lgierth changed the topic of #ipfs to: go-ipfs 0.4.3 has been released! what's changed: https://ipfs.io/blog/19-ipfs-0-4-3-released -- IPFS - InterPlanetary File System -- https://github.com/ipfs/ipfs -- FAQ: https://git.io/voEh8 -- Channel logs: https://botbot.me/freenode/ipfs/ -- Code of Conduct: https://git.io/vVBS0 -- Sprints: https://git.io/voEAh
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<A124> Does one need to set something on the API to be able to pin via the addon?
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<kii> any one know how to use modbus? any one has taken sat/ielts/act? any one from usa/europe?
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<whyrusleeping> dont worry, i'm still alive
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<lkcl> hi is there someone who knows if there is anything resembling "Access Control Lists" (ACLs) on objects in ipfs?
<lkcl> there's a specific scenario that i seek to prevent and prohibit
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<lkcl> i was wondering if anyone has some pointers to documentation, apart from "read the source"! :)
<lkcl> the scenario is: i specifically seek to ensure that a "directory" is writeable *only* by a specific list of pre-approved people
<lkcl> the scenario to be avoided is: i create a "directory" and then along comes a spammer and drops 100,000 objects into it without authorisation
<lkcl> how is that scenario currently "avoided"?
<lkcl> that's the question i seek an answer to: any pointers greatly appreciated
<A124> lkcl No, so far its public, encryption planed for future.
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<A124> lkcl But a spammer cannot drop things anywhere.
<A124> ipfs stuff is content based, so it would change hash, and ipns is based on your key. And if you mean API/Gateway security, you can wrap it with nginx or some front end webserver and implement login there.
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<A124> So not sure what a writeable directory means in this context. Devs might have better words.
<lkcl> A124: ah ha! ok. so... it's very much like git revisions (and branches)
<lkcl> A124: if you don't accept that particular branch "commit" shall we say, then the spammer is just totally wasting their time
<lkcl> A124: if i can use git terminology: only if you do a "git pull" and then make a conscious decision to accept the commit as *YOUR* master branch...
<lkcl> i like it!
<lkcl> A124: no i don't mean API/gateway security
<lkcl> A124: although that's a really good idea, implement an authentication plugin which looks for a GPG public key *from ipfs*...
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<whyrusleeping> lkcl: yeap! any questions about the ipfs datastructure can generally be mapped to the git model
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<Kubuxu> whyrusleeping, lkcl: ACL should be something we should think about for the UnixFS IPLD model.
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<lkcl> whyrusleeping: awesome
<lkcl> Kubuxu: only in the context of also having an "automatic HEAD (master) update policy"
<lkcl> Kubuxu: it should thus therefore be possible to define a list of people who "subscribe" to a particular ref-by-name, such that those people are permitted to carry out certain operations (one of which includes, "change the hash for that HEAD/master")
<Kubuxu> there isn't any system in place for change the hash of the HEAD
<lkcl> i cannot say that i am a fan of the POSIX filesystem security model - it's subtly flawed
<whyrusleeping> lkcl: the POSIX filesystem model we have is just an abstraction built on top of the ipfs merkledag, its not the only way to interact with ipfs
<lkcl> as in, "provide a chain by which people can walk to the new head reference"
<lkcl> automatically, that is
<whyrusleeping> ah, yeah.
<whyrusleeping> we don't have anything like that
<lkcl> whyrusleeping: understood
<whyrusleeping> its coming though
<lkcl> whyrusleeping: it's something that would be done, i should imagine, by the filesystem layer itself
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<whyrusleeping> hrm...
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<lkcl> as opposed to being something that ipfs inherently has as part of its protocol
<lkcl> i am however trying to think if there's any implications for atomicity there....
<whyrusleeping> lkcl: this can be done using a blockchain :P
<lkcl> thinking again in "git" terms, commits are atomic and can cover the addition of "multiple objects", right?
<lkcl> whyrusleeping: :)
<whyrusleeping> yes
<lkcl> ok then that's solved, you can add new objects indicating that the ACL has changed, and add a new HEAD as well at the same time
<lkcl> *thinks*....
<lkcl> how could you detect that that had occurred, though, and how could you receive "notification" of the changes?
<lkcl> hmmm... that one's a bit of a headache...
