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<noffle>
voxelot: thank you!
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<bronger>
I'm sitting in a two-days workshop about research data management. It is really mindblowing how often the speakers re-invent utterly poor variants of IPFS features.
<haarts>
quick q: when I run the IPFS daemon and I add a file, does that file get distributed through the net?
<mmuller>
haarts: no. It is only transferred when you access that file from another computer.
<xelra>
haarts: No, only if other people pin it.
<haarts>
ah, splendid.
<haarts>
In relation to my earlier q; is there a way to prevent my data from being read by other? use case; ppl submit a form on my IPFS backed website. It contains creditcard data.
<xelra>
There are some bots for collaborative pinning, but if you want to sync your private files, you'll have to wait for ipfs-cluster.
<haarts>
So I can assume that every file I put on the current IPFS will be shared at some point. That's fine, just good to know.
<Kubuxu>
haarts: you have to just encrypt it manually for now. We will be working on build-in encryption.
<haarts>
that's what I though. also fine for me!
<haarts>
BTW does it help if I have the IPFS daemon permentantly running on a server I own?
<xelra>
You could encrypt them. IMO it's not enough security though. Everyone can try their cracking on your files to their heart's content.
<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] Kubuxu created feature/DiagOnOnlineOnly-2760 (+1 new commit): https://git.io/vris9
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/feature/DiagOnOnlineOnly-2760 1c350c4 Jakub Sztandera: Require diag command to run on daemon...
<Kubuxu>
You can then pin some data over there to be permanently available.
<xelra>
Auth is just as important. So they can only try after they've gained access.
<Kubuxu>
xelra: how is auth more secure than encryption?
<Kubuxu>
auth bases on the same or possibly weaker encryption (public key based)
<r0kk3rz>
xelra: theres quite a lot of things built on the idea that good encryption is uncrackable, like bitcoin for instance
<haarts>
Kubuxu: how do I find relevant data to pin then on my server?
<xelra>
It's apples and eggs. If you have encrypted documents, you don't put them out on the street either, you still put them in a safe.
<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] Kubuxu opened pull request #2761: Require diag command to run on daemon (master...feature/DiagOnOnlineOnly-2760) https://git.io/vriGJ
<Kubuxu>
haarts: for now there isn't much, so if you are not producer there isn't much you can do, you could for example pin /ipns/dist.ipfs.io or similar
<Kubuxu>
in future there will be collective pinning clouds
<xelra>
Let's say there's a flaw discovered in the encryption algorithm. Everyone would have their sensitive data leaked automagically. Because it's out in the world by default.
<haarts>
Kubuxu: thanks!
<r0kk3rz>
xelra: and for some things that makes sense, but it doesnt really make sense for anything you'd want to put on ipfs
<xelra>
I think a proper scheme would be to first have auth and make it in a way to protect unencrypted data. Then have encryption and make it in a way that assumes world-readability.
<xelra>
r0kk3rz: Well, I've been eagerly awaiting ipfs-cluster, because I plan on using it as a replacement for XtreemFS, a distributed filesystem. The data I want to put there are user home directories and stuff.
<Kubuxu>
There is plan for private IPFS networks support, both PSK and PKI.
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<xelra>
My hopes are that I can replicate raid-sytle across multiple ipfs-cluster nodes, that are all owned by me. Also run balancing jobs across it and at the same time give the clients access to their "dfs shares".
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<xelra>
There aren't really many solutions that work well over WAN. I have to replicate to 3 datacenters over WAN, and when I read about ipfs-cluster, it seemed it will be a good solution for this.
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<daviddias>
haad_: so, orbit-server is just a proxy for redis
<daviddias>
so that we have pubsub, right?
<daviddias>
can't redis be accessed over http?
<daviddias>
or, can't redis be a dep of orbit-server?
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<daviddias>
just to make the install process quicker
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<haad_>
daviddias: orbit-server is the pubsub, in a way
<haad_>
daviddias: not sure what you mean by "can't redis be a dep of orbit-server" (<-- it is)
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<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] Kubuxu force-pushed feature/DiagOnOnlineOnly-2760 from 1c350c4 to 3f2f146: https://git.io/vrilg
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/feature/DiagOnOnlineOnly-2760 3f2f146 Jakub Sztandera: Require diag command to run on daemon...
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<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] Kubuxu force-pushed feature/DiagOnOnlineOnly-2760 from 3f2f146 to d1b5a4b: https://git.io/vrilg
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/feature/DiagOnOnlineOnly-2760 d1b5a4b Jakub Sztandera: Require diag command to run on daemon...
<Kubuxu>
Worst case scenario (rain) we will spend 3 days drinking in mountains :p
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<noffle>
sounds dreadful
<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] Kubuxu pushed 1 new commit to feature/Godeps-to-gx-2: https://git.io/vrPwM
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/feature/Godeps-to-gx-2 1f868b1 Jakub Sztandera: Migrate rs/cors to gx...
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<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] Stebalien reopened pull request #2516: Correctly set the content type for `object get --encoding=protobuf` (master...protobuf-content-type) https://git.io/vVOsT
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<yangwao>
\o/
<yangwao>
Kubuxu: high tatras or which mountains? :D