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<AphelionZ> JCaesar: thats a fun fringe case. Why does it EOF? Does ipfs untar the file somehow?
<JCaesar> I suppose… I have no idea.
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<AphelionZ> here's the hacker news discussion with the canonical link... and this will be the last I post of it on here :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16228341
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<Djuice> i wanted to run an ipfs node on my rpi3 but i was wondering if it would eventually use up all the storage on my sd card?
<Djuice> whats the min storage I should have for a node to be useful
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<AphelionZ> Djuice: depends on what data you put on it / what data you request
<AphelionZ> it's not a thing where once the node is running it starts downloading everytihng from the internet ever
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<Djuice> so how does the hash get replicated on the nodes
<Djuice> do people set their nodes to collect published data?
<AphelionZ> they have to also request it, or you can request it through their gateways
<AphelionZ> for example if you go to the ipfs.io gateway and ask for a hash, it replicates that content
<AphelionZ> that is, until garbage collection runs
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<Djuice> so I just published my website through my node locally on my desktop will the site go down eventually if i exit my node
<AphelionZ> I do the same with http://mrh.io... havent had a problem yet
<AphelionZ> any time anybody requests the site it re-requests the hash
<AphelionZ> i think the answer is technically "yes?" but in practice... seems ok
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<Djuice> kool thanks
<paulogr> exit
<paulogr> exit
<whyrusleeping> paulogr: try using /exit to quit IRC
<whyrusleeping> or /quit
<paulogr> thanks man!
* AphelionZ chuckles
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<Kythyria[m]> > so I just published my website through my node locally on my desktop will the site go down eventually if i exit my node
<Kythyria[m]> Unless some other node is pinning it, yes.
<Kythyria[m]> (or unless you have enough traffic via ipfs that other people are keeping it replicated)
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<Tyerell> w
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<davidj> Good day folks, could someone point me in the right direction how to set up a private IPFS-network? I would like to write an essay/master thesis about IPFS but need something to start from.
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<AphelionZ> I dont know if private networks have shipped yet
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<davidj> @AphelionZ, alright. Do you have any good idea what we can focus our master thesis about?
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<AphelionZ> me? nope, sorry
<AphelionZ> I'm not a researcher :/
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<davidj> Thanks voker57 and victorbjelkholm, I find IPFS really interesting but it seems quite hard to evaluate.
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<victorbjelkholm> davidj: in what way? Our docs our a bit lacking at the moment. I guess the view of the project(s) currently is the various whitepapers
<victorbjelkholm> the best view*
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<david__> Can someone explain how content is dynamically updated across the IPFS network? (E.g. some news page or similar)
<lemmi> david__: ipns
<r0kk3rz> depends on what you mean by 'dynamically updated'
<lemmi> the news page case is covered with ipns i think
<r0kk3rz> ish
<tadzik> content is not updated, but the link to the content is
<tadzik> the ipns address starts pointing to a new content, so as long as you lookup that, you'll get new content
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<tadzik> and that is ipns indeed
<david__> Aha, now I see.
<david__> The hash in this URL https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmXoypizjW3WknFiJnKLwHCnL72vedxjQkDDP1mXWo6uco/wiki/Fibre_Channel.html will be changed as soon as a new page is edited then?
<lemmi> yes
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<r0kk3rz> wouldnt be a very good hash it it didnt
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<AphelionZ> victorbjelkholm: do private networks work within js-ipfs as well? Can i use a swarm key in the browser?
<victorbjelkholm> AphelionZ: nope
<AphelionZ> Alad
<AphelionZ> Alas* i mean
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<AphelionZ> maybe something like an OAuth or JWT model might work for browser clients connecting to a private swarm
<AphelionZ> some per-client token exchange based on the keypair in the browser's ipfs node
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<davidj> Is there any built in benchmark/testing tools in IPFS? To measure latency or similiar.
<davidj> Found benchmar-js.ipfs.io, seems legit.
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<AphelionZ> nice
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<Powersource> i was using ipfs-ctl successfully in an electron app's webpage but wanted to move the starting of the daemon to app.js to keep it running between pages/reloads and to handle shutdown. But now I get ECONNREFUSED from the renderer process when it tries to interact with the daemon. Any clues why? https://bpaste.net/show/75e79db41b14
<victorbjelkholm> try running the example and adopt for your project. If you can't get the example to work, please open up a new issue for that
<Powersource> victorbjelkholm: Ah that might be it, is that needed even when just running npm start?
