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<Mateon1>
Vovin[m]: Note that `ipfs config show` DOES NOT give you the private key in the config. If you want an exact copy, you need to copy ~/.ipfs/config
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<ne1>
has anybody used ipfs.js before?
<ne1>
it wont work without ipfs daemon running right?
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<tokyo_jesus>
how do i generate additional keypairs for publishing to ipns?
<tokyo_jesus>
ipfs name --help says this is possible.
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<Mateon1>
(and why I can't just average the bytes over 3 downloads like I planned recently)
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<Mateon1>
By the way, why does that .bin still open in the browser instead of forcing a download?
<Mateon1>
Is it just because it's ASCII or non-control Unicode?
<Mateon1>
Is that because of the browser or the gateway?
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<Mateon1>
Does anybody here know of an ipfs gateway that doesn't use HTTPS? I want to test something
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<Kubuxu>
Mateon1: for me looks like your provider is doing something fishy
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<Mateon1>
Kubuxu: Observations: Strings of 20, 24 and 28 zeroes or spaces are randomly inserted in the file. Some parts are ommited. Very often, a (CRLF) newline is followed by 2 spaces and "1dnbe". A lot of the corruption looks similar, like a pattern.
<Mateon1>
Actually, 12 and 16 zeroes/spaces as well
<Mateon1>
I'm just going to give my ISP the benefit of the doubt and assume an internal compression algorithm is involved somehow.
<keks>
Mateon1: where are you located? what's your ISP?
<Mateon1>
keks: Poland, Kraków and the ISP is UPC, (whatever their full name is)
<keks>
i mean that sounds really scary
<Mateon1>
If you look at the .bin, the webpage looks quite nice at the beginning, and is progressively getting more corrupted. Seems like fucked up compression to me.
<Nergal>
like relaying using FTP
<keks>
so who do you think is compressing?
<Kubuxu>
is the corruption replacing bytes or adding/removing them?
<Kubuxu>
Oh, read it once more.
<Nergal>
if you traceroute then scan each of those systems for port 21, high probability some will be open
<Stskeeps>
Mateon1: probably good to leave out your own system (may be having a trojan or something MITMing you), boot up a ubuntu livecd and see if same thing replicating?
<Stskeeps>
just to place blame accordingily
<Mateon1>
Stskeeps: Affects Raspberry pi on same network
<Stskeeps>
anything in between your UPC (i presume cable?) gateway and the r-pi?
<A124>
Awesome. Well, if it is up to date at least. Thanks.
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<ion>
I worked on a patch for cache-friendly headers on the gateway quite some time ago, but the test framework was broken and I couldn't provide working tests (and didn't have the energy to fix the test framework) and the patch bitrotted.
<Kubuxu>
I remember that, I want to pick up this patch in future.
<Geertiebear>
Kubuxu: Is it ok if I contribute to the c-multihash repo/project?
<Kubuxu>
sure, just as a note: it follows git's style guide which is quite restrictive
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<A124>
Is there any tool to lint, check stuff, apart from golint and go checks?
<Geertiebear>
Kubuxu: Ok
<Kubuxu>
go vet, but 90% of files in go-ipfs and deps will fail go ver
<victorbjelkholm>
A124, I'm not a hardcore Go developer but I've used Metalinter in the past together with go-vim, metalinter includes a lot of different linters and checkers
<Kubuxu>
go vet
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<sYnfo>
Can you figure out what hashes a particular node is hosting? I tried 'ipfs refs <node_hash>`/`ipfs block/object get <node_hash>` etc. but not luck.
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<achin>
nope
<sYnfo>
So how does the system know where to look for a particular hash?
<achin>
you can ask the network "who has hash QmABC123", but you can's ask a node "list all hashes do you have available"
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<achin>
for example: ipfs dht findprovs QmZULkCELmmk5XNfCgTnCyFgAVxBRBXyDHGGMVoLFLiXEN
<achin>
that will show you all nodes who have the QmZULkCELmmk5XNfCgTnCyFgAVxBRBXyDHGGMVoLFLiXEN hash
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<sYnfo>
Right, I guess I'd like to understand how the network knows which node has the hash. I guess I'll just read the paper, it's not that long :)
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<briarrose>
Are SHAs available for the pre-built installers?