<whyrusleeping> we have pubsub :)
<lkcl> ah ha!
<whyrusleeping> (not in master yet, but it will be soon)
<lkcl> just reading up on it a bit..
<lkcl> dang there's a lot of people working on this project
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<lkcl> whyrusleeping: https://github.com/ipfs/notes/issues/64 any other good places to get up-to-speed?
<lkcl> whyrusleeping: ah! one thing that's really *really* important as part of the protocol
<lkcl> whyrusleeping: i have a feature request (i can't record it as i won't get a github account, please don't ask why)
<lkcl> it's that when adding "encryption", that it be possible to specify, i do NOT wish to be communicated with from anyone who FORCES encryption.
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<lkcl> just like the bittorrent "require encryption", "accept enc/unenc", "accept unencrypted only"
<lkcl> that's not the same as "signature verification" btw!
<lkcl> obviously.
<Kubuxu> transport level encryption is default, also there is no option to disable it and be part of the network
<Kubuxu> you can disable it locally for protocol testing but you won't be able to connect to the rest of the network
<lkcl> Kubuxu: that's very very important - as in it's a showstopper - if it's not possible
<Kubuxu> why?
<lkcl> Kubuxu: it's absolutely critical that the communications that i be involved in be IN THE CLEAR
<lkcl> digitally-signed, but in the clear is really REALLY important
<lkcl> why specifically? because there exists the strong possibility that i would end up being murdered if i use anything that cannot be verified by an unknown outside third party, that's why
<lkcl> it's the total opposite of the "secrecy" thing.
<lkcl> the moment that i engage in "secret communications", there are people in the world who will assume that i have something to hide
<lkcl> and, rather than take the risk that i am trying to do something which threatens them, they will just have me killed.
<lkcl> so the answer is: it's so that i can use this kind of technology and stay alive.
<lkcl> Kubuxu: does that make sense?
<lkcl> now, the last thing i need is people trying to *impersonate* me, so it's also equally vital that those communications be GPG-signed (verified)
<lkcl> but "encrypted" for me is *NOT* an option.
<lkcl> total opposite of what people would normally expect, huh? :)
<lkcl> back later, gotta go upstairs
<LugariusMtrx> is there a limit of possible files in ipfs?
<Kubuxu> Yes it is and I am not sure if it is possible to support.
<Kubuxu> LugariusMtrx: there is not but adding file to ipfs doesn't mean it is uploaded somewhere else.
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<LugariusMtrx> i mean the hash is 47 chars long..... what happens if they are all used?
<kudaweb> hey
<kudaweb> how do i see what files i have shared?
<kudaweb> i've added files
<kudaweb> but how can i check what the hash is?
<Kubuxu> kudaweb: you got hash after an add
<Kubuxu> it is probably also pinned so you can list all pinned hashes with `ipfs pin ls`.
<kudaweb> i know but if 2 weeks pass
<Kubuxu> LugariusMtrx: they won
<LugariusMtrx> use the browser
<kudaweb> i can't remember the hash :)
<Kubuxu> LugariusMtrx: they won't be ever used ...
<kudaweb> the webui?
<LugariusMtrx> yes
<Kubuxu> you can add the file again to get the hash
<LugariusMtrx> just use the web ui
<Kubuxu> we have something planned to make finding added hashes easier in future
<LugariusMtrx> its the easyest
<kudaweb> cool
<LugariusMtrx> i have to many files, so i use the web ui
<kudaweb> i kind of expectef 'ipfs ls' to do that for me
<kudaweb> show all the things im sharing..
<LugariusMtrx> http://matrix.org/_matrix/media/v1/download/matrix.org/wpQxTMIAThSfUAvDlhuHEPTr - Screenshot from 2016-09-25 12-26-41.png (275KB)
<kudaweb> how do i share a file now with the public? i can access it through localhost:8080 etc.
<Kubuxu> kudaweb: you just pass someone a hash
<kudaweb> but if they don't ipfs themselves?
<r0kk3rz> kudaweb: http://ipfs.io/ipfs/[hash]
<kudaweb> ah i tried that r0kk3rz
<kudaweb> but it doesn't connect
<kudaweb> do i need to open any ports or anything?
<r0kk3rz> yeah you might be having nat issues
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<kudaweb> any documentation on getting that to work with ipfs?
