kubuxu>
* [x] add cdnjs to my dedicated - available at fs:/ipns/cdnjs.ipfs.ovh/
<Kubuxu>
* [x] host glowing-bear on IPFS (using IPFS cdnjs) and add `fs:/` handler to it. - available at fs:/ipns/glowing-bear.ipfs.ovh/
<Kubuxu>
EOF
<Kubuxu>
I didn't do as much as I wanted because Vulkan (new GFX API) got released
<lgierth>
haha glowing bear on ipfs is cool
<noffle>
Kubuxu: can you say more about CRDTs over ipfs/ipld?
<whyrusleeping>
Kubuxu: whoa... glowing bear on ipfs?
<whyrusleeping>
brb
<dignifiedquire>
Kubuxu: what is glowing bear?
<Kubuxu>
CRDTs are useful if you have group of not malicious people that have to agree non something
<richardlitt>
I'll put it in the 'Work in Progress' section. That haad and noffle wants to be updated makes me think it is cool and other people might want to know
<richardlitt>
Thanks. Just put it in a comment, don't waste too much time.
<richardlitt>
I'll add it in to the file later.
<richardlitt>
Ok, I am going to go now; any last questions for Kubuxu ?
<whyrusleeping>
nope, gogogo
<richardlitt>
## This Week
<richardlitt>
This week I focused on getting the API out of the door, although I also did a fair amount of other things. I updated a lot of the go-ipfs mans in the process of finishing up the API, but there is still a lot of work to do there, and the work is very difficult due to constant context switching. Hoping to keep banging away at this this week.
<richardlitt>
Radically transparent thought process ahead: My work suffered this week because I was straight out avoiding the weekly. I am not good at tackling it. Encouragement on the whole thing would be appreciated: right now I feel like it is something everyone needs, but no one wants to help make, and the need for it to be all-inclusive in content and high quality
<richardlitt>
makes me want to do little doc PRs where I feel safe to keep me from engaging with the high mental cost of trying to sort out what is actually interesting for the IPFS project at a whole, something that I am still not sure about all of the time. I'm guessing the same is true for a lot of the other projects here - the cost for being a team comprised of
<richardlitt>
masters is that we are all responsible for our domains: I'll try and encourage other people, too, and I'll struggle to be more responsible here. One thing I can do better is to _always_ build it during the sync and not wait until after. That's what I'll try to do, today.
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<lgierth>
to take a bit of pressure out of it
<richardlitt>
lgierth: we're already sort of doing that already. Today's will be a biweekly
<noffle>
richardlitt: I like the "human" write-up :)
<lgierth>
yeah me too!
<dignifiedquire>
m3
<richardlitt>
noffle and lgierth: thanks! wasn't sure if I was being too humanities-student-ish with it
<lgierth>
richardlitt: if it's officially bi-weekly, it doesn't have to be avoided at least for *one* week
<lgierth>
:)
<richardlitt>
:D
<dignifiedquire>
richardlitt: will help you more this week with the weekly :) need to get better at writing
<richardlitt>
Currently writing this week's, btw; hence the questions
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<richardlitt>
Any questions for me? Otherwise, will wait until 12:41 for the next person to go
<dignifiedquire>
richardlitt: I haven an idea for you
<richardlitt>
oh?
<daviddias>
richardlitt: team management wise, I feel that or we narrow down our focuses each week and make it very obvious what everyone is betting on and shipping (therefore making writting the weekly easier) or we might need to change to a 2 weeks sprint, it is kind of hard for everyone to have to do context switch across so many endeavours in such short period of
<daviddias>
time
<whyrusleeping>
1241?
<whyrusleeping>
i've got literally hours!
<dignifiedquire>
instead of asking the questions and telling people to PR to the weekly repo how about as part as the sprint summary everyone writes a short paragraph for the weekly in there about their stars. This way you can just copy and paste it out, and it is much easier to get into the flow
<richardlitt>
daviddias: I 100% agree. The sprint is supposed to be a time for us to figure out what we are going to focus on, and how to allocate help for each other. But we don't tend to do that very much.
