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<mikeal_>
is there an example, or docs, on how to configure a js node with a specific keypair? and how to generate a usable keypair to store and spin up nodes with? :)
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<mikeal_>
thanks :)
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<Rusty78>
Hi everyone! I am trying to figure out a small issue I am having with the API
<Rusty78>
I am getting an image from the server, when I visit the URL it downloads it perfectly in Base64 format but when I send a GET request from POSTMAN or from another server I get different data returned
<Rusty78>
Or its a content-type that I am not sure about
<deltab>
I can't reproduce exactly what happened, but it seems the tar file went through a UTF-8 decoder that replaced bytes it couldn't understand with U+FFFD, and the result was then UTF-8 encoded
<ligi>
JPLaurin: no I am also facing problems - there seem to be server errors - I noticed it with the gateway
<ligi>
17:37 < ligi> Hi - anyone else has problems with gateway.ipfs.io
<ligi>
17:38 < ligi> toggles between cannot be reached and 500
<ligi>
17:37 < ligi> ?
<ligi>
really hope this is not the first sign that the ICO destroyed the project - really like IPFS ..
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<whyrusleeping>
ligi: steps to reproduce?
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<whyrusleeping>
I was getting some issues last week, it turned out one of the gateway nodes was crashing
<whyrusleeping>
lgierth: any idea ^ ?
<whyrusleeping>
urgh... okay. i see it now
* whyrusleeping
just got back to internet today
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<TsT>
hello guys
<ansuz>
hello
<DuClare>
hillo
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<TsT>
is ipfs.io have a server issue ?
<TsT>
I got SSL (TLS) failure
<whyrusleeping>
yeah, we're working on it
<TsT>
ok
<whyrusleeping>
recently switched some hosts around in our dns
<whyrusleeping>
could have something to do with that
<TsT>
but if you already know ... just good luck :D
<whyrusleeping>
TsT: thanks!
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<TsT>
you're welcome ;)
<whyrusleeping>
Its looking like it might be a too low value for response buffering in our nginx config
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<TsT>
Im starting to play with ipfs
<TsT>
I add a first pdf file ... and got it over ipfs.io/ipfs/<his hash> im happy
<TsT>
but I don't have any ipfs daemon localy running ...
<TsT>
Im surprised
<TsT>
really cool in fact :p
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<whyrusleeping>
TsT: it sometimes feels like magic :)
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<ligi>
whyrusleeping: sorry no steps to reproduce - somehow feels like a slack joint ;-)
<whyrusleeping>
ligi: no worries, we tracked it down
<ligi>
whyrusleeping: great! Big up!!
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<TsT>
is the same file added by 2 peoples will got the same hash ? or the ipfs hash depends of the "uploader" keys ?
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<whyrusleeping>
TsT: the same file will (almost) always have the same hash
<whyrusleeping>
the only reason it wouldnt is if the adder selects different importer parameters
<TsT>
like one file or recursive directory ?
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<whyrusleeping>
both
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<whyrusleeping>
(or maybe i misunderstood your question)
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<erictapen>
is there a way to determine the amount of nodes behind a hash? I'm speaking about the nodes mentioned in ipfs pin add --progress.
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<cwahlers>
Kubuxu: so i tried that 0.4.11-dev build on my 1GB RAM box. it behaved a little but not significantly better, crashed with out of memory after ~24hs (peak was ~750 peers). i guess i'll have to upgrade to 2GB at least to run IPFS reliably on a VPS..
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<cwahlers>
i'm wondering, if more peers mean more memory, and if i run a node as a pinning backbone for a browser based IPFS application that subscribes to "clients", how does that scale? thinking about, say, twitter scale apps.
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<cwahlers>
^ /cc haad
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<Kubuxu>
we are working on a solution to stop it from accumulating peers
<Kubuxu>
clients in webapps would not run ipfs for so long right now
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<cwahlers>
right, but if my apps has a lot of users, and i have a lot of them simultaneously trying to persist data, i probably need a lot of nodes to scale that thing up, right? i mean, much more than traditional client/server setups, due to the high memory requirements (i'm just thinking out loud mostly, just wondering)
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<lgierth>
Rusty78: make sure to never expose port 5001 to the public
<lgierth>
it completely opens up your node to everyone
<Rusty78>
lgierth: Thank you for the suggestion, I will shut it down asap, it was only used for testing purposes
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<lgierth>
cool cool :) just in case -- our docs on that part aren't very good yet
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<whyrusleeping>
erictapen: you can do `ipfs refs -ru <hash> | wc -l`
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<erictapen>
whyrusleeping: great! Thats what I was looking for.
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<heimindanger>
hello
<erictapen>
heimindanger: hello
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<heimindanger>
@erictapen is there any ipfs staff I can talk with? I am the creator of dtube.video that uses ipfs. Im working on further development and would like to ask a few questions