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<aggelos_> so, literally a meta-meta question... I'm having trouble following the discussion/development around changes to ipld etc. should I be monitoring the irc channel more closely? github issues?
<Kubuxu> github, there are quite many issues about ipld
<whyrusleeping> lkcl: thats a perspective i've actually never considered... thank you
<whyrusleeping> aggelos_: take a look at the couple repos in the ipld github org
<kudaweb> ipfs is brilliant but such a messy project :/
<ansuz> oh, ipld has its own org?
<ansuz> SQUAT ALL THE NAMES
<ansuz> I like it
<aggelos_> whyrusleeping: there's an ipld github org?
<whyrusleeping> aggelos_: yeap! github.com/ipld
<kudaweb> any idea how can i diagnose nat/connectivity issues?
<aggelos_> well it was half a rhetorical question :-)
<whyrusleeping> kudaweb: its a bit spread out, yeah. But i'm curious if you have specific examples of it being messy
<whyrusleeping> and ideas of how we can improve
<kudaweb> this is the hash to my node
<kudaweb> it just shows blank
<aggelos_> i.e. "geez I've been trying to follow ipfs development for a while and it's the first time I've realized there's an ipld org'
<kudaweb> im just getting a lot of errors with all the web stuff whyrusleeping
<kudaweb> ipfs-webui.0.3.0.js:30 Mixed Content: The page at 'https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmU3o9bvfenhTKhxUakbYrLDnZU7HezAVxPM6Ehjw9Xjqy/#/?_k=jzp7d9' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure XMLHttpRequest endpoint 'http://ipfs.io/api/v0/config?arg=Addresses.Gateway&stream-channels=true';. This request has been blocked; the content must be served over HTTPS.
<kudaweb> then that link is a 404
<whyrusleeping> aggelos_: hrm... do the captains logs provide the information you would like? https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/issues/2247
<kudaweb> it's just feels ipfs has grown too big too fast
<whyrusleeping> kudaweb: the webui only works properly when served via the api port
<Kubuxu> kudaweb: you can't use webui on read only api or global gateways
<whyrusleeping> kudaweb: do you have an example of an open source project that you feel is well organized?
<aggelos_> whyrusleeping: bookmarked, thanks :-) was mostly asking about how *you* all keep track of everything
<ansuz> whyrusleeping: what about cjdns?
<ansuz> :D
<whyrusleeping> aggelos_: yeah, we also have a few waffle boards (one for each of our main endeavours)
<whyrusleeping> (i hope thats the right link, chinese internet makes this difficult)
<ansuz> whyrusleeping: you're in China?
<whyrusleeping> aggelos_: but admittedly, i have a rough time keeping track of everything... i(we)'ve been trying to figure out better ways to do it recently
<whyrusleeping> ansuz: yeah, we went to the ethereum devcon in shanghai
<kudaweb> whyrusleeping: yea maybe you guys are organising it ok but there's so much information that it's not possible to make sense of it immediately
<kudaweb> is to-the-point no unnecssary info
<aggelos_> whyrusleeping: kk, thanks for the pointers!
<whyrusleeping> kudaweb: yeah, definitely agreed that theres a ton of information. not sure about calling it 'too much' at this point, i feel it might be just a symptom of suboptimal organization
<ansuz> whyrusleeping: isn't there an ETC conference organized to take place at the same time in China?
<ansuz> personally I lean towards favouring an immutable blockchain
<whyrusleeping> aggelos_: for sure :) feel free to ask me if you have any other questions about how to get information about the project.
<whyrusleeping> ansuz: well, the blockchain has been immutable. No mined blocks have changed, there was simply a split. both chains are immutable
<aggelos_> whyrusleeping: well I was also interested in finding out what ipfs's story is re: all the dht attacks (the text in the draft whitepaper seems to gloss over the academic attacks)
<aggelos_> searching around on github got me very few hits re: sybil, eclipse etc
<whyrusleeping> aggelos_: yeah, we definitely have dht things to improve on. But that stuff in general is a "Hard Problem"
<whyrusleeping> We partially implement S-Kademlia
<kudaweb> so if other nodes are connecting to me, can i access the files through their publically exposed ipfs.io/ipfs/hash
<kudaweb> ?