<ChrisMatthieu> Great Computes + IPFS story this morning on The New Stack! https://thenewstack.io/computes-aggregates-idle-cpus-create-decentralized-supercomputer/
<victorbjelkholm> Powersource: hm, I don't think so, just if you're packaging. But the example will show you how to do the communication between the different contexts
<Powersource> victorbjelkholm: And I'd think it'd fail earlier than this if it didn't manage to find the binary. DaemonFactory.spawn() runs without errors
<victorbjelkholm> yeah, that's true
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<Powersource> the example works for me which is nice. However it works by sending messages between the processes which is very inconvenient, even if it works. And a really weird part is that app.js runs ipfsd.api.id and prints it, however when I send ipfsd.api to the renderer, i get this old bug somehow, I am really confused (note that the passed object has properties like apiPort set, it's just that somewhere along the line the
<Powersource> functions disappear?). I am very confused. https://github.com/ipfs/js-ipfsd-ctl/issues/161
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<hef> I'm looking for an article I had read awhile back that I can't find with google
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<hef> It looked like there was a way to use go and talke to ipfs endpoints as though they were regular endpoints
<hef> Does this ring a bell, or am I making this up?
<victorbjelkholm> hef: probably looking for https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs-api ?
<victorbjelkholm> Powersource: hm, not sure what's going on, but thanks for opening the issue!
<hef> I don't think that's it
<hef> that looks like it will let me do things with objects
<hef> (still useful)
<hef> this was for runnign a service
<hef> I think I found it: https://ipfs.io/docs/examples/example-viewer/example#../api/service/readme.md
<hef> "service" was the word I was missing
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<whyrusleeping> ChrisMatthieu: I see your moustache
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<MikeFair> Hey all! Question regarding js-ipfs in a browser; when uploading multiple files inside a directory path (to make SOMEFOLDERCID/filename.txt work) how do you getthe CID of the "FOLDER"?
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<ChrisMatthieu> whyrusleeping: :)
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<victorbjelkholm> MikeFair: it should be among the response you get, first it'll add `file.txt` and then `somefolder` so the response you get back is a array with two objects
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<MikeFair> victorbjelkholm, apparently that's not working so well ....
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<MikeFair> var files = [{path:"/file1.txt", content:...}, {path:"/file2.txt", content:...}]
<MikeFair> ipfs.add(files, ...
<MikeFair> The response only seems to spit out two CIDs
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<Powersource> victorbjelkholm: that issue is closed since a few months ago fyi and is different. That situation and this one just have eerily similar causes and effects.
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<victorbjelkholm> MikeFair: seems to work for me: https://gist.github.com/VictorBjelkholm/d5866c2776c1ee6f065647d7df242d46
<MikeFair> victorbjelkholm, does it work if you just use '/' as the directory name
<MikeFair> Maybe that was our mistake, there was no "pathname" for it to add
<victorbjelkholm> MikeFair: hm, not sure. But surely you want to put a file in there somewhere? So you would do `$DIRECTORY/$FILENAME` and it'll automatically figure out that it needs to add $DIRECTORY
<victorbjelkholm> yeah, you'll need to wrap it in a name, *I think*
<MikeFair> right, we used "/filename" without an explicit directory name
<MikeFair> that might be our problem
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<MikeFair> victorbjelkholm, Thanks for the test; yes, once we added a "path" we got the final CID
<victorbjelkholm> nice :)
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<natewalck> If I wanted someone to pin a set of files on public IPFS, how does one go about doing this? :)
<natewalck> I am
<Icefoz> natewalck: Ask, or there's several paid pinning services.
<natewalck> I am willing to pin other files to compensate
<natewalck> o rly? Cool. I didn’t know that
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<Icefoz> natewalck: pinbits, ipfsstore, eternum, martian-data once I get it finished.
<natewalck> Yep! Found them on google
<natewalck> Thanks :) I’ll have to compare the pricing
<AphelionZ> Like, forever by default?
<AphelionZ> Is pinning permanent?
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<Icefoz> AphelionZ: As long as the node is running, yes.
<Icefoz> Or unless it's removed.
<Icefoz> That's what pinning is.
<AphelionZ> What if the node restarts
<Icefoz> No change.
<Icefoz> It's stored in the IPFS node's local database.
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<Icefoz> If you delete ~/.ipfs and re-create it then you lose whatever pins are there.
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<AphelionZ> Gotcha
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