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<swarmert[m]>
I'm curious. If I upload something to ipfs, say the root directory for a website, change one of the files and reupload the same directory, the url will change, riht? Is there a way to prevent that?
<bwerthmann[m]>
That's the use case for IPNS.
<bwerthmann[m]>
You can't prevent it. Just as you can't prevent a git ref from changing when you commit a change, but you can refer to a named branch in git Which is just a pointer to a ref. This pointer in IPFS is IPNS.
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<lgierth>
vmx: yeah
<olizilla>
vmx: that sounds reasonable
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<vmx>
do js-ipfs somehow automatically connect with each other? i spawn two peers and adding a file to one makes it also show up on the other peer. without connecting the two
<vmx>
oh, it might be the bootstrap peers
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<raphaelb>
Hello, what is the difference betwen findprovs and findpeers
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<voker57>
did you read `ipfs dht help`?
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<raphaelb>
@voker57, thx I will
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<olizilla>
vmx: are they pointing at the same repo? are they in browser or node?
<vmx>
olizilla: it were the bootstrappers
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<olizilla>
dem boostrappers tho
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<vmx>
what followed next is way cooler. two nodes with the same peerid and keys
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<olizilla>
entanglenodez
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<jakobvarmose>
I was wondering about the use of the "id" multihash type. Shouldn't it be possible to retrieve the content from a CID simply by decoding the multihash? (like a data-uri)
<underikar>
its a hash, not the actual content encoded
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<jakobvarmose>
underikar, When you use the id hash type, the hash is the actual content
<underikar>
oh nvm
<underikar>
sorry
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<JohnyTheSmith>
how do i solve ipfs being unable to acquire lock?
<jakobvarmose>
JohnyTheSmith, First make sure ipfs isn't already running. Then delete the .ipfs/repo.lock file manually if it still exists
<JohnyTheSmith>
it is running, it just doesnt accept commands
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<JohnyTheSmith>
this was the response to ipfs add
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<jakobvarmose>
Have you tried restarting it?
<jakobvarmose>
the daemon
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<JohnyTheSmith>
i think i did. lets see if killing it again changes this...
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<JohnyTheSmith>
assuming it does die...
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<JohnyTheSmith>
allright, works again
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<JohnyTheSmith>
is there a way to tell ipfs to clean up btw? Eventually its memory just totaly overflows leaving the system barely responsive
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<Poeticode>
you can lower the amount of peers your IPFS node connects to. You'd run `ipfs config edit` and near the bottom you'll see "Swarm". Within ConnMgr, you'd set HighWater to the highest amount of peers you'd like it to connect to, and LowWater to the lowest amount
<JohnyTheSmith>
thats helpful. Dont think ill ever have to connect to hundrets of clients at once tbh. If hundrets of people were to request files at once, thatd be unlikely enough and in that case the node still wont have to connect to every single one of them, thats one of the points of IPFS.
<JohnyTheSmith>
200 to 500 ought to be enough i think.
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<Poeticode>
I think it's more so that you can quickly access data that you don't have. The more peers = the more likely they have the data = the faster the response
<Poeticode>
but yeah 200 to 500 is probably fine :D
<JohnyTheSmith>
it was set to 600 to 900 by default appearently :D
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<JohnyTheSmith>
which might be fine for a big server, for my pi on the other hand...
<Poeticode>
yeah I have an IPFS node on a $5 digitalocean droplet, then another on a Pine64 :P though the latter has 2gb ram so it can handle the default
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<jakobvarmose>
I have started to implement block level encryption in go-ipfs. It can store files of any size, but directories don't work yet due to a bug