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<JCaesar>
Ok, here is a challenge for you: ipfs files cp /ipfs/QmWsnX7tCCKKYbgsJE16NK3zvLmE9zZ817S4et3maFsNg5 /somepath && ipfs files ls -l /somepath/distfiles
<JCaesar>
Okay, it's not a challenge for you. It's a challenge for your swapfile. ;)
<JCaesar>
-file
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<swedneck[m]>
Kolonka: well i can run that just fine, but it doesn't matter if the gateway just returns 404 all the itme
<swedneck[m]>
time*
<swedneck[m]>
hmm, now i'm getting 502 bad gateway
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<swedneck[m]>
alright i got some help to fix my matrix server, but ssl certs make me want to die
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<fiatjaf>
if I host my personal website with IPFS and dnslink, how does that make it more "durable"?
<fiatjaf>
I mean, imagine I'm offline but someone else has the contents of some page cached
<fiatjaf>
if my site is visited by a new visitor, will he be able to see these contents?
<fiatjaf>
what happens if I change the contents of some page but the old contents are still cached somewhere else, is it possible that someone will be able to view the old contents?
<AphelionZ>
swedneck[m]: certbot and let's encrypt
<Encrypt>
Let's /me \o/
<swedneck[m]>
i'm using that yes
<fiatjaf>
what has happened with the idea of making IPNS git-head like, such that ipns records would actually contain a history of previous targets
<AphelionZ>
fiatjaf: dig -x txt df.mrh.io
<AphelionZ>
that's exactly what I do
<AphelionZ>
oh nvm i see what you're asking - when was that an idea?
<fiatjaf>
I've read that somewhere many years ago
<fiatjaf>
I don't know how to read the output of dig
<fiatjaf>
I'm stupid
<AphelionZ>
it just means im using dnslink which points to an ipns record
<AphelionZ>
which points to my website content
<fiatjaf>
oh, I'm doing dnslink pointing to an ipfs record on fiatjaf.alhur.es
<AphelionZ>
where is your A record pointing?
<fiatjaf>
ipns gets so many complaints
<fiatjaf>
CNAME to ipfs.io
<AphelionZ>
ok, and does it resolve?
<fiatjaf>
yes
<AphelionZ>
the problem you'll face is that ipfs.io gets garbage collected
<fiatjaf>
and in my firefox with the companion I browse it from my local ipfs
<fiatjaf>
yes, but if you, for example, has visited my site
<fiatjaf>
then I go offline
<AphelionZ>
so you have a couple options - 1. keep your content pinned somewhere
<AphelionZ>
yeah
<fiatjaf>
where is your A record pointing?
<AphelionZ>
to my own server :p
<AphelionZ>
that's how I got around this issue, I basically created a server so I could pin stuff
<fiatjaf>
:P
<AphelionZ>
you could also write a script that requests your website hash(es) every week or so
<fiatjaf>
I'm using my home computer, I think normal people should use their home computers, it's easy and "free"
<fiatjaf>
(just mixing my case with my political case against web hosts)
<AphelionZ>
i think to make it durable you need your content pinned on your home computer first
<AphelionZ>
i dig it! i really do
<AphelionZ>
i love political use cases
<AphelionZ>
but you gotta do some due diligence on your end too
<fiatjaf>
normal non-tech people have such a hard time trying to host their websites
<AphelionZ>
which is 1) keeping your content pinned on your home computer
<fiatjaf>
ok, I'm using mfs
<AphelionZ>
what's mfs?
<fiatjaf>
"ipfs name"
<fiatjaf>
oops
<fiatjaf>
ipfs files
<AphelionZ>
ok so you have a daemon running
<fiatjaf>
yes
<AphelionZ>
so now also run ipfs pin add [hash of your website]
<fiatjaf>
no, I just put stuff on ipfs files add page.html /site/
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<fiatjaf>
swedneck[m], it does not
<jamiew>
yeah doesn't work for me either
<fiatjaf>
AphelionZ, `ipfs files --help` is what I use, I think
<fiatjaf>
AphelionZ, in a private network the general public cannot participate in browsing or holding your files?
<AphelionZ>
pros: ipns publishing and resolving is much faster
<swedneck[m]>
hmm
<swedneck[m]>
any guides on setting up a public gateway?
<AphelionZ>
swedneck[m]: do you have a server or a static IP address at home?
<swedneck[m]>
i have a server but not a static ip, i use zzzz.io for DDNS
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<AphelionZ>
yeah you can run a gateway on that
<swedneck[m]>
that's what i'm trying to do lol
<swedneck[m]>
what i need help with is getting it accessible and reliable
<AphelionZ>
the steps are essentially download and run go-ipfs, edit ~/.ipfs/config and change the addresses from 127.0.0.1 to 0.0.0
<AphelionZ>
0.0.0.0*
<AphelionZ>
and then visit IP:8080\
<swedneck[m]>
i've forwarded ports 5001 and 8080 from my router to the server, and nginx is routing stuff from gateway.swedneck.xyz:80 to port 5001 and 8080
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<swedneck[m]>
should i run ipfs as root or as a user on the server?
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<jamiew>
user for sure
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<swedneck[m]>
alright
<AphelionZ>
swedneck[m]: how are you forwaring port 80 to both 5001 and 8080?
<AphelionZ>
The two problems I'm trying to solve are: currying datb back and forth between the public and private networks
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<AphelionZ>
and then to speed up IPNS publishing resolution
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<Rboreal_Frippery>
How can I find the number of places a certain CID is pinned?
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<Rboreal_Frippery>
(how many seeders there are, so to speak)
<lidel>
Rboreal_Frippery, you are unable to know who is pinning, but you can find nodes that provide it (pin or just happens to be in local cache): ipfs dht findprovs QmbWqxBEKC3P8tqsKc98xmWNzrzDtRLMiMPL8wBuTGsMnR
<lidel>
-n 3 will finish after finding 3 peers
<Rboreal_Frippery>
great, that is what I was looking for, thank you!
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<lidel>
:)
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<swedneck>
test
<swedneck>
finally got the nickname stuff to work
<AphelionZ>
nice
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<AphelionZ>
what's the best way to use pubsub to send a message to another peer
<AphelionZ>
which is to ask two things: 1. how to i make sure that only that user reads it and 2. how do i make sure they actually do read it?