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<tangent128>
jamesstanley: after thinking about it, my gut feeling is that a PUT to something ending in a slash should be defined as an error. Left my rationale on the pull request. https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/pull/3931
<donald>
My code passed one of the test, the others did not pass because I did not write test code, and once I wrote it... it failed
<donald>
Quiark_: I mean Go code, not C code
<donald>
Need to go home
<radon>
was going to say...
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<donald>
Hi
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<bhstahl>
Hey folks, Ben here. IPFS is an awesome project with incredible implications. I wanted to get involved so I figured building something with it would be a good start. If anyone is interested, I'm looking for some early feedback on https://github.com/BusterLabs/partyshare. Particularly, with how I'm using IPFS in the app since I'm new here. Thanks!
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<callumgare>
<callumgare> (discalmer I'm just a lerker) Sounds awesome! It's impressively polished looking too. Do you know how long it normaly takes to get past "Syncing...". I've given it about 5-10 min now but still syncing. I'm on macOS Sierra with ipfs installed via brew as a service if that makes any difference.
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<bhstahl>
Thanks, callumgare! Syncing should be more or less instantaneous, so I think something is wrong. Would you mind creating a gist of the log (~/Library/Logs/partyshare.busterlabs.xyz/log.log) and tossing it in a ticket (https://github.com/BusterLabs/Partyshare#report-any-issues) for me to check out, please? Appreciate your feedback!
<lidel>
^--- we have trouble deciding if browser addon should be named "ipfs-station" or "ipfs-companion" ;-)
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<crankylinuxuser1>
how many hits show up if you type in companion vs station? It might be advantageous to choose the name with less hits so it's cognitively easier to find.
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<horrified>
is it possible to fetch content by its hashsum calculated with a different-than-usual hash function? in other words, if i have a SHA1 or SHA2-512 hash, can i still get the data?
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<Mateon1>
horrified: Yes, however only if the person who has this content references it by the same hash function. So, if somebody has a block hashed with SHA2-512, and you try to access the same block by equivalent SHA1 hash, you will not get the data.
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<horrified>
does the default go ipfs client hash the content with all the functions from the multihash table, then?
<horrified>
bah, i suppose i could look myself
<horrified>
k ,thx
<Mateon1>
No, it doesn't, you DON'T get the content if the hash functions differ
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<horrified>
:(
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<traverseda>
How does this pinbot work? Ocean charts for use with openCPN QmVaF7d4Q1yJhdnUjzFodW8fxbrXT69Dsx5drMT6L5nMW3
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<emunand[m]>
traverseda: only admins can use the pinbot
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<traverseda>
Ahh, fair enough. I thought it was a public service
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