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<AphelionZ>
ok, question about sending data between peers
<AphelionZ>
this is in js-ipfs
<AphelionZ>
if I know a peer is in my swarm, what's the best way to get some "message" over to them
<AphelionZ>
pubsub?
<obi[m]>
deltab: Thank you this made most things clear to me. I don't know that exactly the txt record is or who is doing the mapping to the hash (ipfs.io or the server of peerpad or if this is done somehow over ipfs. Like what if i could simply do a mapping from /ipns/google.com to my hash. Everyone would want to do that to and Google wouldn't like it right? Or would this really ask google.com (the server of Google) for a hash?). Nvm
<obi[m]>
this questions aren't that important like my first one.
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<AphelionZ>
also it doesnt look like js-ipfs has the Buffer helper anymore?
<AphelionZ>
ipfs.Buffer
<AphelionZ>
am I crazy?
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<AphelionZ>
ah it was moved to jsipfs.types.Buffer
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<deltab>
obi[m]: TXT is one of the types of record that can be stored in DNS, along with A (IPv4 address), MX (mail exchange), and a couple of dozen others
<deltab>
when you tell your web browser to access http://google.com/, it sends a DNS request for google.com's A records to get an IP address, and then it connects to that using HTTP to request the page
<deltab>
likewise when you tell your browser to access http://peerpad.net/, it sends a DNS request for peerpad.net's A reconds, and gets back IP addresses that happen to be those of the public ipfs/http gateway
<deltab>
then it connects to the gateway using HTTP, and requests http://peerpad.net/
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<deltab>
the gateway sends a DNS request for _dnslink.peerpad.net TXT records, and gets back the hash
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<deltab>
then it looks in its own block store for the hash, asks connected peers if they have it, or uses the DHT to find others to ask
<deltab>
In the case of google.com, the only TXT records are for SPF (used in authenticating email) and docusign, which I've not heard of before
<deltab>
no ipfs hash, so resolving /ipns/google.com would fail at that point
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<leamer>
Shoutout to all IPFS - Python developers. Looking forward to exchanging ideas...
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<plexigras>
can i find a file by converitng a hash into a multi hash even if the files multi hash uses a different hash algorithm?
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<voker57>
moreover, even if hashing algo is the same, you still need to chunk the file the way ipfs does
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<Kythyria[m]>
And the chunking isn't guaranteed to be a particular algorithm, is it?
<Kythyria[m]>
¥obi: You can only, AIUI, make `/ipns/google.com` resolve to anything if you control the DNS records for `google.com`
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<Kythyria[m]>
Same as making google.com go to anyplace in particular in general--the information needed to resolve it for IPNS is looked up in the same place as the A/AAAA records are.
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<zrc>
i was wondering how IPFS make sure that users can retrieve the data quickly
<zrc>
do they have something like a supernode in Kademlia?
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<pjz>
limbo_: pastebits.io will take up to 256k and pin it for a while for you
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<victorbjelkholm>
Steverman: yeah, js-ipfsd-ctl handles that for you
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<Steverman>
Aha
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<tarrence>
With IPLD, if I create a node with a key's value set to another ipld object address should I automatically be able to resolve through to the linked object from the parent node using paths?
<Kyzitemelos93>
So I accidentally typed the wrong thing into the command line while installing IPFS how does one reverse the damage?
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<tarrence>
Kyzitemelos93: What did you do incorrectly?
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<Kyzitemelos93>
I dragged and dropped the wrong file after i did the init
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<Kyzitemelos93>
Does that make sense?
<Kyzitemelos93>
I was told I could only do it once so I guess I'm trying to see if it's possible to reset my node?
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<Renich>
o/
<Renich>
Guys, I've set up my own node and gateway; with ports 4001 and 8080 open. I am trying to set up a test website and I've done it: http://test.woralelandia.com:8080/
<Renich>
The only problem is that it takes ages to load...
<Renich>
Also, I think that ipfs should be smarter with ports. How can I remove the :8080 without having to use port 80? Also, I'd love to use https...