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<whyrusleeping>
Hey everyone! We just released an ipfs 0.4.13 release candidate. If you were wanting to use the experimental 'badgerds' datastore option, then this should fix a few things for you.
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<massino_>
Can a single ipfs daemon serve multiple clients with different keys, if the clients don't trust each other? Or should the daemon be considered a single indivisible trust domain?
<whyrusleeping>
massino_: right now a daemon should be considered a 'per user' thing
<whyrusleeping>
we're working on api keys to help separate apps that want to use a given ipfs node though
<massino_>
Got it. Is it a fundamental design principle, or something you might implement (or encourage contributors to implement) in the future?
<massino_>
Based on your last message, the latter?
<whyrusleeping>
yeah, its the latter
<whyrusleeping>
The picture I have in my head is users being able to have all sorts of different apps that use a single ipfs node
<whyrusleeping>
but each app cant interfere with the other apps
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<massino_>
that's exactly what I want :)
<massino_>
I suspect many other people will want it too
<whyrusleeping>
yeah, If you have ideas on the UX for that, please let us know
<flyinglasanga[m]>
Hiya folks, I'm hoping I might be able to find some good resources here on testing remote procedure calls.
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<flyinglasanga[m]>
how does IPFS do their integration tests?
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<Steverman>
I am not sure I understand the multiaddr scheme. "/dns4/star-signal.cloud.ipfs.team/wss/p2p-webrtc-star/" is the same as "wss://star-signal.cloud.ipfs.team/p2p-webrtc-star/"?
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<JCaesar>
Hm, I'd like a function that combines ipfs add -r, and ipfs files cp, additionally overwriting what was previously at that path being copied to, and making sure the pin gets erased when the files entry gets removed.
<JCaesar>
I guess that's three feature requests in one…
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<JCaesar>
The first two sound simple enough that I might be able to implement them… Should I just try and then make a pull request?
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<voker57>
JCaesar: maybe drop the pin altogether, ipfs files are pinned already
<Steverman>
I don't know if I found a problem in js-multiaddr: But is it supposed to be like this? /dns4/domain.eu:9999/ws/p2p-webrtc-star works; /dns4/domain.eu/tcp/9999/ws/p2p-webrtc-star doesn't work
<mib_kd743naq>
that's not the case though - the current unixfs is exclusively pb-based, and as such doesn't have much to do with IPLD
<daviddias>
Nevertheless, every time that you add a file to IPFS today you are indeed using IPLD
<Steverman>
Can someone confirm if it's just me that's incorrect?
<daviddias>
dag-pb and dag-cbor are both IPLD
<mib_kd743naq>
daviddias: ok... then I guess I am confused on what the scope of "IPLD" ( as a term ) is, in which case everything I said above is bogus
<mib_kd743naq>
though I still have an uneasy feeling that unxifs is not "1.0 ready"
<daviddias>
Steverman: it should work, looks like you found a bug
<daviddias>
mib_kd743naq: I've updated the doc to give it a clean up and bring attention to it
<daviddias>
we must do a proper review of all the points and check if they are still the ones we want for 1.0.0
<daviddias>
and definite metrics to decide what is done and what it isn't
<JCaesar>
voker57: Really? I read somewhere that they weren't, and that there was a kind of best-efford-pinning to be added (i.e. do not evict things in ipfs files from cache, but do not pull unless requested).
<JCaesar>
Hm, guess that changed.
<Steverman>
I'll try to fix it.. if not... create an issue
<voker57>
JCaesar: yes, it's no-pull but if you're adding files you don't need it
<Steverman>
I always wanted to contribute, but never found the right place to start
<voker57>
JCaesar: yes
<daviddias>
Steverman: awesome! here you go :D
<Steverman>
Eh, might as well. My semester project depends on IPFS.
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<Steverman>
Took a risk
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<daviddias>
Steverman: where are you studying?
<Steverman>
Computer Science
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<Steverman>
Taking a masters course on IoT, P2P and cloud computing
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<Steverman>
It has been a rough ride
<daviddias>
nice, excellent choice!
<Steverman>
My project can be about anything, I just need to include p2p and a little bit of IoT. I could either use my own implementation of Kademlia, or try something else. Decided on IPFS, but browser support is not that great
<Steverman>
And it turns out DHT support isn't quite there yet. But it's still P2P!
<Steverman>
Regarding the heavy CPU usage with webrtc. Is it simply because it is connecting to too many peers? I believe hosting your own signal server would do for dev purposes
<Steverman>
daviddias: It's that package I am using :)
<daviddias>
Steverman: that's correct
<Steverman>
electron-webrtc causes this. Wrtc doesn't work with precompiled libraries
<Steverman>
I've tested both, and they're both buggy
<Steverman>
Hopefully libp2p-websockets-star will be implemented
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<mib_kd743naq>
<@daviddias> and definite metrics to decide what is done and what it isn't
<mib_kd743naq>
daviddias: ^^ is there a ticket for this specifically? would like to lurk-subscribe to it ;)