<whyrusleeping> and are planning on rolling out more of the features of that paper as needed (dev time is the limiting factor)
<whyrusleeping> kudaweb: yeap!
<whyrusleeping> asssuming they actually expose it
<aggelos_> whyrusleeping: I know, though possibly the don't affect all use cases the same; plus, authenticated data means no corruption etc
<kudaweb> this is the directory that im sharing QmPdkQf2joCNepJWJT78voz8QBuCS3TnyPm6nqgq8Bq37P
<aggelos_> whyrusleeping: well the paper talks design, not so much design decisions/considerations
<kudaweb> how do i access it, i know other peers are sharing it
<kudaweb> i have 136 peers connected to me
<ansuz> is there a daemon mode where I can run without dht functionality?
<ansuz> like if I only want to work locally
<damongant> ansuz, empty our the Addresses/Swarm array in ~/.ipfs/config
<damongant> and it wouldn't bind
<ansuz> ahh
<ansuz> no command-line flag?
<damongant> and probably also kill all the bootstrap nodes
<damongant> not that I'd know
<ansuz> this would only be temporary, while I'm tethered to my phone
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<damongant> sounds like it'd be easier to just firewall it off in that case
<damongant> maybe a little overkill ansuz, but how about sandboxing the ipfs daemon without internet connectivity?
<damongant> just don't enable forwarding/iptables stuff here
<ansuz> that does sound like overkill
<whyrusleeping> ansuz: very soon
<ansuz> whyrusleeping: `ipfs daemon --no-network`
<whyrusleeping> ipfs daemon --offline
<ansuz> or something like that?
<ansuz> perfect
<whyrusleeping> but then you can access any network stuff
<whyrusleeping> a slightly less extreme option i'm working on is `ipfs daemon --routing=client`
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<ansuz> that's awesome
<damongant> whyrusleeping, that'd be retrieving files only?
<whyrusleeping> it makes your node not participate in the dht, but still be able to resolve queries through it
<ansuz> I figured it would be totally sandboxed
<whyrusleeping> yeah, then use --offline
<ansuz> so there's not an easy option for people to cause a free-rider problem
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<damongant> I'd just make sure that option isn't well documented so people still seed their cache :>
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<whyrusleeping> damongant: yeah, it will be
<whyrusleeping> but in cases like running ipfs on IoT, it makes the network *worse* to have them participate like that
<damongant> uh today all the cool stuff on my box wants p8080
<Kubuxu> yeah, we should change the port of a gateways as long as we can
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<damongant> syncthing-gtk wouldn't even let me configure it :/
<ansuz> +1
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<whyrusleeping> damongant: yeah... lets prioritize changing that
<kudaweb> how does the /play path work? is that an ipfs 'app'?
<damongant> I should learn go :>
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<whyrusleeping> damongant: i 100% recommend it
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<kudaweb> whyrusleeping: do you need help with any of client side apps?
<whyrusleeping> kudaweb: Help is always appreciated :) did you have a particular project in mind?
<kudaweb> i think i could immediately help with any front-end stuff
<kudaweb> i have a design background, and have been doing front-end for a long time..
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<whyrusleeping> if youre familiar with react, you could take a look at the webui and/or orbit
<kudaweb> yea i know react
<whyrusleeping> i'm not super up to date on what work either of those projects are needing at this point, but i know who to ask
<kudaweb> what is orbit?
<kudaweb> great, do they frequent this chan?
<Kubuxu> It is chat application on IPFS>
<whyrusleeping> yeap! haad is here
<kudaweb> ohh nice
<whyrusleeping> hes sitting on the floor behind me at the moment though
<whyrusleeping> not on his laptop
<kudaweb> does each text line get stored in a hash?
<whyrusleeping> right now, yeah
<whyrusleeping> signed and timestamped
<kudaweb> cool
<kudaweb> i'll have a look at webui first
<whyrusleeping> sounds good :)
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<whyrusleeping> you can access that at localhost:5001/webui if you have a daemon running
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<cosmos> hi there
<whyrusleeping> cosmos: hello!
<cosmos> :)
<cosmos> is there any software ready for P2P messaging?
<cosmos> social media?
<cosmos> open source
<whyrusleeping> cosmos: Yeah! We have a peer to peer chat application called orbit
<whyrusleeping> And haad is also doing work on a twitter-ish thing called planet express
<cosmos> i mean overall
<cosmos> thanks
<cosmos> any projects besides of ipfs?
