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<colemickens>
What's the latest these days for hosting a git repo on ipfs?
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<hexfive>
my current project is actually making a git hosting thing on ipfs
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<JCaesar[i]>
I mean, nothing stoping you from doing update-server-info and then just adding the entire directory…
<kivutar>
are you considering adding ipfs protocol in git? so we could have ipfs:// repos?
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<colemickens>
looks like there's something out there, but it's out and doesn't seem to have ipns integraiton
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<aerth>
colemickens: not exactly git hosting, but worth checking out "gx"
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<aerth>
automated script, installs ipfs, add known 24/7 peers, adds a file, container gets destroyed. will the hash remain? can the 24/7 peers auto-pin ? how ? thanks :)
<aerth>
this is for deploying a binary built with a ci script
<r0kk3rz>
ipfs-cluster is for this kind of problem
<r0kk3rz>
either that, or you implement your own signalling through pubsub, or something out of band
<aerth>
pinset orchestration. soudns like what i am thinking of, but now looks complicated.
<r0kk3rz>
cluster is probably overkill for your need
<r0kk3rz>
a known pubsub topic is probably good enough
<r0kk3rz>
its a content address, if you have the same content it has the same address
<aerth>
nothing goin to bring it back, its gone
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<aerth>
having the CI script sleep for 10 minutes at the end ( up to an hour is OK i think) and that gives some time for the peers to get the file. i will figure out the rest another day! ha
<r0kk3rz>
yeah you will want a deterministic method of knowing once they have it
<aerth>
curl webhook (with some sort of authentication via $ENV) ?
<r0kk3rz>
yeah, that would work
<aerth>
anyone feel free to take that .gitlab-ci.yml and run with it
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<Swedneck>
Any chance to have that on the fediverse?
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<hsanjuan>
Swedneck: is there an unifying API for all services in the federation? one that can stream posts etc ?
<hsanjuan>
someone also asked about peepeth
<hsanjuan>
but I don't have much time for this and the twitter pinbot should serve as an example on how to build integrations with cluster for anyone to grab anyway.
<bamvor>
hsanjuan: Will you join the Decentralized Camp in next month or Aragon Conference in next January?
<hsanjuan>
bamvor: Aracon very probably not. Dec Camp maybe, shoud I?
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<bamvor>
hsanjuan: We plan join some of these meetings. Just curious if you will join too.
<hsanjuan>
bamvor: sorry, who's "we" ?
<bamvor>
hsanjuan: Oh, sorry. I came from ipfsbit. We contribute several patches in libpp2 and join some discussions of issues in ipfs and libp2p recently.
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<PWN1109>
Hey everyone
<Mo0O>
hi PWN1109
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<PWN1109>
daviddias i was told to go with this to you, i've modified the hasteIPFS from Kubuxu to work with companion. Is there a chance to move it to the shipyard?
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<lidel>
PWN1109, a better medium is to create a github issue in your project repo about to track the move and mention @diasdavid
<lidel>
(and I guess we could set up CI and host public instance at paste.ipfs.io or something)
<di[m]>
when running an ipfs daemon behind a nat, how much can it do?
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<PWN1109>
sure, i'll create an issue soon, should i prepare somehow for the CI stuff, or are we going to do that after the move?
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<Swedneck>
what's currently the best solution for updating a folder of files that only changes slightly?
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<Swedneck>
just re-doing `ipfs add -r folder/` regularly is extremely inefficient since it currently re-adds all the files even if they've already been added
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<Swedneck>
is there an existing script that will handle detecting new/changed files, adding those, and patching the hashes with the old hash of the folder?
<hsanjuan>
Swedneck: I have the feeling mfs probably makes this easy
<Swedneck>
keep in mind it has to use --nocopy
<Swedneck>
i'm talking about hundreds of gigabytes of files
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<Swedneck>
wait, is mfs the same as `ipfs files`?
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<hsanjuan>
yes
<Swedneck>
How do i add something to mfs?
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<victorbjelkholm>
Swedneck: `echo "hello world" | ipfs files write --create /myfs/a/b/file` should do the trick
<victorbjelkholm>
^ is from `ipfs files write --help`
<Swedneck>
so how would i use that on a directory?
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<di[m]>
I want to try some things with ipfs. I should be able to run multiple ipfs daemons under different usrs on different local ips, right?
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<Mo0O>
di[m]: you should be able to do this with the same user by the way
<Mo0O>
just set different ports
<Mo0O>
a use `ipfs init` with different IPFS_PATH
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<Mo0O>
see `ipfs init --help` for more info
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<di[m]>
oh right
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<di[m]>
what is the best way to seperate a daemon from the global network, but still have it peer with nodes on the 127.0.0.0/8 net?
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<di[m]>
I'll use iptables to isolate a 127.0.x.0/8 net
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<Icefoz>
di[m]: Just have it listen only on a 127.0.0.0/8 IP address.
<Icefoz>
and have it bootstrap from peers in that subnet.
<aerth>
i think go modules (go.mod) could be useful with gx and ipfs
<aerth>
i dont have time to work on it, but i think it can solve a few of the issues related to import paths
<tperson>
@stebalien who was it that you mentioned I should talk to about gx and go.mod?
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<tperson>
aerth: What is the approach you are exploring?
<stebalien>
tperson: Kubuxu
<aerth>
go.mod could be generated, repo can be cloned in any dir
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<aerth>
so you can ipfs get Qm12345, cd into it, and 'go build ./cmd/foo'
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<aerth>
(no need for gopath hacks)
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<Ryuno-Ki[m]>
Hey IPFS people!
<Ryuno-Ki[m]>
swedneck mentioned, that it's better to ask IPFS-related questions here than in #matrix:matrix.org :-)
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<Swedneck>
o/
<Swedneck>
so you were thinking about maybe doing something with IPFS during a talk or conference or something?
<Ryuno-Ki[m]>
Could be, that I'll come back to you next weekend.
<Ryuno-Ki[m]>
I'm going to participate at Node Knockout hackathon, but learned from searches on the web, that it could prove hard to run IPFS on Heroku.
<Ryuno-Ki[m]>
But what's on my mind could be realised quite nice with IPFS.
<Ryuno-Ki[m]>
Will provide more details closer to the hackathon (at least after it).
<Swedneck>
hmm, i'm not sure how heroku works
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<jamiew>
Ryuno-Ki[m]: I've noodled around with making a custom Heroku buildpack that includes IPFS, but couldn't quite get it working and gave up
<jamiew>
firewalls permitting it should, in theory, work
<Ryuno-Ki[m]>
Yeah, I found some attempts on the web.
<Ryuno-Ki[m]>
As I said, sounds like a touch nut to crack.
<jamiew>
you could use the public Infura nodes and others but they don't have all API methods available
<Ryuno-Ki[m]>
Since it's a hackathon, I won't have time to bang my head against it.
<Ryuno-Ki[m]>
Are there docs flying around what's possible with them?
<Ryuno-Ki[m]>
Maybe it's „good enough” for my case …