<fiatjaf>
why am I getting errors related to webcrypto.subtle being undefined in js-ipfs?
<fiatjaf>
only in some browsers
<fiatjaf>
and considering that my script was working in these same browsers 2 hours before?
<fiatjaf>
oh, it only works in https pages
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<fiatjaf>
also, loads are happening instantaneously now
<fiatjaf>
the problem was that I was trying to load too much stuff simultaneously, that was probably consuming the entire memory and making everything bad
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<wany>
hello everyone
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<wany>
is anyone here
<JCaesar>
No.
<swedneck[m]>
nope
<JCaesar>
(In case you have a question: ask. don't ask to ask. and then wait and pray.)
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<wany>
I use the js-ipfs-api to connect with my local go-ipfs .I can't call function ipfs.key.list()
<deltab>
what happens when you try?
<wany>
TypeError: ipfs.key is undefined
<deltab>
what does console.log(ipfs); show?
<wany>
I cant see function 'key' in console.log(ipfs);
<swedneck[m]>
i thought using pip3 instead since i use python 3 would work, but nope
<swedneck[m]>
ah, i had to install with `--user`, that's what i get for not learning python properly
<carsonfarmer[m]>
but pip3 should also work with that option
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<swedneck[m]>
yeah i ran `pip3 install --user ipfsapi` and it worked
<swedneck[m]>
i think i'll have to stick to just running shell commands, the documentation link is broken and i can't find the equivalents of things like `ipfs stats bw`
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<makeworld[m]>
I made an issue a while back about the doc link being broken and they fixed it that day or something
<makeworld[m]>
Make an issue and ask about it
<makeworld[m]>
Or look at mine, maybe it helps
<swedneck[m]>
already reported
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<shoku>
Hey guys
<shoku>
anyone going to the meetup in SF tomorrow?
<shoku>
I'll be there :)
<shoku>
Got a new version of our IPFS client for Windows. Source coming to Github soon
<shoku>
One thing I've realized is that every time I share (and therefore pin) a file, it's going in my user/.ipfs folder, rather than sharing the file directly. That's gonna result in 2x storage every time I wanna share. Is there a way around that?
<swedneck[m]>
--nocopy
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<fiatjaf>
we want ipld nodes on mfs!
<whyrusleeping>
FINE
<whyrusleeping>
how do you want them to work?
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<jayjo>
I'm was looking through the libtorrent python binding in order to learn more about the functionality of bittorrent. As an example project, I wanted to build a bulletin board service or a global chat room (or, a global database/global state?). I found that the bittorrent protocol has an extension "Storing arbitrary data in the DHT" - this extension enables storing and retrieving of arbitrary data in the
<jayjo>
BitTorrent DHT http://bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0044.html but it seemed to be limited to a small number of bytes. Is this a problem that ipfs solves? Could I connect to the p2p network and view all posts, over the internet?
<deltab>
jayjo: in way, yes: when you publish files and directories over ipfs, you get a fixed-size hash that you can post to a DHT, publish in DNS, send in a text message, tweet, or whatever
<deltab>
so you could do that with the data for a bulletin board, database, etc. (and it's not limited to being structured as files)
<deltab>
alternatively you can use the DHT for rendezvous, finding the network addresses of other participants in a chat room, connect to them, and send messages directly