<cosmos> ZeroNet looks promising, while still in an early stage
<whyrusleeping> oh, yeah... i've heard good things about secure scuttlebutt
<cosmos> something to build a Facebook alternative ^^
<ansuz> cosmos: I wrote a blog post about patchwork, a distributed social network built on secure-scuttlebutt https://transitiontech.ca/howto/patchwork
<ansuz> the devs are talking about using ipfs for file replication
<ansuz> lots of community overlap
<whyrusleeping> ansuz: <3
<ansuz> <3
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<ansuz> the blog post is a bit out of date, though
<ansuz> I'm planning a part 2 some time soon
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* Kubuxu have just read the original ed25519 paper in full.
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<Kubuxu> and now I want their ASM optimized ed25519 operations in golang.
<Kubuxu> They are just doing magic over there.
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<kudaweb> is there a notion of hash expiry in IPFS?
<Kubuxu> provider records expire but hashes themselves correspond to the data itself
<Kubuxu> so it can't expire
<kudaweb> ah so you when you create a hash can you specify how long it will it be recorded with a provider for?
<Kubuxu> no, the provider records are distributed through the network and are signs that your node has this hash.
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<r0kk3rz> cosmos: i expect you might have more luck with a twitter alternative than a fb alternative
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<whyrusleeping> Kubuxu: progress on the ed25519 libp2p-crypto stuff?
<ansuz> fb alternative: distributed social network that collects and sells data to marketers?
<ansuz> I prefer to describe these things as decentralized microblogging, or user feeds
<Kubuxu> whyrusleeping: I pushed tests, not much more to do over there.
<whyrusleeping> Kubuxu: cool, then ship it :)
<whyrusleeping> i'll comment it LGTM
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<Kubuxu> Heh, ed25519 is 14 times faster than the RSA
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<whyrusleeping> Kubuxu: wanna do the publishing and updating of the crypto package?
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<Kubuxu> Doing that right now.
<Kubuxu> I was testing it one more time.
<whyrusleeping> thank you!!
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<Kubuxu> !pin QmVC4w2mj5S5SoRH4dk91PjLvdaaKJDJ1aBFnXVLCKNL6C go-libp2p-crypto-1.1.0
<pinbot> now pinning /ipfs/QmVC4w2mj5S5SoRH4dk91PjLvdaaKJDJ1aBFnXVLCKNL6C
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<Kubuxu> Is someone working on ipfs cluster? It would be awesome tool to use instead of pinbot.
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<Kubuxu> ssh-daemon-remote kubxu@cluster.ipfs.io
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<Kubuxu> ipfs-daemon-remote kubxu@cluster.ipfs.io **
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<ansuz> rip matrix
<r0kk3rz> hmm, whats the go api like these days? i had ideas for a cluster type thing but the api was lacking
<Kubuxu> whyrusleeping: we just had race of conditions: https://github.com/libp2p/go-libp2p-crypto/pull/6
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<r0kk3rz> Kubuxu: yeah ive read through those before, more specifically i needed findprovs to be in the go-api
<Kubuxu> the core api or go-ipfs-api?
<r0kk3rz> go-ipfs-api
<Kubuxu> it should be quite a easy addition
<Kubuxu> also take note that findprovs is dht based so you get only part of the view
<r0kk3rz> Kubuxu: yeah, i was thinking of using it as a discovery mecahnism, to find other nodes in the cluster
<Kubuxu> ahh
<whyrusleeping> Kubuxu: also, use mars.i.ipfs.team:9444 for pinning packages
<Kubuxu> yeah, true
<whyrusleeping> (i need a real domain for that)
<kudaweb> how would you go about having object metadata|tags, and then have those tags searchable?
<whyrusleeping> kudaweb: thats a "Hard Problem" (tm)
<kudaweb> dang
<whyrusleeping> so, the basic problem we're looking to solve here is search
<whyrusleeping> theres a good amount of stuff discussed on github about searching and indexing ipfs
<whyrusleeping> in my opinion there are a few options
<whyrusleeping> the first, is to start making an indexer, that is a cluster of nodes scattered around, listening for content announcements on the dht
<whyrusleeping> those nodes should then pull and index each object they hear about
<kudaweb> would you just run a key/value db on the side
<whyrusleeping> probably for now, yeah
<whyrusleeping> later we could make it distributed
<kudaweb> yup
<whyrusleeping> but i'm really a rapid prototyping sort of guy
<kudaweb> content annoucements?
