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<grandy>
apologies for the really dumb newb question but i figure someone might have a quick answer
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<Alpha64>
grandy which question?
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<grandy>
Alpha64: I read a blog post where he makes a static webpage, saves it to ipfs, and then apparently has it loading from a normal domain name... i was able to figure out how to create the page, but can only access it as an ipfs.io URL, just wondering if it's possible to have it map to a regular domain name without using a browser plugin
<Alpha64>
you can map your domain to ipfs.io/ipfs/Qm...
<Alpha64>
otherwise to use just the hash the person browsing needs to have ipfs installed and running
<lgierth>
grandy: no need at all to apologize
<voker57>
this still will not work w/o plugin. best you can do is ipfs.io/ipns/my.domain
<lgierth>
you can set a TXT record on your domain, and put dnslink=/ipfs/QmHash in there
<lgierth>
(or /ipns/QmPeerID if you want to do the same but with IPNS)
<grandy>
lgierth: appreciated
<grandy>
ahh I was thinking maybe there was a way to create a cname record pointing to ipfs.io/ipns/my.domain
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<lgierth>
point your CNAME to gateway.ipfs.io, it'll translate the request Host header to /ipns/<host>, and that's where it picks up the TXT record
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<grandy>
is that what ipns pin does? link a hash to the name?
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<zenground0>
Are the go-ipfs filestore package and ipfs-pack trying to achieve similar goals? What characteristics differentiate these two?
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<The_Brofessor>
Hello! I was wondering if anyone faced a similar issue, I've got IPFS running locally in a Docker container via Docker Toolbox. It initialized perfectly, and I was able to add some local files to IPFS. However, when trying to transfer the files from a second computer, I can't see my first one on swarm peers, nor manually connect to the peer. The DHT appears to have information though, because I can ipfs dht findpeer <peer_id>
<The_Brofessor>
I get a "dial attempt failed: context deadline exceeded" message
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<grandy>
The_Brofessor: did you try ipfs ping ?
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<The_Brofessor>
This is the output I get from ping:
<The_Brofessor>
Looking up peer QmeUmDv2B8pdeDwPtkMsR9ChGiUx5RtHVnKbzsTkxSGbPP
<The_Brofessor>
My current interwebz searching is leading me to try and test for NAT issues, but super new to this stuff so want to check here since I've been debugging for a couple hours
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<grandy>
The_Brofessor: I'm new to IPFS. In my case, when I had that problem, it was in fact NAT issues. The UPnP feature of IPFS was not successfully opening the ports of my router.
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<grandy>
The_Brofessor: But it can also take some time before the network learns enough links to route your request, so try giving it a few mins.
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<VylBird>
Well, it took many crashes, but I've done it.
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<VylBird>
I managed to mangle my store so much, I can't start IPFS any more.
<VylBird>
Seems that badger does not provide guaranteed crash recovery.
<JCaesar>
sophiya: nah, 5.6TB is really ridiculous. I'm still chewing on my 200GB set and it's been over a week.
<JCaesar>
I really wish ipfs would hash at the speed of an average filesystem (no, not ntfs) on a normal hdd, Then, this kind of thing would be at least doable.
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<jdowner>
is there a way to list the files in my repo? I have been trying 'ipfs ls' but I just get 'ipfs: Reading from /dev/stdin; send Ctrl-d to stop.'
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<jdowner>
I have add a bunch of files to my repo and, if I know the right hash, I can read them. But I want to know how to list those objects without storing a hashmap
<JCaesar>
ipfs pin ls
<JCaesar>
optionally, with a --type=recursive, or something…
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<jdowner>
JCaesar: thanks! it seems odd that this is a pin related command.
<JCaesar>
it may seem more natural if you understand more of the concepts.
<JCaesar>
(I don't like pins at all though. In the end, there will be no way to know what you pinned and why.)
<jdowner>
maybe. I mean, I know that any content you personally add is pinned, but I would have expected to be able to list the content without referring to the pin concept
<JCaesar>
I mean, I think you can also list what's inside your cache.
<JCaesar>
and you can list what's in the filestore, if you add with --nocopy.
<JCaesar>
but yeah, ipfs add may be a bit of a misnomer… not that I think there is any better name for it.
<VylBird>
JCaesar, I found badger to be much faster.
<VylBird>
Can easily ipfs add at 50MB/s on that.
<JCaesar>
VylBird: badger?