<whyrusleeping>
brb, gonna go ride my bike
<richardlitt>
dignifiedquire: I was thinking that, too. It's a good idea; I realised after asking Kubuxu to do his that I could do the same for everyone else :P
<whyrusleeping>
i've been thinking a two week sprint would be better too
<richardlitt>
dignifiedquire: would you mind leading the charge? :D
<daviddias>
richardlitt: re: http-api-spec thank you for pushing through all of that, I've been following it for js-ipfs http-api things, it got me encourage and excited to make that part of js-ipfs because now I have very solid spec to depend on :)
<dignifiedquire>
richardlitt: I shall lead all the charges :)
<richardlitt>
daviddias: super glad. I'm going to go back through and comb all of the open PRs again this week. There's a lot of finicky nitpicking to do. :)
<whyrusleeping>
richardlitt: i really appreciate all the little helptext fixes
<whyrusleeping>
its nice to see the quality of everything going up
<richardlitt>
whyrusleeping: :) I've got a few more to do.
<dignifiedquire>
lgierth: whyrusleeping hopefully pinning ipfs-geoip data will not crash any daemons anymore :)
<noffle>
whyrusleeping: awesome work on getting go-ipfs tests greener
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<jbenet>
hey whyrusleeping any luck with the extensive 0.4.0 tests?
<whyrusleeping>
noffle: thanks for the help on those fixes
<jbenet>
yeah ^ great stuff
<daviddias>
whyrusleeping: aahah that is a good music
<whyrusleeping>
jbenet: getting closer, green CI was priority #1
<whyrusleeping>
noffle and I will talk about those today or tomorrow
<noffle>
sounds good
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<whyrusleeping>
and yeah, i'm hoping that we don't get such an absurd goroutine explosion on pinning once that PR merges
<richardlitt>
Cool.
<richardlitt>
lars?
<lgierth>
ok
<lgierth>
i don't have a lars highlight haha
<lgierth>
c&p incoming
<lgierth>
This week didn't quite go as planned either. Looked after stability problems with docker and the go-ipfs containers which made me decide to switch to runc+runit as a runtime, which is work-in-progress. Also threw a bit of hardware at the problem (resized our vhosts).
<Kubuxu>
I cleansed caches and I was trying v03 ...
<Kubuxu>
instead of v03x
<lgierth>
Kubuxu: please clarify, are v03x.ipfs.io and v04x.ipfs.io broken in any way?
<voxelot>
dignifiedquire: thanks! will check that out today
<Kubuxu>
lgierth: no they aren't, it was my brain derp.
<noffle>
lgierth: is there an issue somewhere?
<lgierth>
hat-tip to Kubuxu btw for making _dnslink. work so that we can use CNAME records with the gateway now, btw!
<Kubuxu>
yey
<lgierth>
noffle: yeah docker crashing, or losing track of containers, the stuff that you really *don't* want a supervisor to fail at :)
<noffle>
lgierth: oh I meant a GH tracking issue :)
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<lgierth>
not sure right now actually -- i think the other day you said it worked now, with the changes to multireq
<noffle>
lgierth: no, it still hangs 50% of the time on prod last time I checked
<dignifiedquire>
noffle: totally forgot to mention, I switched to using org-mode for my todos and felt like I got a 200% productivity boost :)
<noffle>
dignifiedquire: :D
<richardlitt>
is org-mode really all that good?
<dignifiedquire>
richardlitt: it's like markdown with magic
<noffle>
lgierth: anyways a tracking issue for docker woes would be great
<richardlitt>
well OK then.
<lgierth>
noffle: yep! writing that down
<richardlitt>
I will get that.
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<richardlitt>
hey team, ready for the next person?