<whyrusleeping> dht provider RPCs
<whyrusleeping> when you add content to ipfs, you announce to the network you can provide it
<kudaweb> so you have content, and you have the search db listing hash and their keywords
<kudaweb> right
<whyrusleeping> yeap!
<whyrusleeping> and once we have that basic system set up
<kudaweb> but every time i publish i knew object
<kudaweb> i would have to make the manual entry to the search db
<whyrusleeping> we can make metadata objects that a basic object containing a set of keywords, and then a single link to stuff its describing
<kudaweb> *a new object, sorry getting late
<kudaweb> cool, so is there a notion of object types coming in now?
<kudaweb> ie this object is a metadata object
<whyrusleeping> kinda, yeah
<Kubuxu> no but you can have link metadata
<whyrusleeping> there is a unixfs metadata object
<r0kk3rz> whyrusleeping: solve crawling, and then existing search systems can be used
<whyrusleeping> but its not really used right now
<whyrusleeping> r0kk3rz: yeah, fair
<kudaweb> link as in ipns?
<Kubuxu> as whyrusleeping said: crawl by listening to DHT records, have X nodes in different parts of keyspace and they should be able to get most records
<Kubuxu> the more nodes in the network the more nodes you will neeed
<kudaweb> where can i read about unixfs metadata?
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<Kubuxu> current unixfs isn't really speced out format I think, but I might be wrong
<whyrusleeping> kudaweb: eh... theres not much documentation on it since we don't use it
<kudaweb> ah
<Kubuxu> with IPLD you could embed metadata inside transparent links
<kudaweb> thanks whyrusleeping
<Kubuxu> also it could be interesting way of tracking someone
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<kudaweb> i think if the common way of creating objects is through web ui you can avoid the problem by just creating the object through js-api and sending the textual metadata to the db
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<cosmos> r0kk3rz: ok, how to realise a Twitter alternative?
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<whyrusleeping> cosmos: take a look at Planet Express
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<cosmos> ansuz: call them as you want, so long as i see code :)
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<cosmos> whyrusleeping: thanks a lot
<r0kk3rz> cosmos: check out orbit as well, it was a lot of the same underpinnings
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<r0kk3rz> *has
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<cosmos> r0kk3rz: i already checked Orbit
<cosmos> is there a Screenshot available of Express?
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<whyrusleeping> haad: any screenshots of planet express?
<whyrusleeping> i remember seeing some...
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<cosmos> maybe add it to the Github account
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<cosmos> how to detect on the Github page currently, what Planet Express is at all?
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<whyrusleeping> i'm off for the night, have fun everybody :)
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<haad> (the code is a mess, better take look at Orbit and orbit-db)
<haad> cosmos: if you wanna create it (properly) ping me, happy to help
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<_mak> is there a way to collaborate on coding by hosting the files on IPFS?
<_mak> or the only thing that is supported now is git cloning?
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<r0kk3rz> _mak: https://github.com/axic/mango git on ipfs
<_mak> rerequisites: an Ethereum node :(
<_mak> r0kk3rz: thanks :)
<r0kk3rz> _mak: yeah it seems to be using ethereum for head tracking, instead of something like ipns
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<whyrusleeping> r0kk3rz: yeah, axic is really big into the ethereum crowd (he was here at the conference this week)
<whyrusleeping> it makes sense to use ethereum for that
<whyrusleeping> as the blockchain is a lot more permanent than ipns
<whyrusleeping> though to that end... i have an experiment that stores ipns records in the ethereum blockchain
<whyrusleeping> :D
<Kubuxu> whyrusleeping: about 0 transports and protocol wrapping: it might be something worth investigating for future: in cjdns you would have buffer structure where lower levels can preallocate space
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<Kubuxu> * about 0 copy transports
<Kubuxu> so you don't have to copy the buffer to wrap it into a header
<whyrusleeping> yeah, i did that a bit with msgio
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<Kubuxu> One would have to use ReaderWritterCloserAllocator interface or something like that
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<r0kk3rz> whyrusleeping: if the shoe fits :)
<WardCunningham> I'm working on ipfs images in federated wiki this morning (its 7:45 am here)
<WardCunningham> I'm wondering what kind of latentcy I can expect retrieving an image throught the gateway.
