<peer-247>
Gotcha! Is it possible to prevent the GIT like versioning? Let's say there's a video published to IPFS and it turns out that there's some really sensitive info exposed on it. What are the options here with a case like this?
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<djdv>
peer-247: generally for privacy, once something is published publicly, it should be assume that it is mirrored. To remove it, you'd have to remove it from each node hosting the blocks.
<jamiew>
Mr0grog means that you can't "join" the call there, just watch/listen (which sounds like what you want)
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<jamiew>
one question I have – I regularly join for the all-hands calls but skip the js-ipfs team call and the libp2p call – do those teams demo at the all-hands call too?
<jamiew>
e.g. should one be joining for all 3 to get the complete dev update?
<Mr0grog>
I can't speak for the Libp2p call, but the JS one is much more of a Agile/sprint sync-up with everyone reporting what's done, what's blocking and what's on their plate for the week. It's not generally demo-focused.
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<swedneck[m]>
just read the backlog, what's this about git-like versioning in IPFS?
<swedneck[m]>
i've seen no such thing anywhere, unless you want to call IPNS versioning
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<carsonfarmer[m]>
fiatjaf: yeh saw that, i guess i could fork and use my own version, but that's kinda lame. i get the security issues around it though...
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<carsonfarmer[m]>
wonder if that blocking is open for discussion
<carsonfarmer[m]>
look like they are open to issues there
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<Rboreal_Frippery>
Hello, in planning for the future I was considering some method of supporting a website by pinning items from that site. For example, some standard file of CIDS, ordered by least pinned to most pinned, which could be distributed to users as a method of supporting the site. (where resources of the site are partially hosted on IPFS) Has anyone thought of doing something like this?
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<fiatjaf>
Rboreal_Frippery, seems like a good idea
<fiatjaf>
I would prefer to pin just the resources that would interest me, however
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<fiatjaf>
but I get your point
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<lidel>
actually a list of N previous revisions would enable interesting use cases, such as displaying diff side-by-size
<lidel>
or falling back to older version if latest one is broken for some reason
<lidel>
I've been thinking about /.well-known/ipfs some time ago
<lidel>
"/.well-known/" from RFC5785
<lidel>
if we put there a list of /ipfs/ paths eg. from latest to oldest, a history could be shipped with site content
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<lidel>
If our browser extension detects dnslink, it could send request for /.well-known/ipfs and display "Show older versions" or something ;)
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<node-247>
How would i become "seeder" of my content with another machine? Upload a file to IPFS, run a daemon. Switch over to the other machine that I'd like to use as a "seedbox", run ipfs daemon, get the file via IPFS and that's it?
<swedneck[m]>
pin it
<swedneck[m]>
run the daemon, then `ipfs pin add $HASH`
<node-247>
That's what i would do on the computer where i upload the content, right? What would need to be done on the computer that i would like to use for "seeding"?
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<pjz>
Any machine with a copy is a 'seeder'. Pinning it means it should download a copy and not expire it from its cache.
<pjz>
...and hence it would be a permanent source of that file. aka a 'seeder'.
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<fiatjaf>
can I reuse a go-ipfs daemon keys and connections for a different libp2p application?
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<whyrusleeping>
fiatjaf: you could, yeah
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