<whyrusleeping>
DO ITTTT
<richardlitt>
because it is voxelot
<noffle>
richardlitt: be prepared for a deep rabbit hole
<voxelot>
rawr
<whyrusleeping>
oh, nvm
<voxelot>
I'm mostly still researching and poking around figuring out how things work. I have a pretty good understanding of how data is structured so now I'm moving more towards libp2p and moving data around.
<dignifiedquire>
voxelot: go go go
<voxelot>
### js-ipfs
<voxelot>
- [x] PR ID command (keygen part of issue #42)
<voxelot>
- [x] research enzyme tests on components
<voxelot>
- [ ] document in contibuting.md
<voxelot>
EOF
<daviddias>
dignifiedquire: didn't know about org-mode, nice! Still not planning to switch to emacs, but who knows
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<daviddias>
(seems there is also one for vim)
<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] chriscool created files-ls-defaults-to-pathroot (+1 new commit): https://git.io/v2Yff
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/files-ls-defaults-to-pathroot 8e4fda3 Christian Couder: files: make 'files ls' defaults to /...
<noffle>
daviddias: I use emacs only for org-mode -- it's that good
<daviddias>
voxelot: \o/ thank you on js-ipfs things
<richardlitt>
noffle: wow.
<daviddias>
noffle: wow
<richardlitt>
that is a huge endorsement
<richardlitt>
daviddias: shall we try to switch together? Or shall we use the vim one?
<voxelot>
daviddias: haha anytime, having fun, check out pr #6 on data-importing if you get a chance sometime, some little things i added
<daviddias>
richardlitt: I'm actually really happy with wunderlist
<noffle>
the vim impls are pretty weak, last time I played with them
<richardlitt>
voxelot: what are you hoping to do with contributing?
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<richardlitt>
daviddias: Well, I'm glad that works for you. I coulnd't stand it. :P
<voxelot>
richardlitt: just document how i got into contributing, to make it easier for others
<jbenet>
hey everyone, the spring has now lasted an hour and we're not close to done. let's stay on topic during
<richardlitt>
Although I am crurrentlying using... a pen and paper
<jbenet>
sprint*
<richardlitt>
voxelot: that is awesome.
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<richardlitt>
noffle: ready to go?
<dignifiedquire>
voxelot: is there sth up yet to read?
<noffle>
ready
<richardlitt>
thanks jbenet, will speed it up a bit
<voxelot>
dignifiedquire: not yet
<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] chriscool opened pull request #2391: files: make 'files ls' defaults to / (master...files-ls-defaults-to-pathroot) https://git.io/v2Yfw
<noffle>
I'm trying out a mix of richardlitt's formating idea:
<noffle>
Summary: Fixed several go-ipfs test failures, and revisions on other outstanding PRs. I can now manually set up a Go package for ipfs.io retrieval via 'go get' -- now we just need to make the changes to gx-go to do it for us and rewrite urls to use ipfs.io. Some clean-up on ipfs-hyperlog to integrate my work back into the parent hyperlog project rather than being a crude fork.
<daviddias>
- [~] ~~_[777509/785588]_ super close to have the complete clone (overcome the IPFS memory leaks by just monitoring the process and restarting after it gets too 'hot')~~ scratch that, just found out that something weird has happened, _investigating_.
<daviddias>
richardlitt: yes (I would wish I didn't have to realize it, it was not good news :()
<daviddias>
whyrusleeping: is the packet switch routing overlay network over WebRTC DataChannels
<richardlitt>
daviddias: Might be a good idea to collapse Rs, CRs, and CRMs into one line, if you're not going to include the titles.
<richardlitt>
It's not useful for anyone to actually see them like that
<daviddias>
richardlitt: good point, I like how whyrusleeping does it, going to follow that
<richardlitt>
also, thanks a ton for the help on http-api-spec!
<dignifiedquire>
let's talk about the format after the sprint in that issue
<richardlitt>
daviddias: I would do it http-api-spec#42, so that it gets linked
<richardlitt>
kk
<richardlitt>
Does anyone else have any questions for daviddias?