<whyrusleeping> WardCunningham: first time any gateway loads it, it might take a little longer. Depending on the latency between the node who has the image and the gateway node you hit
<Kubuxu> WardCunningham: I had quite an interesting talk on GH about doing dual hosting over here: https://github.com/lidel/ipfs-firefox-addon/issues/149
<WardCunningham> Yes, so I first scheme was to prefetch it.
<Kubuxu> you might want to skim through that
<WardCunningham> Is a little longer seconds, or minutes?
<Kubuxu> if file is available, seconds
<Kubuxu> 30s is the default timeout if file is not available, IIRC
<WardCunningham> What if it were just published a few seconds ago, on some other node?
<WardCunningham> 30s is good number to know.
<Kubuxu> if there is no DHT queue on the other node (if it just didn't published hundreds or thousands of files), nothing changes
<Kubuxu> if node is publishing a lot of files then its DHT might backlog and lag behind the add operation
<Kubuxu> whyrusleeping: also something is bad with backpressure in DHT: https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/issues/3252
<WardCunningham> What would cause an `ipfs add` one place to not be visible at all somewhere else?
<WardCunningham> ... I'm reading issue.
<whyrusleeping> Kubuxu: yeah... i saw that
<whyrusleeping> gonna take a look at it this week
<Kubuxu> connectivity issues (NAT, not compatible transports for example IPv4 vs v6)
<Kubuxu> or DHT queue
* whyrusleeping currently working on gx
<Kubuxu> <3
<Kubuxu> any work on gx is awesome
<WardCunningham> I'm not knowledgeable about dht. Is ipfs unusual in its implementation?
<Kubuxu> dht shouldn't really be an issue
<Kubuxu> unless as I said: the adding ipfs node is adding lots and lots of files then the dht might lag behind the add operations
<whyrusleeping> WardCunningham: nah, the only interesting part about ipfs and its dht is how much we abuse it compared to other networks dhts
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<WardCunningham> I was suppose to code some timeout logic yesterday. Instead I read ipfs docs all day. Lots to read, and fun too. But today I code.
<WardCunningham> Thanks.
<Kubuxu> were they any good? We constantly try to improve them.
<WardCunningham> I especially liked the examples. Saw whyrusleeping as author of many.
<whyrusleeping> WardCunningham: :) glad you liked them!
<whyrusleeping> let me know if anything needs updating, or any other examples you'd like to see
<WardCunningham> Mostly I learned the breadth of things I could be doing with ipfs. My goal of the moment is so modest. But one must start somewhere to learn from experience.
<WardCunningham> It just ocured to me that I should write a gist for things that I don't understand, then I could show you what experiment isn't working for me.
<WardCunningham> I'll try that now.
<whyrusleeping> That would be really useful
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<whyrusleeping> I'm very happy to write on any topic people are interested in learning more about
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<WardCunningham> I wrote a test script for remote ipfs add followed by local ipfs cat.
<WardCunningham> I found that it was unreliable, various strange errors.
<WardCunningham> then I tried ulimit -n 1024 and everything got better.
<WardCunningham> ... ulimit was for the ipfs daemon
<whyrusleeping> WardCunningham: what version of ipfs are you using?
<whyrusleeping> it should be bumping that limit on its own...
<Kubuxu> in case of 0.4.3
<WardCunningham> i'm on 0.4.2
<whyrusleeping> WardCunningham: ah, i *highly* recommend giving 0.4.3 a try if youre feeling like updating
<Kubuxu> I also highly recommend it
<Kubuxu> as 0.4.2 might be the reason you were unable to fetch some hashes
<WardCunningham> I will update right now.
<WardCunningham> Let me doublechek my understanding ...
<WardCunningham> I can ipfs add, then ipfs cat on the same machine without the daemon running, right?
<WardCunningham> But I can't ipfs cat something added elsewhere without the daemon running, still right?
<Kubuxu> yup
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<WardCunningham> This makes lots of sense, but I wasn't makeing the connection.
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<WardCunningham> I've been running 0.4.3 on digital ocean, under screen, launched with `ipfs daemon`.
