<interfect>
Hey is there a libp2p-webrtc-star public signaling server or bootstrap peer list anywhere?
<interfect>
js-ipfs in browser starts with a bootstrap list of things like /ip4/104.236.176.52/tcp/4001/ipfs/QmSoLnSGccFuZQJzRadHn95W2CrSFmZuTdDWP8HXaHca9z which it can't call up.
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<A124>
interfect Unless I am wrong you can just get all the nodes of ipfs.
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<A124>
interfect just init ipfs repo and you get list of bootstrap nodes in config.
<A124>
Then test each one, if needed.
<A124>
$ nc -w1 -v 104.236.176.52 4001
<A124>
Connection to 104.236.176.52 4001 port [tcp/*] succeeded!
<A124>
/multistream/1.0.0
<A124>
... but I thought bootstrapping does not work, and you have to provide peers yourself.
<A124>
So that might still be the case.
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<ne1>
if i stream a video from ipfs.io does it only stream it from that one site or from multiple sources?
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<zorba>
c10: to answer your original question, it's not possible with the current webui, but the new and improved version will allow for manipulating your files like a dropbox folder, I believe (naming/renaming, putting in folders, etc)
<zorba>
c10: this is done through the files api, which you can use in CLI right now, just go "ipfs files --help"
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<lgierth>
richardlitt and dignifiedquire rock in aoe2
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<reit>
ne1: just the one site, though that site itself may grab the video from multiple sources
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<Akiiki>
Im trying to install ipfs on Raspeberry pi
<Akiiki>
mv ipfs /usr/local/bin/ipfs
<Akiiki>
give me
<Akiiki>
an output like so
<Akiiki>
-bash: cd: /src: No such file or directory
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<ne1>
thanks reit
<Akiiki>
i get this
<Akiiki>
mv: cannot stat ‘ipfs’: No such file or directory
<Akiiki>
installed /usr/local/bin/ipfs
<Akiiki>
when i do sudo ./install.sh
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<interfect>
A124: I'm running in the browser, so I can't just call up port 4001 with the IPFS protocol
<interfect>
Unless all IPFS nodes accept websocket connections...
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<mib_23d17f>
hello
<mib_23d17f>
when an object contains both links and data
<mib_23d17f>
what determines "what comes first" ?
<mib_23d17f>
it seems like the in-node opaque data is always apended to what the links resolve to
<mib_23d17f>
but I can't find a definitive answer
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<A124>
mib_23d17f It's a protocolbuffer.
<A124>
Consult specs. The json you see is merely a human readable representation.
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<mib_23d17f>
A124: I understand that (the merkledag being a structure serialized as protobuf)
<mib_23d17f>
A124: what I can't find a definitive answer on is - when a node has both data and links
<mib_23d17f>
how is it "reassembled"
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<A124>
mib_23d17f Well source code can tell.
<A124>
That said, I would like to help you but you know, limited resources.
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<aristid>
hi
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<aristid>
question: is ipld the replacement of merkledag?
<aristid>
also, i think all the protobuf descriptions should be in a separate repo :)
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<r0kk3rz>
anyone putting together an IPFS talk for FOSDEM next year? theres a 'decentralised internet' devroom on the sunday which is begging for some IPFS presence
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<login_hash[m]>
anynone know anything about matrix?
<r0kk3rz>
some say nobody can be told what the matrix is
<ansuz>
^
<ansuz>
you have to see it for yourself
<login_hash[m]>
very funny
<login_hash[m]>
no
<ansuz>
:D
<login_hash[m]>
i mean the actual matrix
<login_hash[m]>
matrix.com
<ansuz>
it works well enough
<login_hash[m]>
actually dont click that
<ansuz>
doesn't support ipv6 last I checked
<login_hash[m]>
matrix .org
<ansuz>
a little bit of encryption support, but it's still experimental/buggy
<login_hash[m]>
how i connect to weechat?
