<whyrusleeping>
walks though installing and 'getting started'
<M-10660>
why would i use it?
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<whyrusleeping>
M-10660: you could use it to distribute any data you like over the internet in an efficient, peer to peer way
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<steefmin>
My location: Amersfoort, Netherlands
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[js-ipfs] diasdavid created greenkeeper-libp2p-swarm-0.19.3 (+1 new commit): https://git.io/vrHE8
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[js-ipfs-api] dignifiedquire created greenkeeper-aegir-3.2.0 (+1 new commit): https://git.io/vrHgU
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<Yatekii>
deltab: yeah I understand what they are but u r right, I was wondering why you americans cal the acrylic :P
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[js-ipfs] greenkeeperio-bot opened pull request #289: aegir@3.2.0 breaks build
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[js-ipfs] greenkeeperio-bot opened pull request #294: Update ipfs-bitswap to version 0.4.0
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<apiarian_>
should go-ipfs reconnect to the swarm when my network goes away and comes back again?
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<daviddias>
apiarian: yes, it should
<daviddias>
not happening for you?
<apiarian>
seems not to be
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[js-ipfs] diasdavid force-pushed test/network-turbulence from c3a543f to 011ea47: https://git.io/vrMiG
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<M-wscott>
I want to create a key/store using ipfs but my keys are already fixed.
<M-wscott>
Can I use ipns to map my keys to ipfs keys?
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<brimstone>
M-wscott: only if your keys are in multihash format already
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<brimstone>
you could also store your keys as files in a directory in ipfs
<brimstone>
and address all of the keys as one object
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<M-wscott>
I thought I could save a multihash directory where the file names are my keys and the files point at the data objects and then push an update to ipns whenever a key is added. My keys are completely static after creation
<brimstone>
you can do that too
<M-wscott>
Background : i am a BitKeeper developer and pondering how to use ipfs as an optional backend for storing binary data
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[js-ipfs] diasdavid closed pull request #287: Bubble upstream the latest changes on libp2p (master...test/network-turbulence) https://git.io/vr91r
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<lgierth>
M-wscott: yeah you can use your key hashes as link names -- there is no support for arbitrary key schemes yet (keystore/keychain is TODO)
<lgierth>
with keystore you'll be able to use arbitrary keys to publish IPNS stuff
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<Kubuxu>
I am finally heading home. I am scared to look at the notifications.
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<whyrusleeping>
Kubuxu: i am familiar with that feeling
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<lgierth>
whyrusleeping: hey in case you're windering about ipfs-watcher, is imply killed it and filed an issue about ping gorouting leak
<whyrusleeping>
ah, sgtm
<Kubuxu>
They are in triple digits ...
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<slothbag>
is it possible in IPFS to block all peers but allow one or two specific peers.. swarm filter looks like it just blocks
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<apiarian>
slothbag: you could disable the bootstrap for the nodes?
<apiarian>
or set your bootstrap to the peers you want to make an isolated swarm
<slothbag>
yeah, done that.. but all it takes is one connection from a node with some public peers and it will share those peers and start connecting
<apiarian>
you don't control all of the nodes?
<slothbag>
I do.. but you only have to mistakingly run a 'rougue' node once and off it goes :)
<apiarian>
is it actually meaningful to say "don't allow connection to anything other than A, B, and C" when IPFS has support for connection forwarding
<lgierth>
slothbag: you can set filters for everything except these nodes you want to allow
<slothbag>
how would you block the entire internet except for one or two ips?
<lgierth>
apiarian: do you mean relay routing? i think that should also be covered by the filter
<apiarian>
ah
<lgierth>
(since it's also a dial, but through another node)
<apiarian>
lgierth: i didn't know if it would handle that case. so relay routing still looks like a connection from the actual originating node?
<lgierth>
apiarian: if B is the relay, and A uses relay routing to get to C, then B technically tunnels the connection between the two
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<apiarian>
lgierth: right, but does that look to C like a connection from B or from A (or does C know about both?)
<lgierth>
slothbag: you need to build a negative of these two ip addresses, so to say
<slothbag>
ideally i'd say allow 1.2.3.4 block 0.0.0.0
<lgierth>
wanna give implementing that a try?
<slothbag>
you mean coding it up in go?
<lgierth>
i'm just talking about what you can use right now -- it'd be cool to have proper allow/deny
<lgierth>
yeah!
<apiarian>
gnupg.org is down?
<slothbag>
i tried to get my head around the code a few weeks ago and gave up and started writing my own simplified p2p layer.. lol
<lgierth>
apiarian: it's mostly up for me -- packet loss somewhere on the way
<apiarian>
=[ and here i was hoping to read through some documentation