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<Kolonka[m]>
no
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<onla>
Are there tools that allow me to host files at Microsoft Azure Blob or such in an encrypted fashion and even host git or mercurial or such?
<onla>
I was reading about Graphite (decentralized and encrypted alternative to Google's G-Suite and Microsoft Office), and how it by default stores data in a dedicated Microsoft Azure Blob
<dadabidet>
is it possible to have private files on ipfs? what if I want to have redundancy to make sure my file is always or often available?
<voker57>
redundancy you must provide with your own machines since ipfs nodes do not host content they are not asked to
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<onla>
voker57: ok thanks, that's a good start. I haven't played with ipfs much so I might need to find some tutorials to get started but I will search
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<dadabidet>
voker57, so can I tell a ipfs client to host specific content?
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<voker57>
dadabidet: sure, if it's yours, use `ipfs pin`
<voker57>
works the same way as torrents
<dadabidet>
but torrents cannot be versionned
<voker57>
yes
<voker57>
well, ipfs does not include _versioning_ per se but it supports updateable links via IPNS
<dadabidet>
I wonder if versionning would be hard to implement in ipfs
<dadabidet>
for a large file
<dadabidet>
although I can just make it myself
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<voker57>
there's git over ipfs plugin
<dadabidet>
for large files?
<voker57>
what do you mean?
<dadabidet>
does it work well for large files? git is not supposed to work for large files, or I don't remember
<dadabidet>
I thought about versionning a sqlite file
<voker57>
not sure what kind of special support for large files you need
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<voker57>
if you change a few bytes in file, IPFS will deduplicate most of new version for you. For more complex changes, deduplicating would require some kind of LZW-like chunker
<dadabidet>
I thought about using a decentrentralized database system, where only deltas are "commited" to a sqlite file, which is distributed over ipfs
<voker57>
using sqlite is probably a bad idea, it's not intended for such use
<dadabidet>
so deduplication means ipfs only sends the delta?
<voker57>
no, files in IPFS are split to chunks, so only changed chunks need to be restransmitted
<dadabidet>
ok
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<LaPingvino[m]>
<freenode_dad "so deduplication means ipfs only"> similar in Git actually, Git was first criticized because it didn't do the delta thing for storage. Turns out it's much faster and more trustable the way it is. Basically ipfs builds upon the experience of Git.
<dadabidet>
how does it achieve data deduplication? a merkle tree?
<dadabidet>
or lz77?
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<r0kk3rz>
merkle trees all the way down
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<dokterbob[m]>
hiya, simple question; is there any way to discriminate between whole files and parts of files (i.e. shards)?
<r0kk3rz>
sure
<dokterbob[m]>
So far, it seems that for nodes which are mere references to blocks, there is 'no data' - however 'no data' means that there is still some 8k - probably the links to the actual blocks.
<r0kk3rz>
the head node of the file is just a manifest
<dokterbob[m]>
(Note: I'm the author and maintainer of ipfs-search.com)
<dokterbob[m]>
So far the method I'm using is really lame, basically I'm discarding all files with the default chunk size of 262144 which has not been referenced to by name.
<dokterbob[m]>
Also, will this situation improve in CIDv1?
<dokterbob[m]>
always? or only for sharded (big) files?
<dokterbob[m]>
what sort of data does the manifest for files contain which blocks/shards do not?
<dokterbob[m]>
and moreover; is this documented somewhere?
<dokterbob[m]>
i mean, the unixfs pb stuff (DataType, cum. size and block size) do not contain anything that seems indicative - is there more to the manifest than that?
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<swedneck[m]1>
question about translations: i've been keeping things in lowercase since that's gramatically accurate in swedish: should i preserve the capitalization even though it's not gramatically correct?