<WardCunningham> I've seen it run for 10 minutes then quit with the message "killed".
<WardCunningham> Where did that come from?
<Kubuxu> No idea, never seen that. No other logss?
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<cosmos> haad: all this stuff looks very basic
<cosmos> we are in 2016 and no proper replacement for social media websites with P2P available?
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<r0kk3rz> cosmos: so build it
<ansuz> or just put up with google discontinuing things and collecting your data
<ansuz> this-is-fine.jpg
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<WardCunningham> I'm still worried about timeouts. I try this cat:
<WardCunningham> ipfs cat QmW44Vc2NRhg6eMRWY2J7pjxm9BZFHopbbCuMjgR3sFiAc
<WardCunningham> It works fine. But I change one letter in the id:
<WardCunningham> ipfs cat QmW44Vc2NRhg6eMRWY2J7pjxm9BZFHopbbCuMjgR3sFiAd
<WardCunningham> and it hangs indefinitly. I was expecting a timeout after 30 seconds.
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<WardCunningham> By indefinitly, I mean at least 30 minutes. I'm that far into my test.
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<Kubuxu> ipfs cat has different timeout than the gateway
<Kubuxu> I think the cat has no timeout
<r0kk3rz> is the gateway using ipfs-js?
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<M-flyingzumwalt> edsilv and I had an interesting conversation on the Internet Archive's slack about decentralized web services. I think a lot of people on this channel would want to chime in (and know about he conversation) so Re-posted the conversation as a gist here: https://gist.github.com/flyingzumwalt/02fbf076fbe778b55c66ae3d6bef8927
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<M-flyingzumwalt> haad daviddias ^
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<victorbjelkholm> Kubuxu, correct, cat has no timeout, at least in go-ipfs
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<victorbjelkholm> WardCunningham, the quit you've seen with the message "Killed" is probably because of out-of-memory killer, you should be able to find something mentioning oom in /var/log/*
<WardCunningham> Ah, will go look now.
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<victorbjelkholm> try taking at look at the exit code next time it happens (echo $?) (oom uses 127 what I know), and also try monitoring the memory usage
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<victorbjelkholm> whyrusleeping, if you're looking for more examples, I'd like to see an example on how to use go-ipfs as a lib from golang, I have something like this now: https://gist.github.com/VictorBjelkholm/89ecd9cbbc750aae9a8c3b3f008bff08 but missing to actually print out the right data, instead of all data
<victorbjelkholm> WardCunningham, ah, you mentioned you run it on Digital Ocean? They don't have any swap by default, so if you run out of memory, OOM-killer will start killing off stuff. I know I had the same problem before adding swap
<WardCunningham> that must be it.
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<WardCunningham> any idea how much swap to allocate?
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<victorbjelkholm[> WardCunningham: I've gone with 1GB and haven't had any issues since
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<ianopolous_> does it make sense for someone to try adding a directory using the ipfs add command (like ipfs add -r $dir) in the http api? or is that just for the cmd line?
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<cosmos> r0kk3rz: ansuz: whyrusleeping: haad: morph.is what i mean :)
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<victorbjelkholm> ianopolous_, you'll have to provide the directory + files yourself to add, maybe you can take a look at how js-ipfs-api handles it, if you're used to reading JS code
<ianopolous_> victorbjelkholm: I've looked at js-ipfs-api, but they don't seem to handle this in the ipfs add command (correct me if I'm wrong)
<victorbjelkholm> ianopolous_, yeah, js-ipfs-api can handle directory recursively, take a look here: https://github.com/ipfs/js-ipfs-api/blob/master/src/get-files-stream.js
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<victorbjelkholm> otherwise I would recommend trying to run some basic add with recursive option turned on, and inspecting the traffic to see the actual data sent, I don't think we have the exact format specced out yet
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<ianopolous_> victor: thanks. I was basing it on https://github.com/ipfs/js-ipfs-api/blob/master/src/api/add.js
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<victorbjelkholm> ianopolous_, ah, yeah, a bit confusing but basically what gets passed into the add command needs to be an array of objects (which are files and directories [basically recursive])
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<A124> WardCunningham killed is unix ... the core kills process for a reason, for example out of memory.
<A124> Pulbishing on top of IPFS, thinking how. Maybe orbit.
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