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<}ls{>
quite new to ipfs i tried some examples on my root box at provider. Immediately they send me an abuse ticket stating that an port scan attack was lauched from my box. Hown can i disable the scanning of local segment? I want to use services only outside the providers net infrastructure. Are thern any links to beginners doc except the ones at ipfs.ip ?
<guybrush>
i am trying pgte's shared-editing-demo but somehow all the websocket-connections are pending - anyone has ran into the same problem?
<guybrush>
i can connect with wscat just fine but it wont work in chrome
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<SchrodingersScat>
}ls{: wow, why are they such dicks?
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<r0kk3rz>
}ls{: yeah, and theres a number of us running nodes on hetzner too
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<}ls{>
so we should line up to make Hetzner adjust their attack detection thingies?
<}ls{>
*G*
<}ls{>
r0kk3rz: your nick sounds like something i even read in searching pubs and beds in this area...
<Kubuxu>
We are also running in Hertzner.
<Kubuxu>
some of our nodes.
<Kubuxu>
funny thing about hertzner, long time ago I was getting SYN flooded from spoofed IPs, this meant that my dedi was responding with SYN+ACK
<}ls{>
that makes me ask why Hetzner still didn't adjust their psads...
<Kubuxu>
which triggered the scan detection
<Kubuxu>
it was quite a fight to stop them from disabling my dedi
<}ls{>
yeah, they forced me too to respond in given time... otherwise they would stop our dedi.
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<}ls{>
SchrodingersScat: Well, they just take security things very seriously. Not that bad.
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<aunteek>
I'm not aware if anyone is up, but I'm trying to initialize the repo here, and when i have to run ipfs cat /ipfs/"hash"/readme it doesn't work correctly, it says the input isn't a valid multihash, but I'm writing it character for character identical to the hash itself
<aunteek>
actually, i just used copy/paste and it miraculously works
<SchrodingersScat>
god has blessed your ipfs
<aunteek>
probably it tbh
<aunteek>
thanks for acknowledging that i was here, i'll be on my way
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<aunteek>
actually nevermind, i'm back with more problems
<aunteek>
ran <ipfs daemon> and everything is running smoothly, but i can't use the terminal because after it says "daemon is ready" it doesn't let me type any commands
<SchrodingersScat>
aunteek: either use screen or tmux so you can have multiple consoles in one terminal emulator, or open another, OR background the process using something like 'ipfs daemon &' without the ' quotes.
<aunteek>
ah, okay. thanks!
<SchrodingersScat>
yep, have fun, good luck.
<aunteek>
yeah, opening another terminal tab in konsole worked
<SchrodingersScat>
aunteek: personally I recommend starting a screen or tmux session, then if you accidentally close everything then it will still be running, and for example with mine I only have to do screen -r -d to get back to it
<aunteek>
hm. i'll try it sometime. i believe i have it already installed
<moshisushi>
daviddias: not presented in the best way perhaps but does take key generation out of the picture
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<daviddias>
moshisushi: thank you!!
<daviddias>
oh wow, why is Node.js so slow
<daviddias>
wait, it says "generate key pairs and.."
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<SchrodingersScat>
friends don't let friends node.js
<daviddias>
note, the bench is browser vs Node.js
<daviddias>
which is WebCrypto vs Node.js Crypto module
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<moshisushi>
daviddias: hey
<moshisushi>
yeah it measures both total time including setting up the sessions (which includes creating key pairs) but then also just the send time
<daviddias>
ah, I see
<moshisushi>
which is also what the stats are based on... I just wanted to include total time as well because key generation performance might be interesting to someone
<daviddias>
so, sendTime was reduced, which is a good thing
<daviddias>
keyGen on Node.js after libp2p-crypto 0.9 went through the roof as expected
<daviddias>
This is indeed really useful
<moshisushi>
daviddias: yeah still a factor 5-10 slower than nodejs in both browsers
<daviddias>
how can we convert this into something that perf hackers can use to get excited and improve things
<moshisushi>
daviddias: was that because of key generation being pure js now?
<moshisushi>
I don't remember the details of that issue
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<kenrestivo>
just starting to play with ipfs. go implementation uses up 1gb of ram on a vps and uses ~12% CPU just to idle. also uses 90% CPU and 87% RAM on an old raspberry pi, and 120% CPU and 70% CPU on a pi 2 quad.
<kenrestivo>
alpha software so i'm assuming performance tuning is a ways away. still, not bad. i hope there's eventually a c++ or rust implementation of the daemon for embedded use.
<lemmi>
the network grew a little too fast and a few defaults regarding to the open connections don't fit at the moment, but will likely be fixed in the next version i think. also the default runs a full dht node which involves quite a bit of bookkeeping. you might have better results with starting the daemoen with "ipfs daemon --routing=dhtclient" which will also safe quite a bit of bandwidth
<kenrestivo>
cool. what are the limitations of running dhtclient ? or pointer to docs maybe (vaguely remember hearing about this)?
<kenrestivo>
seems to reduce memory usage quite a lot.
<kenrestivo>
thanks lemmi !
<lemmi>
np
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