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<kevina>
whyrusleeping: if you are around, how do I convert from a Cid() to a DsKey() now?
<kevina>
nevermind found it: dshelp.NewKeyFromBinary(k.KeyString())
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<kvt>
hi, is it just me that uploads are not done or does anyone else have this issue? I've been trying to upload a file but it just keeps going to the lobster.
<nycoliver>
I wanna create an object linking to multiple files
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<nycoliver>
So I do files.add, then object.get to pass to DAGNode.addNodeLink
<nycoliver>
But the object returned by object.get results in internalWebError: unexpected EOF
<nycoliver>
Is there some other way to do this?
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<A124>
nycoliver object.patch?
<A124>
You take empty directory object and add the files there.
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<A124>
Umm... we are having problems in Windows.
<A124>
Resource loadable via local gateway (albeit slow), but pin add hangs.
<A124>
Are there any directions, maybe about optimizing tcp stack or so?
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<Mateon1>
Hi, I want to ask about the file chunking in IPFS. I just watched a talk from about a year ago, mentioning that there were better chunking algorithms for dedup planned. Is that still in the plans?
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<A124>
Mateon1 Depends on what it is. For video, unless that video is losslessly cut, it changes nothing.
<A124>
For example pure text documents, uncompressed, it does. So given current state of things, and the low ammount of text documents, it is still future, as first it needs to be high performance and be able to handle millions of files to even matter.
<A124>
Basically all html/text, javascript, etc.
<Mateon1>
A124: Well, obviously compressed things wouldn't be affected much. Somebody gave a live demo at battlemesh v8 (I think) and mentioned that even the "brain dead" split at an interval algorithm deduped a lot of data in firmware images, and mentioned that a better algorithm is planned or something like that
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<Mateon1>
The current chunking algorithm is pretty much useless, even if a lot of data is shared - consider mirroring a website (like xkcd), a lot of HTML files will share the exact same structure, with the only difference being the comic number, title and links to other comics.
<Mateon1>
Right now, absolutely no deduplication happens, because the index files are smaller than 256k
<Mateon1>
A124: Here's a directory with a bunch of xkcd mirrors at various points in time https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmYXNP2BvmW8k7iLzzHFHAastdHvGgakcZMQrZuKStEFJP - Compare a random index.html file at various points in time (via ipfs object diff) or something, and you'll see minor changes in Javascript over time
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<A124>
Mateon1 Compressed data, unless made specificaly for dedup will dedup badly. But yeah. if the files are small its not as important now
<A124>
And images will be stored only once anyways.
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<Mateon1>
That's not exactly my point, if a single byte changes between two files, the surrounding 256k have to be duplicated, and usually with changes between versions, butes change more densely than every 256k, leading to essentially no dedup even though a lot of data may be shared
<Mateon1>
Also, sorry for my slow typing but i'm typing on my phone over VNC
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<johnytiago>
Hey guys, I was trying to hack around IPFS and I was wondering if I would be able to run an IPFSs client on the browser without having to force the client to do any installation, is this possible?
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<Mateon1>
johnytiago: Yes, kindof - Look at js-ipfs
<Mateon1>
It's made for node, but you can use webpack or browserify or something to make it work on the browser
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<A124>
Yep, but every block is currently file on disk.
<A124>
So a hybrid datastore needs to be there, that would work more like a database.
<A124>
Simply put a think to do, but not a think to hurry up
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<keks>
whyrusleeping: test work again. f.Flush() does not return an error, that was the problem
<johnytiago>
Thanks a lot Mateon1! I will try that! :)
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<ansuz>
15:40:09.057 ERROR core/serve: Path Resolve error: merkledag: not found gateway_handler.go:509
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<ansuz>
no more webui?
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<ansuz>
ahh, it fails in --offline mode
<ansuz>
at least the first time
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<kobigurk>
A124: did the API CORS work eventually?
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<c10>
Hello I just installed my first node on my home linux box. I have accessed the web portal and see the hash files listed. How do I add a file and locally see a human readable?
<c10>
do I add a human readable local via CLI ? I guess if there is a link in git or IPFS website I would appreciate it.
<dansup>
i didnt know patchwork would use that much storage space
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<ansuz>
I worry more about network usage
<ansuz>
I have lots and lots of disk space
<ansuz>
not so much network
<ansuz>
dansup: are you on patchwork now, then?
<ansuz>
I didn't see you
<sdgathman>
2T drives are cheap, and linux supports both RAID and SAN (so you can dedicate a PC to running RAID arrays).
<ansuz>
cheap-ish
<Mateon1>
ansuz: Not sure why, but when reading your blog a lot of your .jpg files arrive to me corrupted, and only after a bunch of refreshes they look okay.
<ansuz>
interesting
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<ansuz>
I think I might have written the fileserver myself
<ansuz>
so it's probably super buggy
<ansuz>
NIH is my hobby
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<mib_231de632>
( it clearly strips the unixfs header... )
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<Mateon1>
Can I ask for somebody to put https://nodejs.org/dist/v6.8.1/node-v6.8.1-linux-armv7l.tar.xz on IPFS? (check sha512sum to be 4db9a3...65125f) - I'm having major network issues at the moment and IPFS seems to be the only way to get files with valid contents
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<dansup>
ansuz, no, it used to allow image/video uploads but the new version will use ipfs/local storage
<Mateon1>
Yeah, right now I'm going through that mismatched shasum process on my laptop so I can have a peer on my wifi :P
<ansuz>
I'm PMing you an invite
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<ansuz>
sent
<Mateon1>
And connected :)
<ansuz>
followed you
<Mateon1>
I guess it's slowly syncing right now.
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<Mateon1>
ansuz: It seems to be having trouble on my spotty network. - Anyway, where can I contribute translations? Do you have a transifex/something else, or just github PRs?
<ansuz>
in IPFS-land, you only get the things you ask for, but that keeps disk usage down
<ansuz>
in ssb-land, you follow the person, and get everything they publish
<ansuz>
I like having both approaches available, for different use cases
<Mateon1>
I feel IPFS is more viable for things like large archives/websites, where users might only want to cache things they visited, and not a whole archive of gigabytes to terabytes in size.
<nycoliver>
do you know what's happening with ipfs pubsub?
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<kulelu88>
imagine trying to cache a youtube p2p option 0.o
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<ansuz>
yea, lots of different ways to do p2p
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<Mateon1>
IPFS would probably work amazing for Youtube
<Mateon1>
ansuz: I'm having some issues with local discovery on Patchwork. I can see my laptop from my PC, but it doesn't see/list me.
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<ansuz>
isn't somebody working on an ipfs-tube?
<dansup>
Mateon1, im not sure about that, imagine how much it costs google to host that content. if good urls never die, how long would un-viral content last for?