<ansuz>
not sure, I connect via vector
<ansuz>
a web front end for it
<login_hash[m]>
im in tadhack lisbon
<login_hash[m]>
need help
<ansuz>
with?
<login_hash[m]>
what do i do there?
<r0kk3rz>
login_hash[m]: probably best to talk to matrix people about matrix stuff
<ansuz>
is there free wifi?
<ansuz>
download some torrents
<ansuz>
:D
<ansuz>
doesn't the [m] in your name indicate that you're already on matrix?
<ansuz>
:/
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<ansuz>
lol
<ansuz>
hi cjd[m]
<cjd[m]>
good morning
<ansuz>
congrats on switching to matrix
<cjd[m]>
thanks
<cjd[m]>
ircerr used cryptpad and it worked
<ansuz>
over 7 hops?
<cjd[m]>
only problem was it took a few minutes of loading (normal) and it didn't give any kind of feedback about what was happening
<ansuz>
cjdns over ip over dns over stolen wifi
<cjd[m]>
normal => he's used to websites taking minutes to load
<login_hash[m]>
hello
<cjd[m]>
mmm
<login_hash[m]>
!?.....
<cjd[m]>
openvpn over 3g I think
<cjd[m]>
I added the point about "no feedback" to the Cryptpad usability page
<A124>
ansuz and you do not know what that word means or you willfuly abuse it
<ansuz>
A124: probably
<cjd[m]>
today there are 20 messages in my openwrt email folder
<cjd[m]>
all of them from LEDE mailing list, not even one from OpenWRT
<cjd[m]>
RIP OpenWRT
<cjd[m]>
Long Live LEDE
<Kamilion>
never heard of it, but I'm a long time openwrt user, so I'll check it out.
<cjd[m]>
it's a fork
<cjd[m]>
OpenWRT too much politics so the developers left and formed LEDE project
<Kamilion>
hm, wonder if libubus will still be supported.
<cjd[m]>
I dreamed last night I was in some government office and they were using cryptpad for everything
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<Kamilion>
ugh. Just looked at the github. Commit, revert by someone else, commit, revert by someone else...
<cjd[m]>
oh LEDE /
<cjd[m]>
?
<Kamilion>
no wonder the openwrt guys look a little unhinged
<Kamilion>
no, openwrt
<cjd[m]>
haha
<cjd[m]>
Cjdns was in OpenWRT for a while, then it got pulled out, I have no idea why
<cjd[m]>
But when the LEDE people declared they were going to make a fork, the admin of the mailserver suspended all of their @openwrt.org email addresses
<cjd[m]>
for the lulz, of course
<cjd[m]>
Hm, lemme check if my patch to support cisco devices landed
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<Mateon1>
I'm interested in CJDNS but at the first look the project seems to be just a spec, and no implementation? Same with Hyperboria, which is supposedly based on CJDNS...
<cjd[m]>
where did you look ?
<Mateon1>
On Google, led me to some docs and a paper
<Mateon1>
Oh, I'm blind, I see the main repo
<cjd[m]>
Ok, I thought there might be something really blocking people from finding it
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<Mateon1>
For the record, Poland doesn't seem to be a censorship driven country, so anything I can't find is probably my own stupidity.
<cjd[m]>
no no, "blocking" I meant like one of our sites which doesn't explain properly that there is actually code you can run
<ansuz>
I'm thinking a lot about restructuring the docs
<ansuz>
they're a big pile of crap right now
<cjd[m]>
we need to get pinkieval to document the handles and SessionManager because that stuff appeared late and wasn't backported to the whitepaper
<Mateon1>
cjd[m]: So, do I understand correctly that the only way to use CJDNS is to start your own gateway/server?
<Mateon1>
And the only way to start one is to connect to somebody who already has one?
