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<kevina>
A124: I am back. It sounds like there is something wrong with your setup.
<kevina>
When the node is online try "ipfs filestore ls". If you get an error it could be node is not using an updated binary.
<A124>
You are correct. I did issue killall, but somehow was not effective, it was due to old binary running on the daemon
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<kevina>
So things are working okay for you?
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<A124>
Well just tried pinning, have to try everything else, might not be today. Did a quick test, so far working great.
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<kevina>
Thanks. Be sure and read my notes on pinning, the filestore doesn't like pinning or the gc very much, but it tries it best. :)
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<A124>
kevina Moving files to different folder does not work.
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<A124>
Aka.. cannot find it. Modification works as expected Datastore: Block Verification Failed. Test FS was EXT4. Thats for now. If I got anything interesting later, will say.
<kevina>
Can you be more specific? If you move stuff around on the filesystem you will need to re-add it.
<kevina>
The stuff about hardlinks is not implemented yet. So if it the filestore can not read the file via the path you give it it will fail.
<A124>
Oh, I was not sure whether it is or not. Alright. Then it works I guess, yaay. Thanks for your work.
<A124>
... Now I miss a tool to convert from SHA to multihash xD
<kevina>
???
<kevina>
And Your Welcome :)
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<A124>
Well, if I keep around a list of hashes for files, I would like them to be able to convert to IPFS Base58 multihash, so I can manipulate stuff ... neater.
<A124>
Will gut that out from ipfs when I get to it and find it.
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<kevina>
Note that the IPFS Base58 will depend on more than the file contents....
<A124>
Yes, but the chunks themselves would be equal, and that is what I have in mind. The rest is still a mystery how I will handle that.
<kevina>
You do no you can use "ipfs add -n" to get the ipfs hash for a file without adding it.
<kevina>
Converting from just a SHA* hash to IPFS hash will be next to impossible without knowing what the contents are.
<A124>
Yeah I read that. Have to find out how the hash is composed. Whether it takes whole file including the object, or if it takes sums of chunks and the object together to create the hash. If so, I would only need same chunking as IPFS and construct same object and hash it. It is something I had in mind and hands back in 2008, sans the objects (dirs and files)
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<tmg>
richardlitt: when did stat == status & stats == statistics merge into the same term?
<harlantwood>
!pin QmX5smVTZfF8p1VC8Y3VtjGqjvDVPWvyBk24JgvnMwHtjC updated tree dataviz
<pinbot>
now pinning /ipfs/QmX5smVTZfF8p1VC8Y3VtjGqjvDVPWvyBk24JgvnMwHtjC
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* A124
cannot figure out why is he getting CORS issues from localhost to localhost. Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading the remote resource at http://127.0.0.1:5001/api/v0/object/put/. (Reason: CORS header 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' missing).
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<A124>
Not sure about implications or if it is known and intended behaviour. The Allow-Origin has also have right port. That is alright. But it does not check Host header. Meaning... What security it gives when anyone can intentionaly omitt/not use the Allow-Origin header. So if he port is exposed, and anyone can point at it with something else then browser, he can put anything he wants there.
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<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] whyrusleeping created feat/dht-reuse-stream (+2 new commits): https://git.io/vok6v
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/feat/dht-reuse-stream 3e9717a Jeromy: reuse streams in the dht networking code...
<kudos_>
..\..\blocks\blocks.go:30: cannot use util.Hash(data) (type "gx/ipfs/QmYf7ng2hG5XBtJA3tN34DQ2GUN5HNksEw1rLDkmr6vGku/go-m ultihash".Multihash) as type "github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/vendor/gx/ipfs/QmYf7ng2hG5XBtJA3tN34DQ2GUN5HNksEw1rLDkmr6vGku/go-m ultihash".Multihash in field value # github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/routing/dht/pb ..\..\routing\dht\pb\message.go:59: cannot use "github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/vendor/gx/ipfs/QmQGwpJy9P4yXZySmqkZEXCmbBpJUb8xn
<kudos_>
can't seem to build ipfs
<kudos_>
just followed install instructions on the web
<kudos_>
fails when I run go install -ldflags="-X "github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/repo/config".CurrentCommit=XXXXXXX"
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<askudi>
building under windows
<askudi>
paths are set
<askudi>
go installed
<askudi>
git installed
<askudi>
gx installed
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<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs] nginnever pushed 1 new commit to booyah: https://git.io/voIeP
<baffo32>
hi #ipfs ; I am looking to moving towards some kind of wiki. this would require many people hold the ipns key so that anybody can update. is this doable atm? or is it not what ipfs is designed for?
