<whyrusleeping>
alu: could you document whats being slow in an issue?
<whyrusleeping>
having that written down will help us find the issue.
<alu>
I'll screencast a video to document the issue
<alu>
one sec
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<alu>
i dont think its bad im just gunna try on a fresh system
<alu>
once i finish this script
<alu>
i just tried and it seemed reasonable
<alu>
not blazing fast but sometimes it requires a few turns of the key to get the engine started
<alu>
yknow what im sayin?
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<GangstaCat>
hello, my webui has no dynamic data, just the design and the harcoded text like "Node Info", "Network Addresses", the navigation sidebar etc but no data, any idea please?
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<whyrusleeping>
alu: yeah... we're slowly making things better
<whyrusleeping>
fixed an issue with utp and nat traversal last week
<whyrusleeping>
which had a noticeable perf improvement for me at least
<whyrusleeping>
GangstaCat: which version of ipfs?
<GangstaCat>
whyrusleeping, 0.3.11
<whyrusleeping>
GangstaCat: hrm... i'm the least knowledgable person about the webui here
<whyrusleeping>
perhaps daviddias or dignifiedquire are around?
<daviddias>
what's up
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<GangstaCat>
daviddias, have you an idea about my problem?
<daviddias>
do you see any errors on the js console?
<GangstaCat>
a lot, yes
<GangstaCat>
locale/webui-en.json is 404 and api/v0/config, version and id are 403
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<daviddias>
are you loading the webui through localhost:5001/webui ?
<GangstaCat>
daviddias, yes
<daviddias>
from the errors, looks like you are using a webui version that hasn't been whitelisted (which happens when you load a dev one)
<daviddias>
try running the deamon with `API_ORIGIN="*" ipfs daemon`
<GangstaCat>
daviddias, that works, thank you
<daviddias>
You are welcome :)
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<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs-api] greenkeeperio-bot opened pull request #243: eslint@2.7.0 breaks build
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<alu>
is there a way i can add a directory recursively in ipfs
<alu>
then dump all the hashes in somewhere
<alu>
that I can keep using in my program
<Qwertie>
alu: ipfs add -rq?
<Qwertie>
Should add recursively and only output the hashes
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<alu>
nice!
<alu>
so cool!
<demize>
-h is your friend.
<alu>
i see now
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<area>
Is there any reason I should be ratelimiting `ipfs name resolve` commands?
<area>
If I repeatedly resolve my own ID I get a panic
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<mats__>
I am experimenting with IPFS and fiddling with an Android app that would add and get objects from IPFS. However, I can't have an IPFS node on my Android device, so I need to connect to some other external machine. I *could* setup my own machine/server for this, of course, but now while I am just testing, is there a machine somewhere I could use for free or for cheap? Willing to pay with #Bitcoin
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<TheNain38>
Hi all! Can you have content that can be updated by other people, for example to have a "comment section" thing?
<yellowsir>
@damongant thx but i need something without a server api, i was wondering if https://github.com/ipfs/js-ipfs one day will be able to provide it to me
<tmg>
is ```test/dependencies/iptb/proc_unix.go:11: undefined: setupOpt``` breaking all the CircleCI tests?
<damongant>
yellowsir, the web isn't /quite/ there, but eventually
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<yellowsir>
1 more question, do you already know how you will solve the dns lookup request in the browser?
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<damongant>
yellowsir, lookup where>
<damongant>
the perfect world would have browsers implement ipfs://
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<yellowsir>
thanks for all the answers
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<whyrusleeping>
tmg: yeah, its a caching issue with circleCI
<whyrusleeping>
tmg: that file was removed, but apparently circle didnt pick up on the change
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<M-CCLXI>
Updates on yesterdays experiment with images upload: on 0.4-dev (downloaded from dist.ipfs.io) the situation is the same
<whyrusleeping>
M-CCLXI: what was the experiment?
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<M-CCLXI>
whyrusleeping (IRC): Trying to upload a directory with images to ipfs
<M-CCLXI>
About 500 I think
<M-CCLXI>
The daemon eat 6G of memory and never fully released it
<M-CCLXI>
Does the same when trying to do ls on it after upload
<whyrusleeping>
M-CCLXI: interesting... mind documenting the experiment in an issue on go-ipfs?
<M-CCLXI>
What exactly do I need to document?
