<lgierth>
whyrusleeping: it's the dns lookups being slow / not returning anything
<lgierth>
*dht
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<mmelo>
sorry, not sure if I sent the message before (page reloaded). how can I list the files I'm serving on js-ipfs? Is there a equivalent to ipfs refs local?
<dexteruk>
voker57: Sorry i dont understand send PR?
<voker57>
pull resuest
<voker57>
request *
<dexteruk>
ok got you
<dexteruk>
thanks i will do that, i think any of this knowledge is better shared, if it saves someone time searching for the answer and taking people valuable time up
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<dexteruk>
voker57: its says its (DEPRECATED) Apiary IPFS HTTP API description
<dexteruk>
I get the impression there is another place now, i says to please use API DOCs
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<olizilla>
is there a flag to get `ipfs add` to follow symlinks rather than adding the symlink
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<olizilla>
specifically where the symlink is a sub dir of the the dir I'm adding
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<victorbjelkholm>
olizilla: the symlink stuff might be a regression. I remember it used to follow symlinks then adding the files, but it doesn't anymore
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<patmaddox>
hey there, I've got a go IPFS daemon running locally. I'd like to connect to it as a peer via Javascript from the browser, but I'm not quite sure how to do that. I've tried ipfs.swarm.connect('/ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/4001/ipfs/QmZw6qxMYuVzRuhoYLhC88ekAtKjJJsFqzhr3GgnuT7SbR') and ipfs.swarm.connect('/p2p-circuit/ipfs/QmZw6qxMYuVzRuhoYLhC88ekAtKjJJsFqzhr3GgnuT7SbR') and both give me "Error: Circuit not enabled!"
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<patmaddox>
okay so say I've got two IPLD objects that I've added to ipfs using `ipfs dag put`. One links to the other. Is it possible to fetch *both* objects in a single request? I know how to resolve "through" the link to the other object, but I'm trying to get the complete graph represented by the IPLD objects that link to one another
<lgierth>
patmaddox: not yet - bitswap will fetch things individually. there'll be a smarter bitswap in a few months
<lgierth>
(aka graphsync)
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<patmaddox>
thanks lgierth. so is there something in ipfs / ipld that _looks_ like it returns the whole graph, while under the hood it's requesting one object at a time? or is there nothing like that at all right now, and I have to fetch the object, look up the link myself, request that object, and so on until I've built the graph?
<lgierth>
refs -r
<lgierth>
i.e. ipfs refs -r $cid
<patmaddox>
awesome thank you. CLI is giving me exactly what I want... now to see where / if it's in js-ipfs
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<lgierth>
iirc it's one of the pieces not yet implemented in js-ipfs, but on the roadmap for soon
<patmaddox>
gotcha. so, this seems like a long shot, but is it possible to fetch information the other way? I've got an IPLD object and I want to find objects that link to it?
<lgierth>
nope
<lgierth>
only if you already have those objects
<lgierth>
then you can iterate over everything you have and see what links to X
<patmaddox>
okay cool. thanks for the info
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<akkad>
what is the secret to get dat:// uris to work in a regular browser? is this not a ipfs specific question?
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<voker57>
dat:// is not related to ipfs
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<akkad>
thanks.
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<lgierth>
akkad: ask in #dat :)
<lgierth>
i know they're looking into support for regular browsers
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<patmaddox>
I seem to remember reading / seeing something that said IPFS objects might take less space on disk than the original files... is that the case, and if so how can I compare the size of IPFS objects vs the file?
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<lgierth>
ipfs deduplicates
<lgierth>
so if you have the same blocks of stuff in one file, or across files, they'll end up as the same objects
<lgierth>
same hash, same links
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<SourTrout>
sophos does not like the ipfs binary lol
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<leavehouse>
i think ive somehow managed to break key lookup, "ipfs key list -l" returns <peerId>, but doing "ipfs name publish --key=<peerId> <hash>" returns "Error: no key by the given name or PeerID was found"
<leavehouse>
also, doing "ipfs name publish <hash>" returns "Published to <peerId>: <hash>"
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