<sdgathman>
Yeah, government war is problematic - mainly because they get to define "porn". E.g. old soviet union defined the Bible as "porn".
<sdgathman>
(Not without some justification given some of the scenes ...)
<ansuz>
yea, like Zeus and those cows
<ansuz>
that bible is crazy stuff
<sdgathman>
The school filters are more low key - the only access to global internet is via the school server, and any filtering happens in the backgroup, with nothing said about anything being "forbidden".
<sdgathman>
As soon as you forbid it, it is suddenly a must have item.
<sdgathman>
"The law provokes sin. I did not know what it was to covet until the law said 'Thou shalt not covet'."
<ansuz>
I'm glad ipfs is helping us move towards a lawless world
<ansuz>
then we can all be virtuous
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<haileris>
I'm playing with ipfs and tor. Any interest?
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<whyrusleeping>
haileris: take a look at what the open bazaar guys have been doing
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<haileris>
How does that affect node functionality? Does it just keep the node from acting as a router for the entire swarm?
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<lgierth>
yeah
<lgierth>
it doesn't respond to other nodes' questions
<haileris>
I'm reading https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/issues/1482 now. So are there any limits I can set? Or conversely, what should I look for as evidence of overload. There are many VMs and VPS in my connection path :(
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<alu>
whyrusleeping: u here
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<ansuz>
when you run `ipfs daemon --offline` it tells you that "Swarm not listening, running in offline mode."
<ansuz>
but when you `ipfs daemon --routing=dhtclient`, you don't get any feedback about the dht
<Kubuxu>
it is jut other routing mode
<Kubuxu>
but I agree, we could give some feedback
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<A124>
Which docker should be used from now on, juan's or ipfs's?
<A124>
Also... should there be a switch to set nice, and possibly even ionice? (Env variable). On some systems, even after setting cgroups it has impact on the system.
<A124>
I do not fully get the release tags of those two docker hubs.
<Kubuxu>
lgierth: ^^
<A124>
Do not mind the last one, juan does use all tags every time, but builds less often (when?).
<A124>
And the ipfs release/master is 20 days old. Else it is all master.
<A124>
* release/latest. I need coffee
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<A124>
Is there any document how to properly file issues? I found only template.md, but issues use P0-P4 (which some only mention the P0 and P4, not any other levels exact meaning)
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<A124>
And if it is performance thing, that is important for production performance (that is expected given current implementation), but not a bug, what kind of issue is that?
<A124>
I was looking on how to make best quality issue before clicking create issue, which apparently has comment and links to the docs. Should be in README.md Contribution section also or something
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<A124>
Is there any way to set IPFS add I/O priority lower then serving chunks out of the disk to the network?
<A124>
I did not find a way to specify this for a Reader, is there a way to set priority for the Reader, or does one have to rely on being lazy in the code?
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<physes>
@Kubuxu @whyrusleeping just wondering is there anything in the current toolset where you can check whether a hash is a real file or not? Ideally an API call which takes a content-address as a parameter and then returns a boolean for "exists".
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<Kubuxu>
physes: ipfs file ls --enc json QmbFMke1KXqnYyBBWxB74N4c5SBnJMVAiMNRcGu6x1AwQH
<Kubuxu>
is not perfect
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<A124>
Added two issues, hopefuly everything correct adn on spot.
<physes>
thanks
<A124>
Related to the hashing performance, master seems perform better, not a bottleneck for now, so not posting that one.
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<Kubuxu>
A124: master right now won
<Kubuxu>
won't bottleneck on hashing for a while
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<A124>
Kubuxu Sorry to jump back, why so?
<Kubuxu>
we have some overheads elsewhere
<Kubuxu>
also hashing vs hdd speeds
<A124>
Oh that. When not using raw leaves, does it wrap chunk, then hash, or hash header, data, footer, finalize sequentialy?
<A124>
And for hashing, unless already done, the simplest thing is just to make that parallel, of course.
<Kubuxu>
yes, but still you will be limited on HDD speeds
<A124>
Depends, NVMe SSDs on enterprise systems are pretty swift.
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<Kubuxu>
in this case yes, hashing might be a problem but I am sure we have even bigger overheads elsewhere
<Kubuxu>
for example, pinning right now takes ages :p
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<physes>
@Kubuxu, I just looked at that command, good stuff. If a content address is invalid will it return an error or will it return JSON with "size" = 0?
<Kubuxu>
what do you mean by invalid?
<physes>
does not exist, i.e. a content-address that does not point to anything within ipfs.
<physes>
basically in a directory where people can store or swap out content-addresses, I'm trying to build a quick checker that the address points to something. So if someone puts in a SAFE redirect, it pings the SAFE network for validity, the same for IPFS or Storj or whatever.
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<Mateon1>
physes: That's not really possible without requesting the object. Also, the fact that it can't be requested at the moment, doesn't reflect whether it was available in the past or will be in the future.
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<physes>
@Mateon1 what would it take to build a more lightweight checker? could this be put on the development wish list?
<Mateon1>
physes: That is impossible without checking the network, you can either check a gateway like ipfs.io or use an IPFS node. no other way
<physes>
I realize that
<A124>
physes So... you can use public gateway API.
<A124>
You can do stuff like ls/object get.
<physes>
but it would be a tough ask to have to request the full object to check whether it exists
<physes>
good point
<A124>
physes Full object = max 256k. Only the top level object.
<physes>
the kind of ping I'm looking for should be measured in bytes
<A124>
physes Your network is what, what is that SAFE thing?
<A124>
And what you want to check, whether object exists? or whether all stuff is resolvable - whole tree?
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<kenCode[m]>
Hey guys, how does IPRS compare with the record-keeping abilities of Bigchaindb? Secondly, is there a presentation or youtube vid online about IPRS yet?
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<dignifiedquire>
geemili: there is also the vague idea of an api for rust https://github.com/dignifiedquire/rust-ipfs-api which would be great for a first round to just interact with a go node
<dignifiedquire>
(warning there is very little there)