<neoV[m]>
Thanks now is a little bit more clear :)
<neoV[m]>
there is no google to help uou there lets say
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<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] yuvallanger opened pull request #2983: Sort SUBCOMMANDS section of help output (master...sort-subcommands) https://git.io/vKXqC
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<cow_2001>
woooo :D
<cow_2001>
i don't even know if it's right or wrong
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<warui>
hello
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<ckwaldon>
Is it possible to non-recursively `ipfs add` a directory?
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<warui>
I started the IPFS daemon which should connect me to the network after that I can just proceed and work with the hash that is located on the network, right? So I can ls and cat all the hashes I want
<warui>
So why doesn't it work? When I check through the gateway.ipfs.io the files show up, but locally through terminal I cannot even ls a folder
<warui>
what could I be doing wrong please?
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<ckwaldon>
warui: Are you still around? Can you send an example of the command you are running?
<warui>
ckwaldon: thanks for your reply. I ran the command "ipfs ls QmTbxqBwXKQh5om6hdQCpzSmQ5FemJmDNKE8XVWnyNDvw6"
<ckwaldon>
Does ipfs just hang for you?
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<warui>
Yes no error output of any kind
<warui>
atleast I didn't find any
<ckwaldon>
I am unable to ls that hash also. I suspect that it isn't seeded into the network. The daemon is searching your peers for it, but finding nothing. Where did you get the hash?
<warui>
I found it on an imageboard. It is possible the hash is down right now but what confuses me is that it displays normally through browser
<ckwaldon>
Do you get output when you run `ipfs swarm peers`? That should help determine how well connected you are to the network.
<warui>
Yes I do get an output there's a lot of peers connected to me atm they don't even fit into my screen's resolution. Let me check how much of them are connected through the web browser
<warui>
webui I mean
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<warui>
there's 81 peers connected to me atm ckwaldon
<shangteus>
hello guys
<ckwaldon>
Hmm... I don't know why the gateway would serve that file and the the network wouldn't...
<shangteus>
I'm a bit confused while using python ipfs api
<ckwaldon>
Hello shangteus. What's the problem that you're experiencing?
<ckwaldon>
warui: Are you able to retrieve any files at all?
<warui>
I don't understand either, do you have some hashes I could try out just to make sure it works in general and the hash itself isn't broken ckwaldon
<shangteus>
and well.. it's added, but the result is a file, not directory
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<ckwaldon>
warui: This picture works for me: QmYA2fn8cMbVWo4v95RwcwJVyQsNtnEwHerfWR8UNtEwoE
<shangteus>
when I ipfs.get result hash it's a single text file with directory contents listed
<warui>
for downloading I just use "ipfs cat QmYA2fn8cMbVWo4v95RwcwJVyQsNtnEwHerfWR8UNtEwoE > pic" right?
<ckwaldon>
shangteus: Unfortunately, the API is improperly formatting requests for adding directories. I'm actually working on that as we speak, but it will probably be a while before that code is merged and released.
<ckwaldon>
warui: or `ipfs get -o pic <hash>`
<shangteus>
ckwaldon: I understand.. is there any reasonable workaround for that currently?
<warui>
I managed to download that picture file sucesfully
<ckwaldon>
shangteus: Depends on your use-case. Can I get some more detail about what you are trying to do?
<shangteus>
ckwaldon: I tried listing files manually, but then I cannot find hash to parent directory in the result
<ckwaldon>
warui: So I think you're connected to the network, but have poor connectivity to that first hash.
<warui>
Can I improve that anyhow? Make more peers connect to me?
<shangteus>
ckwaldon: of course... first of all I want to preserve file names and that is why I was trying to add a directory
<shangteus>
ckwaldon: in first of my use cases I have just a simple directory with one tar/img/tar.gz/whatever file inside
<shangteus>
ckwaldon: and I want to preserve this file name
<ckwaldon>
shangteus: Adding directories adds empty files with the names of the directories right now. It's unusably broken. However, you can add individual files fine.
<shangteus>
ckwaldon: but could I be able to preserve file names? because in my second use case I have quite a bunch of files in one directory
<shangteus>
ckwaldon: mostly text files
<ckwaldon>
warui: I don't know, honestly. I was also unable to pull that first hash. I'm a new contributor in this community, so there are plenty of things that I only vaguely understand.
<shangteus>
ckwaldon: but they can be binary also
<warui>
ckwaldon: Alright, thank you for your help
<shangteus>
ckwaldon: if I download them as hashes it could be much harder for me to guess who's who
<shangteus>
ckwaldon: because there's one important file there - json - rest is important too, but names of these are unknown and are not common among the use cases
<ckwaldon>
shangteus: Depends on what you mean by "preserve the file names." Fundamentally the content is only addressed by its hash. However, you could collect the hashes that you added and associate them with the file names that you want them to map to.
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<shangteus>
ckwaldon: of course.. I would have to create my own map of hash -> file
<shangteus>
ckwaldon: my question was rather: "is that avoidable?"
<ckwaldon>
shangteus: yeah, it's far from ideal. In the short term, the only way that I can think of to avoid it would be to use some plumbing commands to synthesize the directory after adding the files. Use ipfs object new and ipfs object add link to build a directory object that references your file hashes by name.
<ckwaldon>
In the long term, I'm hoping to have it fixed in a week or so.
<ckwaldon>
shangteus: I should clarify. I'm not part of the official ipfs team. I'll submit a PR for it in the near future, but I have no control over when that gets merged into the repo. Fortunately, the problem is with the py-ipfs-api and not with the ipfs daemon itself.
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<shangteus>
ckwaldon: ok, thank you very much for your help
<shangteus>
ckwaldon: at lest I know I'm not doing anything wrong
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<ckwaldon>
shangteus: No problem. Just watch the py-ipfs-api repo for the next week or so and you should see something from my team.
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<sametsisartenep>
Hi.
<sametsisartenep>
Is there anyone working on a C implementation?
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<ckwaldon>
sametsisartenep: Of the protocol? not to my knowledge.
<ckwaldon>
Golang is close though. Do you have a particular use-case in mind?
<sametsisartenep>
Oh, I wanted to contribute and I've seen PayasR was working on the C API Client (thought it's at 0%)
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<sametsisartenep>
And, yeah, I'd like to interface some C application with IPFS all built-in too
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<sametsisartenep>
I'm learning Go at the moment though, so I'll try to keep updated with the reference repo.
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<ckwaldon>
I'm sure the people working on the C client would love some help. Or do you mean implementing the whole protocol in C?
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<sametsisartenep>
Well, both actually, but wherever you need more help atm.
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<ckwaldon>
I'm don't think that anyone is working on a C protocol implementation, so that would be a solitary task. The client is, as you've said, under way at 0%. I don't know how active that project is. I'm working on the python client, but it's fairly dead.
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<sametsisartenep>
Ok, I'll try to contact PrayasR. Thanks for the info. ;-)
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<cow_2001>
deleted the everything and recompiling
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<lgierth>
whyrusleeping: i think you might have to physically grab jbenet for the auto-migrations pr
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<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] lgierth created feat/v0.4.3-changelog (+1 new commit): https://git.io/vK1Cq
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/feat/v0.4.3-changelog 7086c9b Lars Gierth: WIP...
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<lgierth>
whyrusleeping: any tips for repairing fs-repo? i have someone with a broken leveldb manifest after a powerloss
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<dansup>
lgierth, did everyone lose connectivity to irc.fc00.io?