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<LordFenixNC[m]>
well kametsu a anime forum was taken down for DMCA and they didnt host a damn thing
<LordFenixNC[m]>
they had to remove their download section and idk when they will be up
<LordFenixNC[m]>
im all for BUYING my media but there is ALLOT that was either NEVER released in english in HD take some work but can be fixed... or never was released outside of VHS... a bit harder but still fixable
<LordFenixNC[m]>
most groups that swing the DMCA hammer dont care about any of it and most of them just do it cause
<uncle_ben>
I'm trying to use the mount command but get: Error: root can't be a file (unixfs type: File)
<Swedneck>
sounds lie you're trying to mount to a file
<Swedneck>
what command are you running
<uncle_ben>
no it's a directory. the man page said to create /ipfs /ipns and get my user ownership which i did
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<uncle_ben>
then i just type "ipfs mount"
<Swedneck>
hmm
<uncle_ben>
ipfs mount --ipfs-path=/ipfs gives the same error
<uncle_ben>
do i need to run this command as root?
<Swedneck>
no
<Swedneck>
i feel like the command just isn't very polished, not sure how to unmount it..
<uncle_ben>
well no big deal, i just wanted to play around with it and learn. i don't really need it for anything important
<anacrolix[m]>
I'm not able to pin stuff to one ipfs daemon that I've added to another. How can I debug this?
<anacrolix[m]>
I tried to replace all my github pages with IPFS-served content, but it's just not working.
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<postables[m]>
anacrolix: first thing i would do is examine the network connection between your hosts, determine whether or not they have plain network access to each oher (ie ping, telnet to ipfs port), if that works i would then attempt a direct swarm connection between your two hosts
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<Lostfile[m]1>
That maybe a Security risk But I'll give it a spin anyways
<r0kk3rz>
how so?
<Lostfile[m]1>
Some could nab your ip address
<Lostfile[m]1>
Nah that's only if you're paranoid
<Lostfile[m]1>
That you should worry about things like that
<r0kk3rz>
onoz, not your ip address!
<r0kk3rz>
whatever will you do if someone steals that
<Lostfile[m]1>
Yeah a lot of my friends don't use stuff like that because they're afraid of things like that
<Lostfile[m]1>
They don't like to use tox chat
<r0kk3rz>
it sounds like they dont understand what an ip address is
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<Lostfile[m]1>
Yup
<Lostfile[m]1>
Why is it that when I recommend things to my friends that I know is clean they don't want to use it
<Lostfile[m]1>
Yet when they offer me something and I tried it download it I end up with a Trojan-horse
<Lostfile[m]1>
Every time
<Lostfile[m]1>
I think I need to find new internet friends
<Poeticode>
my internet friends are pretty security-minded. It's the IRL friends I have to watch out for :/
<Poeticode>
and +1 to syncthing. I used it for a while. and it's peer-to-peer with your own devices, not strangers. Plus that's an odd comment to make on the IPFS channel, which is a decentralized peer-to-peer protocol
<Lostfile[m]1>
You mean me or somebody else
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<Swedneck>
is there currently any way to automatically detect parts of websites served via ipfs and instead load them from local gateway?
<Swedneck>
or should i make a feature request for ipfs-companion
<Lostfile[m]1>
I think you should make a feature request
<Swedneck>
CC lidel
<lidel>
Swedneck, afaik it does what you want already :) if you have <img src="https://foo.tld/ipfs/<cid>/.." on a page, the request for that image will be redirected to your locala gateway. You won't see "mixed-content" error o HTTPS pages because 127.0.0.1 and ::1 are considered Secure Contexts.
<lidel>
*on
<Swedneck>
even if i turn off redirection?
<lidel>
if you turn off redirection, then there is no redirection ;)
<Swedneck>
there should definitely be 2 separate toggles for this
<Swedneck>
i mean being able to turn on redirection of ipfs resources on non-ipfs pages
<Swedneck>
while the global redirection toggle is off
<lidel>
Swedneck, why? is there any reason other than avoiding a redirect of DNSLinked pages?
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<Swedneck>
the reason i personally turn off redirection is because it changes the domain, which fucks with cookies
<Swedneck>
perhaps something entirely different should be done, however
<Swedneck>
like an option to only redirect non-HTML resources, maybe?