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<askudi>
ok, it is working now
<askudi>
had to blow everything away and start again
<askudi>
hmmmmm
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<victorbjelkholm>
baffo32, you could setup a layer inbetween ipfs and the users that would handle updating the ipns record. But then your layer would centralized
<victorbjelkholm>
depends on what you want to achieve I guess
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<askudi>
how hard would it be to re-host the blockchain onto ipfs, and remove all the block exchange networking from the blockchain code?
<baffo32>
victorbjelkholm, I was thinking a small script that people who wanted to contribute could run -- is there some way to embed the ipns key in a script, and pass it to ipfs to update somebody else's record?
<baffo32>
sounds like askudi's task should have already been done, it probably requires time to understand and store in the mind all the details of the different implementations that the devs thought would be better allocated to higher-level features
<victorbjelkholm>
baffo32, I guess you could share the Identity.PrivKey and the PeerID, so the people with access could update it. Not sure how to network would react with two nodes having the same PPeerID though
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<victorbjelkholm>
sorry, don't know enough to give you a definitive answer, my guesses are just guesses
<baffo32>
victorbjelkholm, hmm sounds like this is not very well supported
<ansuz>
askudi: as I understand it the difficult parts of bitcoin are all political
<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs] nginnever pushed 1 new commit to booyah: https://git.io/voIfl
<victorbjelkholm>
haad, that's very cool! orbit-db is a nice idea. Regarding the UI, seems to take a while for it to start, maybe add some "Loading" text in the beginning. Also, the arrows on the screen seems to be super fast, no idea if that's on purpose
<blaze_pascal>
hmm, at times i have to restart the go-ipfs daemon to resolve paths with my gateway. for example the content type stats screenshot above
<lgierth>
Magik6k: yeah that traffic is probably bitswap provider messages... :/
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<lgierth>
Magik6k: how dow memory usage look though? stable or ~linearly growing?
<Magik6k>
I know, for me it's not a huge deal, but for others it may be(say, someone wanted to put some google-maps-formatted map into ipfs, generated from something like a minecraft world)
<Magik6k>
hmm
<Magik6k>
Actually that would be another nice stresstest
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<lgierth>
those 20GB of files should be just enough for it to eat a few GB ram
<lgierth>
(before the patch)
<lgierth>
davidar has been adding OSM tiles
<Magik6k>
lgierth, it was ~415M at 400M files, now it is at 1,6G files and 830M ram
<davidar>
lgierth: thanks. will try again tomorrow
<Magik6k>
3,2G virt, 830 res, 11M shared
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<Magik6k>
It'll probably go for another few days so I'll just setup monitoring of the daemon
<haad>
victorbjelkholm: thanks! it's a really quick project for this week's conference in SF, so not much time to "pull it all together" and add that level of polish. the "slowness" comes from ipfs itself (in case you didn't notice, it's IPFS in the browser, no local daemon needed!).
<Magik6k>
I'm throttling to 50 IOPS
<Kubuxu>
Ahh, I've forgot.
<lgierth>
thanks Kubuxu, i just grabbed that url from my browser history
<lgierth>
Magik6k: how are you doing the throttling?
<Magik6k>
Actually, it doesn't even use all that, seems to be throttled by bitswap/advertising in DH
<lgierth>
meh
<Magik6k>
lgierth, cgroups
<lgierth>
ok
<lgierth>
you can also disable auto flushing
<lgierth>
eeh sync
<lgierth>
Datastore.NoSync = false
<lgierth>
flip to true to disable it
<lgierth>
but if iops don't seem to be the bottleneck...
<lgierth>
i also remember that :8080/api used to use the the api headers config, not the gateway headers config -- is that still an issue?
