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<fiatjaf>
darkdrgn2k[m], no.
<fiatjaf>
darkdrgn2k[m], the actual block data is at ~/.ipfs/blocks
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
i stand corrected...
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<lostfile>
that be where le data is stored
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<haggis>
Hi guys! Just a short question: I run a local offline ipfs node. Then I uploaded a file via ipfs-js-api and have the files hash. However, the file is not visible in the WebUI under 'Files' menu. Is that normal?
<haggis>
But I can query it via localhost:8080/[hash]
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<Swedneck>
yeah pretty sure that's how it works
<Swedneck>
would be nice if the webui showed all the files on your node, with pin/cache status
<aalex>
If I want to write a mobile + desktop app, should I do it with js-jsipfs, js-ipfs-api + go-ipfs or by using the go-ipfs library from within a Go app?
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<haggis>
thx @Swedneck
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<Swedneck>
i should add that any files uploaded via the webui show up
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<haggis>
Indeed. I created a test directory and am now not able to delete it via webui :D
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<cyberwolf[m]>
I'll see the release soon
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<mib_kd743naq>
Magik6k: could you share the Qm... top ipfs dag that you demoed on your git thing?
<mib_kd743naq>
I'd like to see what it looks like on the ipfs gateway ( where does it "stop" )
<mib_kd743naq>
( or anyone else who has a working IGIS link - please do share )
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<mib_kd743naq>
Magik6k: I will read the backlog - please drop an ID whenever you have a moment, thanks!
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<archenemy>
any js-ipfs-api user that could help me out real quick with some syntax issues?
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<Swedneck>
You know what'd be cool? If ipfs had packages like python and such, that were distributed via IPFS
<Swedneck>
does go-ipfs get the binaries from ipfs right now?
<r0kk3rz>
check out gx
<Swedneck>
i think i may be wearing blind glasses
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<archenemy>
I'm not getting a red error, but rather a gray one with "TypeError: a.once is not a function at f._pushFile " that's pointing at the ipfs library I'm including
<fiatjaf>
are you doing this in a browser? do you have a link I can browse?
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<archenemy>
yes, all in the browser
<archenemy>
aside from the imported library and connecting to an ipfs gateway, there really isn't much code to show you other than what I already posted
<archenemy>
copy pasting the write method from the gitsite and making/sending a blob variable to the content property
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<archenemy>
really bothers me that I can't figure this out
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<fiatjaf>
archenemy: sorry, didn't see your replies. I didn't want to see your code, but to load it on my browser and debug it.
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<Taoki>
Hey. Is this an okay place to ask questions about orbitdb as well?
<r0kk3rz>
Taoki: sure
<Taoki>
Thanks. I'm net wo it but was thinking of using it in a project.
<Taoki>
I was wonderinf if it can also be used via embedded javascript. So essentially I embed its script in a HTMl page, and can use JavaScript commands on that page to work with it. Similar to js-ipfs-api
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<Swedneck>
i just ran `ipfs repo gc` and saw a hash beginning with zb and that is 3 chars longer than the rest, i presume that's something special?
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<fiatjaf>
Swedneck, no
<Swedneck>
just using another algorithm for some reason+
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<Formbi[m]>
swedneck: about the forums
<Formbi[m]>
just make some encrypted file and only mods would know the password
<Swedneck>
but they could just post the password and suddenly everyone's a mod
<Formbi[m]>
so it would have to be somewhat more advanced
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<Formbi[m]>
but I think it wouldn't be too hard to make
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<h[m]2>
swedneck: That's a CiD v1. The difference is because in the past, all ipfs subcommands used CiD v0 by default
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<h[m]2>
swedneck: That node was likely created using the new 'ipfs dag' command, which defaults to using CiD v1. That's a part of the ipfs api that's incomplete at this time, and still being worked on. The documentation says that the ipfs dag commands will eventually supersede old 'ipfs object' commands
<h[m]2>
swedneck: So you're likely to see CiD v1 addresses more often as development on that part of the API is completed.
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<Swedneck>
ah
<Swedneck>
so in the future it's not gonna be Qm..., but instead any kind of multihash?
<h[m]2>
CiD v0 addresses are going to be supported forever. Both forms will coexist for the foreseeable time
<Swedneck>
yeah, but as more and more things use CiDv1 it's gonna outnumber CiDv0
<h[m]2>
It's safe to assume that with CiD v1 becoming the norm in the future, you're less likely to see CiD v0 in the wild
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<h[m]2>
> It's safe to assume that with CiD v1 becoming the norm in the future, you will be less likely to see CiD v0 in the wild
<Swedneck>
only 2018's kids remember Qm
<Swedneck>
:P
<h[m]2>
For the time being, the ipfs object subcommends still default to CiD v0, and the ipfs dag subcommends default to CiD v1
<h[m]2>
The explanation to this issue should clarify the multihash situation