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<JCaesar>
ah, as an object store.
<VylBird>
New store format.
<VylBird>
It's experimental in the newest IPFS.
<jdowner>
JCaesar: in any case, that gives me a push in the right direction :)
<VylBird>
You have to enable it, it's not the default.
<JCaesar>
jdowner: apart from that: I dislike pinning things. there's no built-in way to go from the pin to some kind of metadata like a name or anything… I wish there was a built-in way to do ipfs add --pin=false and ipfs files cp in one step.
<VylBird>
It's faster. But if something corrupts it, which isn't too hard when IPFS crashes without closing it cleanly, there's not much possibility of recovering. Whole store gets hosed.
<JCaesar>
VylBird: Hm, have you tested that with --nocopy? I found there to be only little performance difference between adding with --nocopy and without…
<VylBird>
What does --nocopy do?
<JCaesar>
Experimental feature, that doesn't copy the files to the object store, instead reads them from their original path when requested.
<JCaesar>
I think that's named filestore. Not sure though.
<VylBird>
Ah, that thing. Thought about it, but I wasn't sure if it was quite ready.
<VylBird>
Plus my files are moved around a lot.
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<JCaesar>
Mine aren't. There's some fun stuff about having to have the files in your home directory and other fun stuff with permissions (the files are readable, but you still get a permission error in certain situations), but otherwise, it's fairly smooth when using.
<VylBird>
I'm essentially using IPFS as a backup, in case my main filesystem gets corrupted.
<VylBird>
IPFS store lives on another filesystem, in another computer.
<JCaesar>
But then corruption on crash must be pretty painful, no?
<VylBird>
Yes. Thus my slow process of evaluation.
<JCaesar>
*lunch*
<VylBird>
And why I've now concluded badger is hopeful, but not yet ready
<jdowner>
JCaesar: you mentioned using 'ipfs files cp'. the documentation says that this command copies files to mfs. do you know what 'mfs' is?
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<VylBird>
Shame there's no way to configure IPFS to use multiple stores.
<VylBird>
One for writing, and the others as read-only, static content.
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<JCaesar>
VylBird: Guess we need UnionStore. :P (But yeah, that'd be useful. I'd like to hash my 6 mio objects folder once and then keep the index around, not rehash it once a new store comes out…)
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<lgierth>
zenground0: ipfs-pack is a tool for packaging up datasets, filestore simply avoids duplicating data into the repo
<lgierth>
zenground0: they're complementary
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<miflow[m]>
What s needed to have full P2P, (no router, DNS whatsoever) or are we all ready?
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<r0kk3rz>
miflow[m]: depends on what you mean by no router?
<Nouts[m]>
What should be the web-ui address ? 127.0.0.1:5001 or 127.0.0.1:8080 ? (by default I mean)
<lgierth>
:5001
<lgierth>
(and don't expose it to other hosts)
<Nouts[m]>
because each time I open via ipfs-companion addon or ipfs-gui on windows, it opens on port 5001. But ipns addresses resolve only when I use port 8080
<lgierth>
yeah the webui is "part of" the api
<Nouts[m]>
what's the use of port 8080 then ?
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<lgierth>
it's the http-to-ipfs gateway
<lgierth>
where you get /ipfs/<hash> and /ipns/<peerid>
<lgierth>
the /ipfs/<hash> stuff on :5001 is *only* for the webui, and you'll notice that no other hashes work
<lgierth>
it's a terrible hack :/ but it's what we have
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<Nouts[m]>
ok ! I missed that info 🙂
<Nouts[m]>
I understand
<lgierth>
:)
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<Nouts[m]>
so I guess, when I use search bar in webui, it uses port 5001 ? that's why it doesn't find anything ?
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<lgierth>
no, it uses the api for that
<lgierth>
so it should work
<lgierth>
i just tried it with QmQrX8hka2BtNHa8N8arAq16TCVx5qHcb46c5yPewRycLm
<lgierth>
(which is the current version of the ipfs.io website)
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<ido>
this is what I get back in the first terminal: {"from":"EiDXB0BlEPrI4SBwXtHRNjgT6bixHnnNOpXzG0rCH17pnQ==","data":"aGkx","seqno":"FQDhk/AEICA=","topicIDs":["test"]}
<ido>
the data doesn't look like hi1 exactly, is it encoded and I need to decode it?
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<score_under[m]>
do they base64-decode to anything sensible