<victorbjelkholm>
JayCarpenter: also, there is #ipfs-barcelona
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<drozdziak1>
I've added a pull request to py-ipfs, but I also saw that there's other pretty old issues. What's the status of the project and how can I help it progress? https://github.com/ipfs/py-ipfs/pull/44
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<lgierth>
daviddias dryajov dignifiedquire: could you help out james9834 with the js-ipfs dht flag?
<lgierth>
we wanna do IPNS in the browser
<lgierth>
(no problem that it doesn't interoperate with go-ipfs)
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<Icefoz_>
voker57: There's no size limit yet but there should be some practical one someday.
<dryajov>
james9834: lgierth: something might have changed, but I believe we don’t have IPNS implemented as of yet, here is an issue for some background - https://github.com/ipfs/js-ipfs/issues/209
<Icefoz_>
voker57: I wrote a web API in Rust to take commands from the browser, stuff metadata into a database, and forward the important bits to the IPFS node program.
<Icefoz_>
also, amazingly, it hasn't broken itself too badly to work. Huzah!
<James_Epp>
Okay so through experimenting, it seems that if I "ipfs add" a local file, it copies the data into ~/.ipfs . is this correct? But if I use the -n switch, the file is not accessible by another peer. How do I not duplicate the data on the seeds disk?
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<James_Epp>
....asside from deleting my entire .ipfs folder, is there a way to "remove" a hash from the saved daemon so that the data associated to that hash is not served publicly? I understand the ipfs DHT is subject in the same was as bittorrent to sybil attacks, and data scraping across the whole network.
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<whyrusleeping>
James_Epp: you can remove content by unpinning it and running a garbage collection
<whyrusleeping>
`ipfs pin rm <hash>` and then `ipfs repo gc`
<James_Epp>
huh ok
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<musicmatze>
Good evening. Has someone already developed a web application with js-ipfs in elm?
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<Powersource>
i'm using js-ipfsd-ctl in electron for a project and it seems around half the time I start the client, it doesn't create the disposableDaemon (never gets inside the callback). It's been like this for a few months. Any guesses as to why? Any information that would help?
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<lgierth>
haad: ^
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<colin_>
Trying to host a website at mooooo.ooo by pointing it at gateway.ipfs.io and populating the dnslink TXT record.
<colin_>
But the issue seems to be that for some reason both Firefox and Chrome try to connect to https://mooooo.ooo even when I just enter http://mooooo.ooo and gateway.ipfs.io obviously doesn't have the appropriate cert for that.
<colin_>
Anyone else deal with this before?
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<musicmatze>
colin_: wow, that site is served really fast! :-)
<musicmatze>
much faster than my sites normally
<colin_>
musicmatze: No javascript, so that alone might make the page loads feel faster :P
<musicmatze>
colin_: no js on my site either,... :-)
<musicmatze>
I just checked and mine was pretty fast, too ... did something change in the ipfs implementation that made the network faster?
<musicmatze>
:-) wouldn't mind, of course!
<colin_>
Could be. mooooo.ooo _did_ work fine until at least 2 weeks ago. I pushed a new version of the site this morning and now I'm getting the https errors. But I didn't load mooooo.ooo before pushing the new site, so I don't know if the new dnslink value broke it or if it was already broken.
<colin_>
But if the ipfs implementation changed recently, that might be related.
<musicmatze>
I am really amazed right now about pubsub and CRDTs ... that's also why I asked above about js-ipfs and elm :-) because I want to develop a distributed client-side only web application :-)
<colin_>
It shows: Connected to mooooo.ooo (217.182.195.23) port 80 (#0)