<lgierth>
i roughly remember that there was a race condition which was someone fixed
<Kubuxu>
Yup, that is the second issue I mentioned.
<Kubuxu>
I tried to fix it, there is branch in go-ipfs but I got stuck.
<lgierth>
yeah that stuff is ugly
<lgierth>
great thanks
<Kubuxu>
I think what is happening there is function that strips are CORS headers in the API handler.
<Kubuxu>
It would have to be disabled if we are serving the RO API.
<lgierth>
i'm working through a few little other things re: orbit.ipfs.io and CORS is on that list too
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<lgierth>
oh right you mentioned the RO API issue right there ^
<lgierth>
:)
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<victorbjelkholm>
haad, no, I understand, but it's still cool :) Regarding the slowness, I'm thinking more about just giving people trying it out, a heads up that it's "booting", instead of not seeing anything for a while and assuming it's broken
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<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] Kubuxu created feature/stdin-stable (+1 new commit): https://git.io/voLWw
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/feature/stdin-stable eb6ba4d Jakub Sztandera: Tweak it a bit, run tests...
<Kubuxu>
I will be using the teamcity to run tests so there might be bit of spam going on.
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<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] Kubuxu opened pull request #2822: [WIP] Change logic of stdin input to be last and only if required (master...feature/stdin-stable) https://git.io/voLWo
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<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] Kubuxu pushed 1 new commit to feature/stdin-stable: https://git.io/voL84
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go-ipfs/feature/stdin-stable 504df46 Jakub Sztandera: Rerun full tests...
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<redfish>
askudi is gone, but an issue with storing blockchain in ipfs is that the node needs an indexed database to operate not just a block store
<redfish>
baffo32: re bittorrent in bitcoin: how is fetching blockchain blocks in parallel from peers any different from what bittorrent does? i see it as a special case of bittorrent, where there is a natural split of data into chunks.
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[go-ipfs] Kubuxu pushed 1 new commit to feature/stdin-stable: https://git.io/voLBi
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go-ipfs/feature/stdin-stable daa7754 Jakub Sztandera: Revert "Revert "Implements repository initialization with default config""...
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<A124>
kevina Hey, Umm... each data block has it's metadata? so the hash representing the "raw" data block in ipfs is not hash of the data block on filesystem?
<A124>
If one would want to use ip to transport one file over the network, what would be the most efficient method, given the file is dozens of gigabytes? ipfs, filestore, or libp2p? ... Also filestore so file no bugs found.
* A124
corrects s/file /far /
<kevina>
A124, Thanks for testing the filestore and glad you found no bugs.
<kevina>
The filestore has 0-effect on network transfer. It is only about disk space.
<A124>
kevina I am aware it does not have any, but you know the innards of the blocks, which I yet do not, which is why I directed the question, also it was a partial followup. If bothering with that, just scrub it under table.
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<kevina>
Sorry, it took me a while to understand what you are asking....
<kevina>
The hash of a data block is the hash of the block's content *with* metadata.
<kevina>
The actual contents are a protocol buffer.
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<kevina>
You can look at the raw block with "ipfs block get".
<A124>
Yes, it's garbage in terminal.
<kevina>
You will need protoc to decode it.
<kevina>
"protoc --decode_raw"
<kevina>
To get something nicer you will need the protobuf definition. Once sec...
<A124>
I was debugging ipfs js api, had problem with the Origin stuff. The security system of API needs some thoughts. Or I have not found a way to securely use the API over internet.
<kevina>
The Data field is a unixfs protobuf
<A124>
Or if I have to wrap the ipfs in another http server with authentication.
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[WIKIPEDIA] Merkle tree | "In cryptography and computer science, a hash tree or Merkle tree is a tree in which every non-leaf node is labelled with the hash of the labels or values (in case of leaves) of its child nodes. Hash trees are useful because they allow efficient and secure verification of the contents of large data structures..."
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<baffo32>
redfish the bittorrent protocol has optimized the behavior of parallel chunk download to maximize speed, for example by downloading least-common chunks first
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<baffo32>
channel, can anybody point me in the right direction to sign an ipns name given an arbitrary private key? can i do some manual dht insertion?