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<Magik6k>
Kubuxu, the uuid at the end is the 'room' id. You may need to peer manually in dev console with 'ipfs.node$1.swarm.connect(..)' as there is no dht yet
<Magik6k>
And it should work in FF
<musicmatze>
So by now I have 26 pin jobs on one instance running and 25 on the other instance... and none finishes... some run for _days_ now! What can I do to investigate the situation? I updated ipfs recently (yesterday I think it was)!
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<musicmatze>
can someone pin QmQFXM62kjm8oohou1VEU8JHRvqDHLus26hG95swHngM4C ?
<musicmatze>
I can view it through the gateway, but my instances fail to pin it...
<SchrodingersScat>
musicmatze: pinned QmQFXM62kjm8oohou1VEU8JHRvqDHLus26hG95swHngM4C recursively # and it took no time at all
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<musicmatze>
SchrodingersScat: I really wonder why it doesn't work for me on my VM instances...
<SchrodingersScat>
have you tried turning it on and off again? can you view the file through those?
<SchrodingersScat>
are you sure it's networked properly?
<musicmatze>
I just updated the ipfs binary this morning and restarted the daemon!
<musicmatze>
what do you mean by "its networked properly"?
<SchrodingersScat>
idk, like are firewalls/nats/proxies/whatever possibly affecting your connections to where ipfs may not dht or something properly?
<musicmatze>
I don't know how to check these things... I run ipfs on two instances in my students cloud...
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<SchrodingersScat>
can it download the file through them?
<Codebird>
Afternoon.
<musicmatze>
SchrodingersScat: all I know is that I already managed to pin things with the VMs...
<SchrodingersScat>
oh, k, just not that one file?
<musicmatze>
Well... I'm trying to pin ~25 hashes... the hash above is just one of these 25 hashes I have `ipfs pin add` jobs running for
<musicmatze>
If I `ipfs add` a random file on one of the VMs, I can access it through the gateway... so that works at least
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<musicmatze>
okay here's a thing: I killed all pin jobs. I started each one by hand and killed it if it didn't succeed after a couple of seconds. Some work, some fail. If I start all via `cat hashes | while read h; do ipfs pin add "$h" & done` it doesn't work
<musicmatze>
so I guess the problem is that the daemon somehow is not able to handle mutliple pin jobs very well... or doesn't do it concurrently, but in the same order the `ipfs pin add` was called...
<SchrodingersScat>
why do you have to background it
<SchrodingersScat>
make like a kit-kat bar and give it a break
<musicmatze>
what do you mean
<musicmatze>
?
<SchrodingersScat>
I wasn't aware that we were expecting it to run them in parallel
<SchrodingersScat>
is...is it supposed to?
<musicmatze>
I'm not sure ... but its convenient to simply paste in a hash, add a `&` behind it and leave it be
<musicmatze>
and it seems like when `ipfs pin add` is called (without hash, so it reads from stdin), it also tries to do it in sequence, which is really bad if the very first hash cannot be fetched...
<musicmatze>
that was indeed my problem: The first hash did not work, but the others seem to work.
<SchrodingersScat>
tbh not sure how optimized it is, even on my nice machine it can seem to 'lock up' occasionally, which is why I mentioned restarting it
<musicmatze>
I could have distributed the content of ~20 hashes for days now, but because I didn't see that the first one failed, ...
<musicmatze>
I'll just submit a bug report
<SchrodingersScat>
mapfile -t hashes < <(cat hashes) ; for i in "${hashes[@]}" ; do until ipfs add -r "$i" ; do echo "Something done goofed up with $i" ; sleep 5 ; done ; done #?
<SchrodingersScat>
if i wrote that right it should keep trying until it happens
<musicmatze>
s/ipfs add/ipfs pin add/
<SchrodingersScat>
could put the hash list into an ipns and automate it across machines
<SchrodingersScat>
oh, sure, that's what I get for not actually running that, thanks.
<musicmatze>
but I think this does not work either because `ipfs pin add` blocks anyways...
<musicmatze>
you would need to ^C the add job after a certain timeout...
<SchrodingersScat>
then wouldn't backgrounding it be less effective?
<SchrodingersScat>
hmm, k
<Codebird>
I came in here yesterday to ask thoughts on a little IPFS pastebin thing. I've been refining it, it's much better now.
<musicmatze>
Codebird: tell me more about it!
<Codebird>
I shall in a few minutes, I'm just putting in a tiny bit more error handling so you get nice readable messages when it goes wrong.
<Taoki>
I want to see this technology succeed and become standardized! However, I fear it will have to take who knows how many years until we'll truly see the free / reliable / uncensorable internet. Solely because the standard will take too long to adopt, as people won't see enough reason to trust it or it get enough attention altogether...
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<achin>
musicmatze: i was amused to see you in here, and then see you the next day in /r/rust :) the big and wild internet is maybe not so big afterall
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