<whyrusleeping>
we can discuss what we need to work on to improve that process
<whyrusleeping>
just say what you did (mention sizes, number of files) and what commands you did on what machines to 'upload' things
<whyrusleeping>
really just 'this workflow is slow'
<M-CCLXI>
ok, but not now
<M-CCLXI>
I need to reset github password, use it too rarely
<whyrusleeping>
lol
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<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs-api] dignifiedquire created greenkeeper-gulp-git-1.7.1 (+1 new commit): https://git.io/vV2kE
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs-api/greenkeeper-gulp-git-1.7.1 4091872 greenkeeperio-bot: chore(package): update gulp-git to version 1.7.1...
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<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs-api] greenkeeperio-bot opened pull request #244: gulp-git@1.7.1 breaks build
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<nycoliver>
so ipfs is pretty much unusable for me... i get so many "too many open files" errors
<nycoliver>
anyone seen this before?
<haad>
nycoliver: hey o/
<haad>
nycoliver: are you on 0.3.x or 0.4.x?
<nycoliver>
0.4.0-dev
<haad>
nycoliver: can you pull the latest master? should be fixed there
<nycoliver>
will do
<Boomerang>
nycoliver try: "ulimit -n 50000" you might need to change some configs if you're not allowed to change that
<whyrusleeping>
I have a PR open that will let ipfs try to raise the ulimit if it thinks its too low on daemon startup
<whyrusleeping>
but its still in the testing phase
<whyrusleeping>
nycoliver: also, what OS?
<nycoliver>
os x 10.11.4
<whyrusleeping>
ahhh.. yeah
<whyrusleeping>
run ulimit -n 1024 before starting your daemon
<conway>
hello. I've a weird problem.. The gui is missing critical details (node info, connections, pins, ...) Is this a known issue?
<conway>
replicated in chrome and firefox. I'm unsure what's going on, or how to fix.
<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs] diasdavid deleted greenkeeper-update-all at 4e368a2: https://git.io/vV2oy
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<whyrusleeping>
M-CCLXI: btw, you can also send to the mailing list at ipfs-users@groups.google.com if you don't want to use github
<whyrusleeping>
conway: does your web console show any errors?
<conway>
it's unfortunately showing nothing. It's like it's not communicating with underlying go-ipfs service at all.
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<conway>
whyrusleeping: do you use Tor? I forwarded my 5001 port as a hidden service. PMed you my .onion address
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<conway>
at ~.onion:5001/webui
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<conway>
never mind.. I killed ipfs daemon, and restarted it. It fired off an error on ctl+c, "ERROR core/serve: Path Resolve error: context canceled gateway_handler.go:472"
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<conway>
Now, everything works again. Weirdness.
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<akkad>
is there a way to publish private resources over ipfs?
<conway>
akkad: well... yes and no. If you don't tell anyone the key, and your machines don't ask the network for the key, it should stay relatively hidden. However the moment the key/files are made available, requests can be made against it
<akkad>
thanks
<conway>
For example, I have 2 machines on my private network. I want to share stuff and not bother with thumb drives... This would be private (local host discovery would take precedence).
<conway>
But the moment that request hits the 'net, machines you talk to *could* record every key request made, even if they fail at this moment. It's similar to how .onion servers are found on Tor.
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<dyce_>
is there a project that you can send a message to a hash address?
<dyce_>
securely/privately
<dvn>
do you mean a project in general, or something ipfs based?
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<dyce_>
can be either
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<dyce_>
conway: what does ipfs use as DHT, does each gateway become a DHT?
<conway>
uhh, I'm not quite sure. Let me refer to the spec.
<conway>
does each gateway become a DHT? It appears to.
<conway>
which is funny, because that's how I exchange hashes quickly between machines (tox)
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<dyce_>
how does ipfs ensure that clients to connect to a rogue dht
<dyce_>
dont connect*
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<conway>
My understanding is that it doesn't matter. IPFS doesn't trust the computers/people. It trusts the self-certifiying names on everything. So if you get a client that's bad, you can ignore them rather quickly.
<dyce_>
conway: oh you mean the hash?
<whyrusleeping>
conway: oooooh, the webui won't work over tor
<whyrusleeping>
you'll need to mess with CORS stuff
<conway>
Ahh, I'm sorry whyrusleeping . I deactivated that HS once I realized what the problem was.
<whyrusleeping>
also every ipfs node participates in the dht
<conway>
I was pretty sure that was the case. I just keep going back to the spec and trying to bring myself up to speed :)
<dyce_>
conway: does tox have a cli?