<richardlitt>
And does anyone else want to contribute to dos?
<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] chriscool force-pushed files-ls-defaults-to-pathroot from 8e4fda3 to 73e76dc: https://git.io/v2YTW
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/files-ls-defaults-to-pathroot 73e76dc Christian Couder: files: make 'files ls' defaults to /...
<dignifiedquire>
all good from my side
<daviddias>
dignifiedquire: I'm happy to adopt a better format. I like to drop what I get done in the "TODO LIST" as I do it (or remember that I should also do that) and then always review and try to curate a bit for the Checkin.
<richardlitt>
OK!
<richardlitt>
In that case
<daviddias>
richardlitt: I read that you were asking if someone wanted to contribut to DOS ahah
<richardlitt>
No, if anyone wants to say what they've done this week
<richardlitt>
As this is the end of the sprint, if there are no questions
<dignifiedquire>
what about jbenet ?
<richardlitt>
He's on a call, may not be able to type. Will follow up after, I'm sure.
<jbenet>
yep ^ will follow up after
<dignifiedquire>
ok
<richardlitt>
Ok. Let's end this sync. Thanks all! Please put a small update (do it now, if possible) as a comment in https://github.com/ipfs/weekly/pull/21
<noffle>
richardlitt: if it's not much more hassle, would you consider including the etherpad in the hangouts announcements? (unless we're not doing so for spam reasons)
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<noffle>
I always need to go digging in the issue for it
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<M-hash>
it's a layer above runc to do so stuff like CAS image transport, drop reasonable caps by default, and generally make it a nicer/securer experience. author here :)
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<M-hash>
at the very least it means you can use runc without reinventing the COW fs stuff haha
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<richardlitt>
libp2p starting soon, ya'll
<whyrusleeping>
lol, hangouts crashed again
<whyrusleeping>
"your chat is now over"
<dignifiedquire>
jbenet: did you get a chance to look at the code signing doc?
<jbenet>
ahhhhhhh everything is so messed up
<dignifiedquire>
noooo everything is great and secure :D
<jbenet>
dignifiedquire: sorry not yet, link me here. ive had zero bw for github, i hope to go through all my notifs in the next 3 days
<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] chriscool created std-err-msg-prereq (+1 new commit): https://git.io/v2Y4k
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/std-err-msg-prereq 3758bb5 Christian Couder: sharness: replace POSIX prereq with STD_ERR_MSG...
<richardlitt>
The **libp2p** Video Hangout is about to start, led by davidias
<daviddias>
oh, I like the new format richardlitt :)
<richardlitt>
:) With three links, this makes more sense.
<lgierth>
M-hash: interesting -- does it work with ipfs by any chance?
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<M-hash>
NO because i'm a FAILURE at LIFE D:
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<M-hash>
but it should
<M-hash>
haha
<lgierth>
haha
<lgierth>
:)
<lgierth>
the setup i have in mind is deadsimple really
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<lgierth>
runit as a supervisor, spawning containers using runc
<M-hash>
(like literally I could point you at the lines where IPFS should drop it, the design was with that in mind -- build ipfs, bootstrap getting it there with the 'asset' tool, link it as a transmat, done)
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<M-hash>
runit seems nice, +1
<M-hash>
s/drop it/drop in/
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<lgierth>
and the ipfs repo would be "data", i guess?
<lgierth>
i'm not sure which advantages repeatr provides when i'm not running repeatable tasks, but network daemons
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<M-hash>
get your stuff into place, get COW filesystems for fast launch, get privs dropped by default, and so forth.
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<M-hash>
tbh no, there's absolutely nothing magical that you can't do yourself with runc and "a series of shell scripts". it's just... you'll be writing that series of shell scripts :)
<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] chriscool opened pull request #2392: sharness: replace POSIX prereq with STD_ERR_MSG (master...std-err-msg-prereq) https://git.io/v2YRZ
<M-hash>
also, you might find repeatable tasks in places leading up to the final network daemons. builds? awfully nice to know when they change unexpectedly.
