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<lin__>
hi
<lin__>
hi everyone , I am developing an embedded version of ipfs, does anyboy have some good advice? Thanks!!!
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<lidel>
clever, ipfs object patch QmBigDir add-link file.name.txt QmNewFile - it will return a hash of a new dir that has contents of QmBigDir with added QmNewFile
<victorbjelkholm>
M-flyingzumwalt: seems the go-ipfs nodes running on the linux workers are still not too happy. Have to investigate further when I have time but rebuilt the job and now it passed
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<iwkse>
hi, it's fine to ask a question about d.tube in here? I would like to understand how the system works. I noticed if the creator has 0 reward the video isn't going to play. Is this related to IPFS?
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<r0kk3rz>
not directly
<r0kk3rz>
its built upon ipfs
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<iwkse>
r0kk3rz: right, but you have idea what such videos with 0 rewards doesn't load?
<iwkse>
this happens with all videos with 0 rewards
<iwkse>
I wanted to know if it's connected somehow (it should be)
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<r0kk3rz>
no idea
<iwkse>
do you know if there's a channel for d.tube?
<r0kk3rz>
i dont see why rewards would be related at all, so long as the video is hosted somewhere it should load
<iwkse>
true
<iwkse>
but it's curious all videos with 0 rewards don't load
<r0kk3rz>
not overly, unpopular videos falling off the network sounds reasonable
<r0kk3rz>
as does nobody sending rewards to videos that dont load
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<iwkse>
oh..
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<iwkse>
that's something I didn't et of ipfs
<iwkse>
isn't it a blockchain? so being persistent
<r0kk3rz>
no
<r0kk3rz>
and no
<iwkse>
oh..
<iwkse>
that makes sense
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<r0kk3rz>
ipfs is a lot closer to bittorrent than bitcoin
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<iwkse>
yeah..and the blockchain has only the hashes of the files?
<iwkse>
so probably the video doesn't load because the hash is on the blockchain but doesn't link anymore to a video being removed
<iwkse>
anyway I should read more in details the ipfs white paper
<r0kk3rz>
no blockchain
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<iwkse>
but on the ipfs site, there's a reference to the blockchain
<iwkse>
"IPFS and the Blockchain are a perfect match! You can address large amounts of data with IPFS, and place the immutable, permanent IPFS links into a blockchain transaction. This timestamps and secures your content, without having to put the data on the chain itself."
<r0kk3rz>
yeah thats just marketing guff, ipfs has no blockchain
<iwkse>
oh ok
<r0kk3rz>
you can do what it says, with like ethereum or something
<iwkse>
true
<iwkse>
you can just use ipfs together with any blockchain
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<Icefoz>
You could also embed bittorrent magnet links in a blockchain.
<Icefoz>
Hmmmm.
<iwkse>
Icefoz: yes, interesting
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<iwkse>
with ipfs it's possible for the peer to select which file to host?
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<iwkse>
or it's going to sync the whole available network files
<Icefoz>
iwkse: Each node hosts files that the owner of the node has told it to host and no others.
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<Icefoz>
With a fair amount of caching and some auto-cleanup when the cache gets too big (settable in the config file).
<iwkse>
Icefoz: yes but that's across all peers or just some? Let's assume I'm the owner and I want a file to be hosted only across 3 of 5 peers
<Icefoz>
Then you tell those 3 peers to get the file. They fetch it and serve it to whoever wants it, until its cache gets too large and it drops it.
<iwkse>
oh cool
<Icefoz>
Or you tell those peers to pin the file, and they fetch it and serve it forever.
<iwkse>
it's clear now
<iwkse>
so I can basically select peers
<iwkse>
for a certain file
<Icefoz>
Yep.
<iwkse>
awesome
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<MrSparkle>
^ simple english explanations and examples are somewhat lacking on the websites etc
<Icefoz>
This is a common complaint.
<MrSparkle>
there is very high level stuff, and woo watch this video about the pitfalls of http
<MrSparkle>
no decent middle ground, for people that know how computers and softwares work, but ipfs not so much
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<Icefoz>
One thing I've learned in life is that some people are just *really bad* at writing documentation. :-P
<iwkse>
MrSparkle: which video?
<MrSparkle>
lets see...
<Icefoz>
They understand systems very well, they're very good at explaining things when you talk to them, they're extremely helpful
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<Icefoz>
but when it comes time to put it all down into an actual document it's really hard to get anything sensible out of it.