<Swedneck>
that should keep you on the right domain, which would preserve cookies
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<Swedneck>
where does ipfs.io have gateway servers?
<Swedneck>
geographical locations, that is
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<Lostfile[m]1>
In my super secret basement
<Lostfile[m]1>
There will be one
<Lostfile[m]1>
I'm Away from home but I'm coming back in April
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<Lostfile[m]1>
Oh i miss read what you said nvm
<LordFenixNC[m]>
i swear i cant catch a break LOL... had to reboot my server due to i assume a bad memory leak cause some how i was using 32gb ram on NOTHING... reboot fixed it things seem fine... then noticed the VM didnt auto start like it should have... so i booted it up i have no idea how ot use it i just know to start it the VM was supposed to auto turn on all the Nodes and Gateway... well it didnt... so now im
<LordFenixNC[m]>
stuck waiting 12 hrs to get that back up... (no biggie cause i can still ink and stuff and just hope i got the hashes right).... FUN part is i was also using a peertube website as my backup... while i was adding my IPFS links and uploading/adding peertube links... the peertube site i was using went down LMAO.... thank god i set my expectation for the site to be usable by end of Feb lmao...
<Swedneck>
i don't see any plans for redirecting resources while keeping the domain, however
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<lidel>
Swedneck, only universal way to "keep domain" would be (D), but it requires missing WebExtension API. Other options such as Signed HTTP Exchanges (https://github.com/ipfs/in-web-browsers/issues/121 require opt-in from website creators and right now include complicated and expensive cert dance + the spec is supported only in Chrome
<Swedneck>
can invidividual resources not be redirected?
<Swedneck>
i thought that's how decentraleyes works
<lidel>
Swedneck, sure they can, the question is what is the heuristic
<lidel>
"load main HTML page over https and everything else from IPFS"?
<Swedneck>
idk how expensive it'd be to detect if links are ipfs resources
<Swedneck>
but at the very least ipfs.io links could be redirected
<lidel>
companion already does it
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<lidel>
I think it makes sense to reason about cid-in-subdomain/DNSLinked websites and path-based (/ipfs/<cid>) assets separately
<lidel>
If asset is referred via path, Origin is not important and should be safe to redirect in most cases. If asset is the main page loaded from specific Origin, then we should preserve it bu default, at least until we have proper protocol handler APIs.
<Swedneck>
and if it already knows the entire page is an ipfs resource it could just redirect everything but HTML i think?
<lidel>
could, but I suspect various things could break due to such mixing (CSP, CORS, etc)
<lidel>
eg. I am not sure how CSP interacts with partial redirects of page assets done via WebExtension API, something we would have to test
<Swedneck>
alright
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<TimMc>
Swedneck: What kind of cookies are you using on IPFS sites?
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<Swedneck>
riot uses cookies to keep track of logins
<Swedneck>
so riot.linuxgaming.life has me logged in, while ipfs.io/ipns/riot.linuxgaming.life doesn't
<TimMc>
How is that not a security risk?
<Swedneck>
huh?
<TimMc>
e.g. what keeps me from sending you a link on that domain with a hash I control that then steals your cookies?
<Swedneck>
yes that's why i don't want to redirect it from riot.linuxgaming.life to ipfs.io
<TimMc>
Is the idea that riot.linuxgaming.life will only serve up hashes it trusts?
<Swedneck>
riot.linuxgaming.life uses dnslink
<Swedneck>
actually i guess i should block /ipfs and /ipns requests on that domain
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<TimMc>
'cause otherwise you have everyone sharing the same origin cookie pool, as a worst-case
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<Obo[m]1>
question: when I bootstrap a node to another node. What's the process for that swarm connection after that point?
<Obo[m]1>
as far as I'm aware, there's nothing that keeps that connection alive
<Obo[m]1>
they may eventually become disconnected to make room for other peers
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<LordFenixNC[m]>
yeah stay away from D.tube if you can help it... its all a sham... if they dont like your content they have a army of bots downvote your comments, Posts, everything.
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<LordFenixNC[m]>
only positive thing i can say about d.tube is when i found it and learned how it worked it introduced me to IPFS
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<postables[m]>
has anyone running flatfs been witnessing sudden node crashes? my badger nodes are just fine
<postables[m]>
but my flatfs node is starting to shit itself pretty regularly and im suspecting its a bug