<obiwan2k>
i want add a complete lxc container wich also include /dev .. but it breaks with: Unrecognized file type for dev/xxx. so i tried: tar -vc .|ipfs add tar .. but .. out of memory :( .. i've seen in source, that the entire tar read into memory .. lol??
<obiwan2k>
o .. "ipfs tar add" i mean :)
<briarrose>
Getting an error after mounting ipfs via fuse. Permissions and ownership on the /ipfs and /ipns directories change after the mount to
<briarrose>
d????????? ? ? ? ? ipfs/
<briarrose>
Kinda strange. When I unmount the return to normal :
<briarrose>
drwxrwxr-x 2 user 4.0K Oct 23 07:54 ipfs/
<Geertiebear>
Kubuxu: Did you verify that c-multihash compiles?
<briarrose>
Looks like some sort of issue with fuse
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<briarrose>
ok, seems like I misunderstood what should happen. Can't ls /ipfs but can cat [GUID}/readme directly without using ipfs executable
<patagonicus>
Yeah, you can't ls /ipfs because that would require listing all hashes that are available in the network (or all that are possible? Anyway, it's not something that's practical).
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<Kubuxu>
Geertiebear: it was.
<Kubuxu>
Geertiebear: ahh, ok fixing it now.
<Geertiebear>
Kubuxu: It's ok, I can fix it, but just making sure ^^
<Codebird>
Working on it now, but I get the impression it's going to be a tricky install.
<Kubuxu>
why?
<Kubuxu>
as I said, I can build it for you, and you could just replace the binary wherever it is now
<A124>
Codebird It's simplu.
<A124>
I can build too.
<Codebird>
Not ipfs. Installing go.
<A124>
Cause 1.7 finaly fixed cross compilation :P
<A124>
Installing go is merely extracting it + setting path.
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<Codebird>
Once I navigate dep-hell.
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<Codebird>
Done. But no change.
<Kubuxu>
hmm really
<Codebird>
I think the install might have not worked.
<Kubuxu>
can you send the long it is throwing now?
<Kubuxu>
and show the output of ipfs version --all
<Dynasty>
So the whitepaper mentions that IPFS supports multiple hash functions rather than locking on a particular one. For my application, the hash function will be considerably complex - it will require interpretation of the desired data rather than simply hashing the raw bytes. Is this possible to implement on top of IPFS?
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<Kubuxu>
You would have to deploy your own version of ipfs that will be able to understand the hashing function you want to implement
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<Dynasty>
That's not a problem since it's a research project
<Codebird>
Ok, got the install working. It's not crashing, but it's not working either. Giving it a few minutes to connect to the network properly.
<tokyo_jesus>
it would be really nice if your projects didn't force me to use gx
<Kubuxu>
you for sure will want to use very recent version (master branch) as just recently we have fixed a bug in bitswap that prevented other hash functions.
<Kubuxu>
tokyo_jesus: it would be really nice if golang allowed sane dependency pinning/had dependency versioning
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<Dynasty>
Kubuxu could you point me in a direction of a file/folder in the ipfs repo to look at as a starting point for implementing a new hash function?
<tokyo_jesus>
that's true
<Kubuxu>
it probably would be having go-multihash have understand that hash function
<Codebird>
That seems to have fixed it, Kubuxu.
<Kubuxu>
if I may ask: what sort of hash function you want to implement.
<Kubuxu>
Codebird: awesome, you don't want how much time I have spent fighting with tracing and fixing it :P
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<Codebird>
Now I just have to pin the multi-gigabyte directory that ipfs primarily exists on that server for.
<Kubuxu>
also the same patch fixed go-ipfs on RPi.
<tokyo_jesus>
where did routing/dht move to?
<Kubuxu>
libp2p/go-libp2p-kad-dht
<Codebird>
(My big collection of absolutely legal, public domain music. Really, it is. I'm very careful.)
<miner[m]>
is there a token / coin attached to ipfs , ie , some commodity gained if you deploy larger MDs for the cause ?
<Kubuxu>
miner[m]: there will be filecoin
<miner[m]>
is that the name , or are you saying that generically ?
