<void9>
I have to try some other files to see where the problem lies. some fast files hashes pls ?
<lemmi>
so it might appear that nothings happening, but sometimes the next block you actually want takes a while. so once it's there progess can jump forward
<void9>
ohh I see
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<void9>
but it's still ridiculously slow. I mean, even if ipfs didn't search for sources locally (does it?) it should still be something like 20-30MB/s
<lemmi>
i'm not sure how you come up with that number
<void9>
it's the lowest speed it had when copying the file directly over http
<lemmi>
ipfs has a lot more overhead
<lemmi>
atm at least
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<lemmi>
and your sources are likely some louse home connections with limited upload
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<void9>
directly over http via ipfs*
<lemmi>
local gateway?
<void9>
one node in windows, one in a linux vm, and another linux vm where i am testing the mount/retrieve
<lemmi>
what does http via ipfs mean?
<void9>
and nixze also fetched that file, the dht sources showed like 7-8 hashes
<lemmi>
did you use ipfs.io or ran a local gatewa
<void9>
local gateway
<lemmi>
and on the gateway: was that file already pinned?
<void9>
I am not sure what pinned is. I did ipfs add -nocopy
<lemmi>
then yes
<void9>
43KB in 5 minutes, lol
<void9>
actually more like 10 minutes
<lemmi>
so the gateway was able to just serve local files. that's usually quite fast.
<lemmi>
are the nodes connected?
<void9>
as I said, I got 30MB/s minimum speed, up to 100MB/s, when fetching the file from http
<void9>
fuse mount and it's serial port speed
<void9>
from http = from ipfs's http
<lemmi>
i don't think fuse has gotten a lot of attention lately.
<lemmi>
what about ipfs get/pin/cat ?
<lemmi>
and check you have an actual direct connection between the nodes
<lemmi>
not that it roudntrips through a relay
<void9>
ipfs get jumped straight to 47MB and then stalls
<void9>
doing around 4MB/s now
<lemmi>
ok, that's more reasonable. what can now limit your speed is that every block get's announced to the dht directly. you can add --local to the get command to prevent that
<void9>
about the same performance with --local too
<voker57_>
void9: --nocopy currently recomputes hash every time block is read, might be your problem
<void9>
damn
<void9>
but I have an 8 core ryzen, how much could it slow it down
<lemmi>
that would be odd if that was the limiting factor
<void9>
how much until the new hash gets picked up by the network ?
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<lemmi>
what do you mean?
<voker57_>
it is already in the network when `ipfs add` finishes
<voker57_>
that's why it's rather slow
<void9>
oh, this is interesting. I ran the ipfs daemon as root, so it could access /ipfs for mounting (did not have the time nor need to set it up for user access). and running ipfs cat <hash> as uses gives an error: merkledag: hash not found
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<lemmi>
don't do that Oo
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<void9>
merkledag: not found*. but running the same ipfs cat command as root works
<void9>
what's the deal?
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<lemmi>
you added something as root, then ran ipfs cat as user?
<lemmi>
or what are you saying?
<void9>
this is just a testing vm, I already wasted the last 6 hours trying to figure this out, not going to bother setting it up 'safely'
<void9>
I added a file on the host machine, then tried to cat it in the vm. daemon running as root in the vm. ipfs cat hash as user doesnt 'work, but it does as root
<lemmi>
instead of runninge ipfs as root, just set /ipfs and /ipns owner to someone else Oo
<lemmi>
void9: daemon needs to run as the same user
<lemmi>
if the daemon runs at root, only root has access to the daemon
<void9>
yeah I was going to do that AFTER I figured out why it's so damn slow when mounted
<void9>
oh is that so
<voker57>
if it's ran as user, it uses a different repo
<lemmi>
well you wouldn't want your user access to /root/ directory would you?
<void9>
I thought it opens up a local port that anyone can access
<lemmi>
only when you run the daemon as the same user that interacts with ipfs you can have the benefits of all the caching and whatnot. some commands require the daemon to run
<void9>
anyway, about the same performance when copying the file added without -nocopy. so not the problem, as expected
<lemmi>
so.. then there was this annoying issue where lan connections were redicoulisly slow. i don't know if that has already been fixed
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<alanshaw>
js-ipfs release is imminent! Just in time for the Decentralized Web Summit 2018!!! \o/ js-ipfs 0.31 will add a sprinkling of connectivity magic 🧚 and support for raw leaves 🌿 in your DAGs. Wowzers!
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<mib_kd743naq>
hi everyone
<mib_kd743naq>
did the videos from the poster-making sessions from the 9th ever post anywhere?
* mib_kd743naq
will disconnect now but will check the backlog
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<Powersource[m]>
I have a path like '/ipfs/QmW84mqTYnCkRTy6VeRJebPWuuk8b27PJ4bWm2bL4nrEWb/blinkenlights/mp4/P-Link.mp4'. is there any way of getting the hash of that specific file? i can get it with `ipfs files stat` in go-ipfs but that doesn't work in js since that path isn't in mfs
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<JCaesar>
ipfs resolve maybe?
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<Powersource[m]>
JCaesar: nice, that looks correct. but it doesn't look implemented in js (neither api nor normal). there's ipfs.name.resolve but that only takes ipns links
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<fiatjaf>
how can I get my content that is on go-ipfs to be available on js-ipfs?
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<swedneck[m]>
i just noticed that ipfs.io says ipfs is versioned, how does that work?
<kivutar>
I don't think it is versioned *yet*
<swedneck[m]>
then why does it say so on ipfs.io?
<swedneck[m]>
it's even got a pretty graphic to go with it
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<feklee>
There's no way to spead up publishing, right? (For fun, I would like to use the IPFS daemon as a simple static web server for development, but iterations are painfully slow.)
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<Powersource[m]>
feklee: I'd love to know this too. My app loads pretty fast, but if I wan't to test publishing/resolving ipns i have to wait a few minutes :'(
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<feklee>
Not sure, if we want to do the same thing. I just want to "abuse" `ipfs daemon` as a static web server.
<feklee>
Every time I make a change to the page, as far as I understand it, I have to run `ipfs add my-page.html`. This gives it a new ID. The solution would be IPNS, but it's slow.
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<Powersource[m]>
we have a bit different usecases but sharing the problem that ipns is incredibly slow
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<fiatjaf>
how do I get cidv1/base32 identifiers for my stuff?
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