<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs-api] dignifiedquire created greenkeeper-uglify-js-2.6.2 (+1 new commit): https://git.io/v2Y0J
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs-api/greenkeeper-uglify-js-2.6.2 bb576b9 greenkeeperio-bot: chore(package): update uglify-js to version 2.6.2...
<M-hash>
it'd be neat to have the ipfs build process in a container that automatically uploads results to ipfs when it's done, and then triggers the daemons to update and pull the new builds right back from ipfs again
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<Kubuxu>
cgo compiles AGES.
<lgierth>
right now it's much more like a traditional deploy tool like ansible/chef
<lgierth>
you have one controlling host building config files and images, and pushing the files and an install script to the target hosts
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<lgierth>
i wanna distribute the images with ipfs now that i'm changing everything anyhow
<M-hash>
nod
<lgierth>
ideally it only needs ipget and bootstraps everything from there
<lgierth>
i'm not yet sure how i feel about the ipfs.io deployment depending on ipfs.io being operational
<lgierth>
but there are ways around that i suppose
<Kubuxu>
I would use old trusted scp :p
<M-hash>
self-hosting feels good but there's a certain terror when it comes to deployment dependencies, yeah
<multivac>
[WIKIPEDIA] Black start | "A black start is the process of restoring an electric power station or a part of an electric grid to operation without relying on the external transmission network.Normally, the electric power used within the plant is provided from the station's own generators. If all of the plant's main generators..."
<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] noffle closed pull request #2368: Checks TEST_OS in a more POSIX-y manner. (master...posixy_test_os) https://git.io/v2eOy
<whyrusleeping>
chriscool1: sure thing
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<dignifiedquire>
daviddias: jbenet if you feel that js-ipfs needs more hands, let me know I can always do less on the other projects and help out with that
<jbenet>
daviddias voxelot: thanks for pushing hard on the data importing stuff-- this will be a really big contribution to the broader community
<richardlitt>
The **go-ipfs** Video Hangout is about to start, led by whyrusleeping
<jbenet>
daviddias voxelot: standard merkleized representations of files is a big deal!
<richardlitt>
huh.
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<jbenet>
daviddias voxelot: thanks for pushing hard on the data importing stuff-- this will be a really big contribution to the broader community -- standard merkleized representations of files is a big deal!
<noffle>
jbenet: I'm not sure ipld-hyperlog will be possible, since ipld is more complex than a binary payload with links, right?
<noffle>
is there a conversion for ipld -> legacy protobuf. the other way is easier
<dignifiedquire>
jbenet: you coming to go-ipfs?
<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs-api] greenkeeperio-bot opened pull request #216: uglify-js@2.6.2 breaks build
<dignifiedquire>
noffle: talky.io doesn't have stream to youtube
<daviddias>
dignifiedquire: Thank you :) I'll finish ASAP the https://github.com/ipfs/js-ipfs/pull/69 PR and write a new Captain.log of all the things that can be built and with priorities, I'll ping you to see what you can tackle :)
<jbenet>
noffle: why isn't it possible? it's very similar, just rearranged some. -- yes you can convert to protobuf trivially by just wrapping the whole object.
<noffle>
dignifiedquire: true
<dignifiedquire>
noffle: but for quick 1-1 chats it's great
<noffle>
jbenet: what are the outgoing links, then?
<noffle>
named by nested field? 'foo/bar/baz' -> Qmfoobar?
<Kubuxu>
I had some problem with hangs.
<noffle>
maybe I'm misgrokking the problem?
<jbenet>
noffle: yeah can do that-- it's a little clunky for sure. another way is to blow it up into multiple small objects
<daviddias>
"tests are much greener"
<noffle>
jbenet: there's no spec for this conversion yet though, right?
<jbenet>
noffle correct. why do we need to go back to old protobuf format?
