<lgierth>
vtomole: not sure it's pinned anywhere -- see if you can find a provider with `ipfs dht findprovs`
<vtomole>
whoa! Didn't actually expect a response on a Friday night :)
<lgierth>
irc never sleeps
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<lgierth>
(or parties)
<vtomole>
haha
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<vtomole_>
I got quite a list actually "Qmbyba4hiS62AuMpPuey1c3c3tehksVpDcp4GqE16PrAcm QmSoLueR4xBeUbY9WZ9xGUUxunbKWcrNFTDAadQJmocnWm Qme63idhHJ2awgkdG952iddw5Ta9nrfQB3Bpn83V1Bqgvv QmaqWpoHjhYxgU8cEX2rAkuj9BWt9EgzVFHtGMPzMUXkyd QmWeV29uchLuN8SKJuCjWs8j4acSaPEKvXhhYmVn1dCMqy QmSoLnSGccFuZQJzRadHn95W2CrSFmZuTdDWP8HXaHca9z QmcP8J9x9HChPDrcm8tx2FEAPxaJ8uCtCTMvexwjuSgHyj QmcbhuvPtpL4TKDNKYPdxeqGKA54TQt4eJmCMe8U3bzv2M QmTrLmZNKpAxdAxc4C5fAQgDWWin5R7g
<lgierth>
ah it's even pinned on the ipfs.io gateways (the ones starting in QmSoL)
<lgierth>
oops let me restart ipfs on one of them
<lgierth>
vtomole_: ok try
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<vtomole>
Still a pause, reminds of the kind of pause i get when i try to access something i added in the gateway for the first time.
<vtomole_>
vtomole@vtomole:~/container-demos/001-download-vm$ make ipfs get QmW9on9UeKCVDb5dsTEZJQwQoH53gXUtVfWvSBhf2Thmyq/vms/opscode_ubuntu-14.04_chef-provisionerless.box
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<lgierth>
mh no it doesn't appear to pinned on the QmSoL nodes
<lgierth>
they must have had it at some point in the past two years, and someone's still holding provider records for that
<lgierth>
sorry it's gone -- if you can somehow recreate it, file a PR with the new hash and i'll make sure it gets pinned
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<vtomole_>
For sure, i'm guessing nobody has run that script in a while since an issue wasn't filed.
<lgierth>
yeah and last substantial update march 2015 :)
<lgierth>
that's around the time the alpha video was made
<vtomole_>
Oh no! if it's gone.... isn't that what we want to avoid?
<lgierth>
yep :)
<lgierth>
maybe you can find a different version of the file (with a different hash)
<vtomole_>
How did it disappear if findprovs showed some addresses?
<lgierth>
anyhow, everybody pays better attention to pinning now. back then there was a textfile somewhere with "stuff to seed" and things got lost :)
<lgierth>
vtomole_: some nodes are apparantly still serving 2-year old provider records. probably old nodes
<lgierth>
open an issue and ping the committers of that repo, maybe they can reproduce it
<lgierth>
(it = the file)
<vtomole_>
I'm trying to upload my own iso by following the README, i can't pin "vtomole@vtomole:~$ ipfs pin -r QmQNVTTuRqTkQUXSgdKLSGrokcpCJKruVAAMWvRAV3oFbE/sio Error: Unrecognized option 'r'"
<vtomole_>
Is the pinning command different now than 2 years ago?
<lgierth>
it's pin add
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<vtomole_>
Whats the difference between ipfs pin add and ipfs add?
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<ianopolous>
vtomole_: if you add a file the file can be retrieved from the returned multihash, but if you call a gc without pinning it, it will be deleted. If you pin it then it will persist locally through a gc
<ianopolous>
(currently you have to add it, and then pin the resulting multihash)
<lgierth>
add implies pin unless you --pin=false
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<ianopolous>
lgierth: my understanding is that add doesn't also pin: https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/issues/3544 Unless that only applies to the smaller block and object commands?