<cjd[m]>
uhh "gateway/server" is not really the right terminology
<cjd[m]>
it's just a node
<Mateon1>
Okay then, I misunderstood the docs
<cjd[m]>
I run one on my laptop, there's one running on a 1Ghz MIPS device which handles my irc (slower than a rasberry pi)
<cjd[m]>
but you need to connect to another node, yes
<Mateon1>
ansuz: We do have `npm i go-ipfs-dep`, but I'm still waiting for the Windows fix to be merged
<cjd>
Makes me shudder b/c we do not do much testing on the windows port
<Mateon1>
Also, netherlands is not at all close to Kraków, Poland
<ansuz>
for some definition of close
<cjd>
ehh in network space things are different
<ansuz>
it's closer than france
<Mateon1>
Czech is closer
<cjd>
russia is closer but I think most of the russian traffic will go through sweden to get to russia
<ansuz>
I'd go with the nl or de nodes
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<cjd>
de is a good bet, that's a big fiber center
<ansuz>
and then, if you'd like to offer a .pl peer, I'm sure others would appreciate it
<Mateon1>
Yeah, but that rules out "eventually physically connecting" the nodes
<cjd>
(only if you have big tubes and the machine will stay on 24/7)
<ansuz>
I don't see why
<Mateon1>
And my tubes are small.
<Mateon1>
100/10 mbits
<cjd>
24/7 w/ 100/10 is probably ok
<ansuz>
toronto is building a local meshnet, but they still connect to hyperboria via public peers
<cjd>
There's an IRC server here fc21:51a0:4ff3:2201:b5bd:356c:85d1:b133
<cjd>
Some people building hardware radio type stuff, I'm idling in #hak5
<Mateon1>
Okay, so does it work on ARM (raspberry pi)?
<cjd>
yes
<ansuz>
toronto mesh folks are all using Pi3s
<ansuz>
running cjdns, patchwork, and ipfs
<cjd>
oh yeah, make sure they know to set CFLAGS=-march=<whatever> ./do
<Mateon1>
I still have a Pi2
<cjd>
and that they check that the NEON crypto is being used
<ansuz>
pi2 is good enough
<cjd>
it's in the build when it says which crypto it's choosing
<Mateon1>
Okay, great. I'll be trying to set one up
<cjd>
but often on those devices the compiler doesn't know it has cool extra instructions which the processor will support
<cjd>
like gentoo vrooom vrooooom
<Mateon1>
Ah, one more question. I'm on a theoretically dynamic IP, and the IP does change in case of major outages (modem disconnecting from ISP for a significant amount of time). Is that fine? (Say, IP changing less than every 3 months or so)
<Mateon1>
I'm working on getting a static IP, but no luck so far
<pinkieval>
ansuz: thanks, I wondered too what that chunk was
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<Mateon1>
Oh my god, this is frustrating. I've recently seen a nice C/C++ 'library' that used a single header and macros to implement single/double linked lists binary trees and hash maps. Now I can't find it in my history
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<Mateon1>
Uh... something seems wrong here, my IPFS daemon on my PI is constantly using one core and used 103h of CPU time
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<vandenoever>
i seem to remember a programming lanuage where functions and type definitions are addressed by content, the name that is used on 'normal' programs is just for convenience
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<tiago>
daviddias, looks like I haven't been here since 2015! :)
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<A124>
koshii There are plans, but it is half way there.
<A124>
People that expect a half built car to be safe and comfortable are unrealistic.
<koshii>
Fair enough. I just wonder if this is something that can really be "tacked on", it feels like something that -- to do right -- has to be a part of the scope from the start. But maybe it was?
<A124>
But in my opinion the ip address "leakage" should be fixed asap.
<A124>
koshii Yeah, you shall read upon IPFS specs, roadmaps, etc.
<koshii>
Yes, will do.
<lgierth>
koshii: it's definitely part of the scope, but we wanna do it properly and that takes time, especially since there's so many things to do
<lgierth>
koshii: i'm pretty sure there's writing about it in the ipfs/notes repo
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<daemoz>
Howdy
<koshii>
Cheers
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<Mateon1>
A124: How will IPFS operate without 'leaking' the IP? Outgoing connections only? That still gives the peers you connect to your IP.
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<lgierth>
Mateon1: openbazaar are working on an onion transport
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