<noffle>
jbenet: maybe we don't! I'm thinking of hyperlog bridging, which models all merkle dags much like old protobuf (data blob /w links)
<richardlitt>
misgrokking is a good word.
<richardlitt>
noffle: +1000 for being a wordsmith
<Kubuxu>
whyrusleeping: I was having problems with local gateway hanging when my connection was a bit wonky. It was weird because first curl would hang indefinitely but I was able to run a second one and it would return data immediately.
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<jbenet>
noffle: i think it can use the low level format of new ipld without using protobuf? (cbor)
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<jbenet>
hahahahah i crashed out
<dignifiedquire>
it ends like it began :D
<Kubuxu>
Google is doing everything to stop you guys.
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<yangwao>
oh, yesterday I convinced guy who is behind mytrezor.com (slush-pool)
<guybrush>
hey guys wanted to say its very cool of you to put these videos up, makes it much easier to keep up with the dev
<guybrush>
much appreciated :)
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<noffle>
jbenet: I need to do some more reading I think. it's unclear to me how one would preserve the merkle links outside of the payload (required for my needs)
<dignifiedquire>
guybrush: thanks, happy to hear that it helps :)
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<montagsoup>
I realised yesterday that IPFS is perfect for distributing public keys. All you have to do is give someone your ipfs path and the key is already verified.
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<montagsoup>
Plus the paths are short enough that you can realistically just write them down on paper and hand them out.
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[go-ipfs] chriscool force-pushed std-err-msg-prereq from 3758bb5 to 00e0340: https://git.io/v2Y9e
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<Evermore>
montagsoup: cool huh
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<guybrush>
a "major browser-vendor" is going to implement ipfs?! omg, i guess you cant speak more about that right now? otherwise it would be in the news everywhere already i guess haha
<Codebird>
I'm surprised any would do early on.
<Codebird>
IPFS is something I'd consider as vast but as-yet-unrealised potential.
<Codebird>
It's awful right now - slow, unreliable, crashes all the time. Going to take months of incrimental improvements to get it to a level where it's actually usable.
<guybrush>
it will get there for sure :)
<montagsoup>
It'll be nice when that happens. You'll be able to hand out links to non IPFS users. They won't know it is, but atleast they can use it.
<Kubuxu>
Codebird: With normal use I got to have a crash.
<montagsoup>
I have this little hope that "major browser" means Lynx. Gopher and IPFS united at last!
<Codebird>
I've still a load of keys for which ipfs pin add results in the daemon crashing.
<M-hash>
haha
<Kubuxu>
I had one, which I wouldn't classify as normal use, adding 20GB of data.
<Codebird>
I added 8GB. Worked fine. But when I tried to pin it on my other node, crashes every time.
<Kubuxu>
There was bug that was just fixed with it.
<Kubuxu>
The part require for browsers, read DHT, fetching links works just fine.
<Kubuxu>
Could work better but it for use is usable.
<Kubuxu>
And when you talk about "implementing something into the browser" you talk about time table of years.
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<Codebird>
It also seems an untidy solution, building into applications.
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<Codebird>
Many many applications migth eventually want to use IPFS - it makes more sense to have it as a daemon/service, which any application can access.
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<Codebird>
That means the browser need contain only a minimum of IPFS support, little more than a plugin. Some browsers it could be a plugin.
<Kubuxu>
No and yes, it could be minimal IPFS support (no need for IPNS publishing and so on) but IPFS changes how data essentially works and we already are having problems with that fact in FF's IFPS add-on.
<Codebird>
Yes, it would mean handling cachng in a very different manner.
<Kubuxu>
Not only caching but origin control, security, local data and so on.
<Kubuxu>
Currently you can't store data in IPFS add so it is not available for other browser IPFS apps.
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<M-Nickfost>
i'm ready for ipfs.js so i can implement ipfs as a CDN for my images. i've got no problem hosting a big beefy machine that i add all my images too. as long as it would be a performance boost for the user of the website it's a beautiful system.
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