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<vtomole_>
hmm that's weird then cause "ipfs pin add QmTrLmZNKpAxdAxc4C5fAQgDWWin5R7gJ1MAQDQ6RjME9P/iso" is hanging, (the hash is my node id btw)
<ianopolous>
lgierth: my bad, you're right. I just tested. It's only the smaller commands that don't also pin
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<ianopolous>
vtomole_: correction: "ipfs add $file" will also pin the resulting multihash, so by default anything you "ipfs add" will survive a gc
<vtomole_>
Just curious. How much space is the gateway taking?
<vtomole_>
Oh wait nvm the gateway just fetches the files, right?
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<cblgh>
question: is there any resource that lists projects that make use of ipfs?
<alterego>
dignifiedquire: got another libp2p-crypto question :)
<alterego>
dignifiedquire: I want to run in a WebWorker, but WebWorkers don't have the WebCrypto API exposed in them (something that will hopefully be fixed someday). Is there a way I can get libp2p-crypto to use another crypto method?
<alterego>
dignifiedquire: nevermind, it is exposed, but under "self" instead of "window" ;)
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<alterego>
Two modifications required to get it to work. One in js-libp2p-crypto and one in webcrypto-shim :)
<alterego>
IPFS in a WebWorker, works :)
<cblgh>
haad: do you bundle & run the ipfs daemon with orbit as part of the electron package?
<dignifiedquire>
alterego: great to hear! I wanted to make that happen for some time but never found the time to do it
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<dignifiedquire>
awesome 👏
<dignifiedquire>
alterego: now put it into a service worker and intercept gateway requests :)
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<alterego>
Heh, good idea.
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<jeremias_>
Hi
<jeremias_>
I managed to run a ipfs peer on my raspberry pi 2
<jeremias_>
Now I would like to open my ipns site on Safari on my Mac via pi
<jeremias_>
What to do to acces my pi node external?
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<alterego>
dignifiedquire: "global" is a local variable, it is the function paramter. It is either window or self, depending on what the caller provides.
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<knupe>
Is it correct that I can't run "ipfs add barf" and "ipfs add blup" concurrently?
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<kpcyrd>
feedback (and bug reports) very welcome :)
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<alterego>
kpcyrd: what's on the serverside?
<alterego>
kpcyrd: are you using an intermediary file. Then ipfs adding it? Or using the go-ipfs http api directly? :)
<kpcyrd>
alterego: I pipe into `ipfs add -q`, but I should probably use the http api in a future version
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<alterego>
Simple and effective.
<Kubuxu>
kpcyrd: that is cool
<kpcyrd>
thanks :)
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<zPlus>
hi, is there any node or organization where people can upload/submit (free/libre) files, and the files are stored/preserved and made available via ipfs?
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<alterego>
zPlus: problem with that is who pays for it.
<alterego>
zPlus: there are one if not a few pinning services. But you must share the file yourself initially.
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<zPlus>
alterego: where can I find those services?
<zPlus>
alterego: anyway, if somebody promoted a pinning service like this as "a huge, distributed, repository for the commons"... people maybe would donate to support it? Or not?
<alterego>
zPlus: I expect the plan is to accept crypto
<alterego>
zPlus: filecoin I believe is an endeavour for this too.
<zPlus>
"the plan"?
<alterego>
Well, the plan of one of the pinning services I heard about.
<zPlus>
ah, you mean they offer pinning in exchange of cryptobucks
<alterego>
Currently I believe it's free, but I think that is the intention.
<jeremias_>
I managed to run a ipfs peer on my raspberry pi 2
<jeremias_>
Hi
<jeremias_>
Now I would like to open my ipns site on Safari on my Mac via pi
<jeremias_>
What to do to acces my pi node external?
<zPlus>
I actually think that if a pinning service is available to distribute the commons, people will donate to keep it up... but, I don't have a server to start anything like this... I wonder if anybody here has some spare space and would be interested to start a service like that?
<alterego>
jeremias_: You want to access files shared by your Pi? Or you want to access the whole IPFS network through your Pi from your Mac?
<mguentner>
zPlus: there is https://github.com/ipfs/archives/ - these seems to be some kind of authority that collects hashes, create an issue and describe why people should host your stuff
<jeremias_>
I want to access the whole IPFS network via Pi i.e. the webui
<alterego>
jeremias_: Ah, then you need to configure ipfs to bind to the ethernet port's IP address.