<zrc>
Oh it’s that easy? But I mean the file is distributed to the network already right? Then I don’t have a control over all of them, correct?
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<Fessus>
zrc, if no other nodes actively accessed the file then it won't be available anywhere else
<zrc>
In other words it’s impossible to delete if there were other nodes actively who refer to the data? Do they statistically decide when the data should be deleted depending on the activity level?
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<zrc>
*who actively
<voker57>
1. yes 2. I think GC just wipes random data which is not pinned currently
<zrc>
GC?
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<voker57>
garbage collector
<bigbluehat>
is this the best channel for multiformat related questions?
<bigbluehat>
voker57: I'm curious about this statement "Instead, when addresses are fully qualified, we can build applications that will work with network protocols of the future, and do not accidentally ossify the stack." from https://multiformats.io/multiaddr/
<bigbluehat>
it feels like "hard coding" more details about the addresses would actually cause the ossification
<bigbluehat>
unless, I guess, the intention of "naming each piece" provides a) more information and b) the ability to use those pieces for other purposes
* bigbluehat
is in search of better Web identifiers for Web Publications at the W3C (fwiw)
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<r0kk3rz>
i thought it was mostly to work around keyspace clashes
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<bigbluehat>
r0kk3rz: gotcha. I think it makes sense, just trying to get my head around the choices made and intended scope/usage
<bigbluehat>
good thought though :)
* bigbluehat
will keep pondering
<pepesza->
I see no releases for go-ipfs since Nov 17. Are you going through some major rewrite?
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<Icefoz>
pepesza-: Not that I'm aware, they're just not working on things that aren't fast.
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<pepesza->
Double negation :) or even triple negation :) you broke my mind
<Icefoz>
Well I haven't had coffee yet.
<Icefoz>
Let me correct: They are working on things that take a little while. :-)
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<pepesza->
thx :)
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<Guest13987>
w 2
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<maxikinghatti[m]>
Nigger is good
<maxikinghatti[m]>
Gay is bad
<maxikinghatti[m]>
Only straight good
<maxikinghatti[m]>
Gay life dont matter
<maxikinghatti[m]>
Only girls have to like dicks
<maxikinghatti[m]>
Not man
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<vmx>
any ops here? this sounds like a CoC violation
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<voker57>
lgierth: Kubuxu: whyrusleeping:
<maxikinghatti[m]>
Mans not hot
<maxikinghatti[m]>
You especially @voker57
<maxikinghatti[m]>
I bet u gay
<maxikinghatti[m]>
Hitler did nothing wrong
<maxikinghatti[m]>
Whoever through that paper
<maxikinghatti[m]>
Ur mom a hoe
<victorbjelkholm>
ansuz: you tend to be around, wanna kick someone? ^
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<lgierth>
sorry about that
<anarcat>
thanks
<vmx>
thx lgierth
<lgierth>
i can attest that gay is good
<lgierth>
very good
<vmx>
whyrusleeping: thx. could you give us auto-ops?
<whyrusleeping>
vmx: yeah, you hvae it
<whyrusleeping>
have*
<whyrusleeping>
you just have to be authed with services
<vmx>
oh cool, i expected to get a notification :)
<vmx>
let me try :)
<whyrusleeping>
pepesza-: yeah, the release has been pretty slow as we went through a big refactor of our cli/api commands library
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<whyrusleeping>
its been a decent amount of work chasing down all the different little issues that have popped up because of it
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<whyrusleeping>
but we're hoping to have a new release out very soon
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<cipres>
if you "walk" (that is, analyze every node recursively in the graph) over every hash obtained through "ipfs refs local", do you get to analyze all the content on the local ipfs node ?
<cipres>
or is that a very expensive way to do a search ?
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* whyrusleeping
writing up ipfs 0.4.14 changelog
<whyrusleeping>
damn, this is a big relelase
<whyrusleeping>
and i can type good
<cipres>
is it ?
<whyrusleeping>
yeah, its pretty impressive
<whyrusleeping>
i'll probably have the changelog ready in a couple hours
<cipres>
great
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<whyrusleeping>
and 0.4.15 (the one after this release) is already looking exciting, we're going to have experimental support for the QUIC protocol
<cipres>
how cool. we're going back to UDP
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<cipres>
that makes sense for IPFS, less overhead
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<cipres>
my english sucks now i see that "overhead" doesn't really apply here
<cipres>
but QUIC sounds cool although it seems a bit like reinventing the wheel
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<cipres>
"Pubsub IPNS Publisher and Resolver"
<cipres>
so you can now publish and resolve IPNS names/hashes through pubsub ?
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<whyrusleeping>
cipres: yeap!
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<cipres>
whyrusleeping: QUIC would make bootstrapping a node faster ?
<whyrusleeping>
cipres: yeah
<whyrusleeping>
it uses fewer roundtrips for the initial connection handshake
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<whyrusleeping>
plus, it has the possibility of having zero round trip connection resumption in the future
<whyrusleeping>
(if we implement it)
<cipres>
the problem i see if firewall-wise
<cipres>
s/if/is/
<federico3>
QUIC uses UDP
<cipres>
would it use the same port number for the swarm, 4001/udp ?
<whyrusleeping>
no, probably something different
<cipres>
ok
<whyrusleeping>
though i guess it could
<whyrusleeping>
since tcp and udp are different
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<TrUsT_n1>
So do I understand this correctly that you can create as many different IPNS links that you want as long as you generate a new key for each.
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<cipres>
TrUsT_n1: yes
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<TrUsT_n1>
@cipres Thanks, just going through all the commands and trying to make sure I understand all of them fully.
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<cipres>
when you publish the IPNS record, just pass -k <keyname>
<TrUsT_n1>
@cipres Got it. Thanks! :)
<cipres>
e.g ipfs name publish -k mykey <hash>
<cipres>
np
<TrUsT_n1>
@cipres Next to learn is dag parts
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<raynold>
Ahh it's a wonderful day
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