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<Dynasty>
Kubuxu I'll be hashing some nodes in a directed graph (possibly with cycles) that I want to store in a distributed manner. Sorry I can't be more specific right now :( See https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1512/1512.07263.pdf
<miner[m]>
pretty interesting concepts , i have a storj node running , will pop an IPFS on an MD8000 later on
<Kubuxu>
miner[m]: http://filecoin.io/ there will be update not so far into the future
<miner[m]>
wonder how much of my cluster will be sharded pr0n
<Kubuxu>
that is how torrent grew up :p
<miner[m]>
just subbed
<miner[m]>
and yah , i was werd at EliteTorr ;)
<miner[m]>
i enjoy file sharing for research purposes or fap
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<Codebird>
That reminds me... has 'Prankster,' he of the inappropriate posts, intruded in here recently? I've been having some trouble reaching him.
<Dynasty>
Kubuxu so implementing your own hash function is as easy as modifying multihash.go?
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<Kubuxu>
Hash function yes, but IPFS is not storing fully raw data.
<Dynasty>
what do you mean?
<Dynasty>
does IPFS attach some kind of metadat?
<Kubuxu>
yes, we wrap data in protobuf, it is a bit complex right now
<Kubuxu>
we plan to make it much more clear with IPLD
<Dynasty>
the twin node idea is an interesting one
<Dynasty>
I haven't run across it before
<Dynasty>
the polyvariadic y combinator encodes an overlay adjacency list using lambda calculus
<Dynasty>
which is where I ran across that idea
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<Dynasty>
the only issue with some of these ideas is that my graphs can have nodes that have the same labels. IPFS uses structural equivalence as equality
<Dynasty>
Kubuxu actually I think this would be a problem for IPLD as well. You can view the label as the hash of the non-SCC (strongly connected component) data of each node. Unfortunately you could have nodes which have identical labels but link up differently within the SCC
<Dynasty>
there is a nice solution that I know of when the edges are labeled (although this won't work for me)
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<Dynasty>
you could assign edge labels based on the order that the links appear in the documents which would work fine for json
<Dynasty>
but doesn't work if you have sets as a structure
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<A124>
How does one does use github in go in windows.
<A124>
Installing git tools is not enough
<Kubuxu>
A124: I would install full cygwin
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<A124>
That gives me problems complaining about relative paths.
<A124>
Translation from cygwin -> go.
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<r0kk3rz>
win10 has bash
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<Mateon1>
A124: Msys tools work great for me. Look up Msys2
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<xelra>
r0kk3rz: The win10 bash is totally buggy. It's really useless.
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<Geertiebear>
Does it have package management / gnu tools?
<Kubuxu>
Geertiebear: it has whole Ubuntu userspace iirc
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<Mateon1>
r0kk3rz: It's not totally useless, it's actually good for cross compilation. Geertiebear: It uses the same package management as Ubuntu - it IS ubuntu.
<Mateon1>
If by buggy you mean "doesn't support many syscalls" that's true
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<Geertiebear>
Ah
<A124>
Mateon1 re: msys2 Thanks for tip, they look great.
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<A124>
Microsoft just wants less reasons for people to want use Linux
<A124>
Or more specificaly, not use Windows
<Mateon1>
Yeah, right now I'm extremely torn
<Mateon1>
I need linux for a bunch of things, but M$ made sure that OneNote doesn't work on linux and that no good equivalent exists
<A124>
Mateon1 Use Linux, get second GPU and use virtio :P
<A124>
Dual OS.
<Kubuxu>
Yeah, that is my excuse for getting second strong GPU
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<Mateon1>
Kubuxu: Totally, lol
<Kubuxu>
to iommu bypass it to Windows VM
<Mateon1>
I don't have the moneys right now, so I'll pass
<A124>
Strong... well 940 is good enough for most including some lowly neural nets.
<A124>
Mateon1 If PCI-E get some used one, they are cheap
<Kubuxu>
Also you don't need anything new, or strong, anything supporting UEFI works
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<lgierth>
keks: what were you highlighting me about?
<lgierth>
(been off computer for the past couple of days)
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