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<antoniooohhh>
aa
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<Noxarivis[m]>
I am curious about filecoin
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<yurb>
Is it possible to use ipfs on top of tor, i.e., without revealing publisher's ip?
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<r0kk3rz>
yurb: each node would probably need an onion address though
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<Magik6k>
yurb, openbazaar ipfs fork has TOR support IIRC. Porting it to the main go-ipfs should be easy, but it wouldn't be useful without connection relay (which is coming soon)
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<fribmendes>
Is there any way to define how peers save content on libp2p?
<fribmendes>
if I connect them using kademlia and publish content to the network, how is it stored?
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<deltab>
fribmendes: what kind of content? the dht is only used for provider addresses, ipns records, signature keys, afaik
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<SchrodingersScat>
Magik6k: connection relay?
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<fribmendes>
deltab: i was trying to distribute content across the network. in this case it's json. in that case, i can map the content to a certain peer using the kad-dht api, right? but is it possible to directly send it to the corresponding peer, having its peer id?
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<Kubuxu>
hakuna-shida: easiest way to get it set up correctly: build go-ipfs from source
<Kubuxu>
there is a small howto in go-ipfs' readme
<hakuna-shida>
thanks, will give that a try
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<daviddias>
moshisushi: \o/ :D
<daviddias>
big hi5 to pedrot who wrote and created the tutorial :D
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<moshisushi>
daviddias: though for someone new to js-ipfs it might not be clear that they have to wait for ipfs to start before calling ipfs.pubsub.subscribe
<moshisushi>
but guessing manual init would make the blog post look more convoluted :/
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<daviddias>
moshisushi: right, so the video does show the `on('ready')` part
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<daviddias>
would you like to suggest adding that line to the post as well? I would take that PR :)
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<moshisushi>
daviddias: sure
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<fribmendes>
deltab: thanks, I thought I could avoid the direct connection
<fribmendes>
Is there any way to add redundancy, though? exchange content with two peers instead of one, in case of a disconnect
<deltab>
yes, connect to as many as you want
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<deltab>
moshisushi: it doesn't queue the subscriptions?
<moshisushi>
deltab: I don't know, I could only get it to work using after waiting for 'ready' callback
<moshisushi>
otherwise it complains about being in offline mode
<moshisushi>
I'll do a PR if that looks sufficient. Wondering now about the comment from deltab though...
<moshisushi>
deltab: it throws "Error: This command must be run in online mode. Try running 'ipfs daemon' first." if I run w/o ready callback, to be exact
<deltab>
oh, and you might run a node that doesn't go online
<daviddias>
deltab: if you don't want it to go online, you put in the options object new IPFS({start: false}) and it won't start libp2p, bitswap and dht