<dyce_>
is it like ipfs but for messages :)
<dyce_>
like tox pull myhash
<conway>
yes it does, called toxic . I'm installing it now. I use qTox: 0B7D954C0F89717BCC58E57E2EADC18BF36AADA65CECBB512B46528C22357816DEB83A645887
<conway>
How neat. It's really interesting, I've been working extensively with Tor for quite some time now. I've been able to shove my cloud completely inside Tor Hidden services. And I also have resolution of .onion across my systems.
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<conway>
So like regular programs that you put domain names in, work seamlessly with [hash].onion names
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<dyce_>
some sort of dns / proxy thing?
<conway>
Nope. System level :)
<conway>
Part of my IoT infrastructure is at another house, watching over my 3d printers when they print. They send data (webcam pics) over Tor to a [hash].onion:8883 talking MQTT every 30 seconds.
<conway>
what I'm trying to figure out is how to create a cloud of processing, in the same way IPFS is cloud for storage. Ive seen a few solutions, many of which are... lacking. I keep coming back to Erlang time and again
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<dyce_>
conway: you mean some sort of decentralized processing?
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<dyce_>
of decntralized rest api
<conway>
Yes. Decentralized would be ideal, but the whole proof of work/blockchain systems make things way too slow to be usable.
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<conway>
I'd settle for a system where I can add my cpu resources to my own cloud. Maybe something like Mesos (for DCOS) or Erlang. Ethereum I rule is just right out :/
<dyce_>
i still dont get ethereum
<dyce_>
essentially i want something like you described
<dyce_>
it sounds like ethereum does something similar but i dont get it
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<conway>
Ethereum: Take a simple script (in their language, but whatever). Now, to send it to the network, you pay eth (money). To execute it one time, you pay gas (which is really small amount of eth). You pay pay pay......
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<conway>
A "hello world" costs to submit .1 eth (I think... they've removed the estimate). The platform is just money-hungry.
<conway>
and 1 eth =~ $10.46 right now...
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<dvn>
eth and gas? what's up with this terminology
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<vijayee>
I was looking at trying to hookup joyent/node-workflow to the ipfs routing to achieve a similar functionality, conway
<dyce_>
conway: so its basically some kind of AWS
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<dyce_>
i think that i should be paid eth
<dyce_>
for executing someone elses code
<dyce_>
then i can put that back into the system
<vijayee>
ethereum seem like its for more a mercantile use of un-purposed computing power
<conway>
dyce_: you are, by mining for eth. Part of that executes, verrrryyyy slowly, the contracts that are written in the blockchain.
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<dyce_>
conway: but then proof of work mining will end
<dyce_>
and switch to proof of stake
<conway>
yeah. I know. That's why I've dismissed ethereum. Although vijayee using joyent seems promising.
<vijayee>
I've been waiting for the node-libp2p stuff to gel before I get started
<conway>
So far, I've been using Node-Red with Tor, and making my own API for whatever I've been doing. It's limited, but it has gotten the job done for my IoT stuf :)
<conway>
Unfortunately, I havent touched the libp2p yet. Ive been meaning to, though.
<vijayee>
this is kind of like native instruments labview software
<vijayee>
I've used it something similar on robots before
<conway>
node-red? Yeah. It's pretty awesome. Drag and drop JS programming. I can make a webserver in 3 blocks. HTTP in -> template -> HTTP out.
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<vijayee>
yep that's like labview
<conway>
The nifty part are the plugins. It's all available via npm (and I'd recommend node-red-admin and node-red-contrib-admin). there's something like 500 plugins for services all around the web.
<conway>
Not to mention everything is JSON, including the flows. And I can send json flows to other node-red servers. It's how I control my infrastructure.
<vijayee>
I am loving the ideas behind this node-red I might have to explore this ecosystem
<dyce_>
hmm so node-red is decentralized?
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<conway>
It runs locally as an instance on node.js . However with plugins, you can make it somewhat decentralized. It still is inherently server/client. Except the clients are more akin to jobs than a computer or people.
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<conway>
I'm going to have to head out. But feel free to friend me on Tox. My key is above (or in the log)
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<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs] xicombd force-pushed fix/config from 2b4d57e to 063f40f: https://git.io/vVuc8
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs/fix/config 063f40f Francisco Baio Dias: Make ipfs config commands work with daemon running