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<nannal_>
r0kk3rz: Thanks I actually took a look at this but didn't understand enough to make sense of it. I'll throw more time into it.
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<kpcyrd>
nannal__: the only way to detect if it's a valid multihash is decoding it
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<whyrusleeping>
ansuz: hi
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<r0kk3rz>
whyrusleeping: does the ipfs.io gateway use any load balancing?
<Kubuxu>
not really right now
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<whyrusleeping>
r0kk3rz: we have dns round robining
<r0kk3rz>
ah i see, i was thinking more like CDN style routing and the like
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<r0kk3rz>
since you can kind of create a cloudflare style thing using gateways and anycast
<whyrusleeping>
r0kk3rz: yeah, we're going to have anycast gateways soon
<r0kk3rz>
oh nice
<whyrusleeping>
also, last night we fixed dns caching on the gateways, and added gzip to our nginx config
<whyrusleeping>
so things should be a bit faster in general
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<dgrisham>
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<Forkk>
I'm running my IPFS nodes in docker containers, and it seems to be working fine on my local system, but for some reason when it runs on the production server it seems to take hours to pin a single small file
<Forkk>
what could be wrong here?
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<deltab>
Forkk: inaibility to make/receive network connections, maybe?
<deltab>
check the connected peers
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<xSkyripper>
Hello guys ! Can you give me some suggestions on how to build an app's basic browser front-end given the fact that I use go-ipfs-api and not js ?
<deltab>
uh, how is the app using go-ipfs-api?
<xSkyripper>
subscribing on a pubsub channel and adding files / posting to that channe;
<xSkyripper>
i'd like to develop an UI for browsers. firstly, is that possible .. ?
<deltab>
yes, but how do you want it to interact with the go code?
<deltab>
over pubsub?
<xSkyripper>
well, let's say a message is received on the respective channel
<xSkyripper>
it will be shown as a notification in browser
<xSkyripper>
or, sending values from a browser's input box / button to the code and sending an "entity" message to the subscribed channe;
<xSkyripper>
something very similar to a chat
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<xSkyripper>
but not exactly a chat, however the core is basically the same
<deltab>
you want to write something that runs in a browser, yes?
<deltab>
in a web page?
<xSkyripper>
yes, but isn't that achievable through go api ?
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<deltab>
the go api is for using ipfs from go programs
<deltab>
browsers can only run javascript
<xSkyripper>
I understand that
<deltab>
are you using something that converts go into javascript?
<xSkyripper>
but isn't there a way to somehow catch POST/GETS from your page in your go program ?
<deltab>
yes
<deltab>
that's http, not ipfs
<xSkyripper>
not really, the app is not implemented yet. I'm just thinking the architecture
<xSkyripper>
well yes.
<xSkyripper>
and we're not working with http here.
<deltab>
POST and GET are http methods
<xSkyripper>
I need some kind of method let's say to press a button in my page and see the result in the locally running go program
<xSkyripper>
i should have put it like this "POST" "GETS"
<xSkyripper>
:D
<deltab>
the go implementation of ipfs provides two http services: one is a gateway, allowing access to ipfs content; the other is the api
<deltab>
which you can send commands to add data, etc.
<xSkyripper>
I know that
<xSkyripper>
I'm just looking for a way to use the browser page as some kind of UI for the go program that's using the go ipfs api
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<xSkyripper>
I don't know if I made myself clear enough :-\
<deltab>
let me see if I've understood you
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<deltab>
page in browser <==http==> your go app <==go-ipfs-api==> go-ipfs daemon
<xSkyripper>
well yes, that's almost correct
<xSkyripper>
but I don't think that need to be "https" necessarily there ..
<xSkyripper>
or am I wrong ?
<deltab>
what do you want to use instead?
<xSkyripper>
here's a small use case to be more clear:
<xSkyripper>
input box in page => write "foo" in it => press a "submit button" => go program receives value "foo" from page => does something with the value and the daemon ...
<xSkyripper>
what the magic behind "program receives value ... " ?
<xSkyripper>
what's *
<deltab>
the usual way of doing that is http
<deltab>
the browser sends an http request to the server (the go program)
<deltab>
the go program receives the request, processes it, sends a response
<xSkyripper>
well yes, but doesn't that imply for the go program to act like a server ?
<deltab>
yes
<xSkyripper>
which .. kinda kills the ipfs main reason ?
<deltab>
how so?
<xSkyripper>
well, it cannot be done w/out a local server right ?
<xSkyripper>
I wanted to get stuff done serverless