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<geoah>
ToxicFrog: wait what? why? :P you are using irc to access discord? or the other way around?
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<ToxicFrog>
geoah: IRC to access Discord. Keeps all my chats in one place.
<Swedneck>
puppeting your discord account? just beware that it's against discord TOS
<geoah>
ToxicFrog: makes sense -- but that is mindblowingly loopy in this case
<Swedneck>
https://matrix.to/#/#ipfs:matrix.org here's a link to this chat on matrix btw
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<f0x>
Hey all, Im considering setting up something like neocities.org, but with ipfs
<postables[m]>
is also a pretty good source of confnigs to use
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<f0x2>
also it seems I need to port-forward for my content to be accessible? just 4001?
<f0x2>
ah, yeah it's accessible on the gateway now
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<postables[m]>
i mean technically you wouldn't need to. If all you do is have access to your gateway, and the node running your gateway is also the node hosting your content you'll be fine
<postables[m]>
but if you want the rest of the world to be able to access your content outside your gateway, you'll more than likely need to port forward
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<f0x2>
I just transmitted my first file over IPFS, an ascii dinosaur :O
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<Grey[m]>
hey everyone just joined. i was wondering if anyone has experience with running a node on via docker. everything is working fine apart from the ``name publish`` command. my terminal isn't giving me a hash response. command im urnning: ``docker exec 453f0f682620 ipfs name publish QmfUAkhaGYZ9BGVNdAxvByXwFp7sRF6y4sgkMSo9nnpQ2m``
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<lordcirth>
Grey[m], does it just return? Does it take any time?
<Grey[m]>
It took time. I can't seem to access the ipfs link without using localhost:8080
<Grey[m]>
It works when using the ipfs cli on my os but inside docker it doesnt seem to work
<lordcirth>
Grey[m], run 'ipfs swarm peers'
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<lordcirth>
Are you even connected to anyone?
<Grey[m]>
done that
<Grey[m]>
that has been the first thing i do
<lordcirth>
findprovs returns: QmfUAkhaGYZ9BGVNdAxvByXwFp7sRF6y4sgkMSo9nnpQ2m . is that you?
<lordcirth>
'ipfs id'
<Grey[m]>
what is findprov?
<Grey[m]>
yes that is the correct hash
<lordcirth>
Grey[m], ipfs dht findprovs. It looks up the hash in the DHT to find who says they have it
<lordcirth>
However, I can't fetch it
<Grey[m]>
the hash works locally
<Grey[m]>
but remotely it didn't work. even when I managed to name publish and try that
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<lordcirth>
Grey[m], yeah, I'm trying to fetch it
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<lordcirth>
Grey[m], how large is the file?
<Grey[m]>
literally a sentence
<lordcirth>
Grey[m], what is your node id? ipfs id
<lordcirth>
When I ran findprovs, I got QmfUAkhaGYZ9BGVNdAxvByXwFp7sRF6y4sgkMSo9nnpQ2m, which is the hash of your content. But I should have gotten your node id
<Grey[m]>
I just got off my main pc, heading to bed
<Grey[m]>
I think there is an issue with the dockerfile
<Grey[m]>
or maybe I did something incorrectly
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<Grey[m]>
but like I said, the hash works locally on localhost:8080/QmfUAkhaGYZ9BGVNdAxvByXwFp7sRF6y4sgkMSo9nnpQ2m
<Grey[m]>
*edit:* ~~but like I said, the hash works locally on localhost:8080/QmfUAkhaGYZ9BGVNdAxvByXwFp7sRF6y4sgkMSo9nnpQ2m~~ -> but like I said, the hash works locally on ``localhost:8080/QmfUAkhaGYZ9BGVNdAxvByXwFp7sRF6y4sgkMSo9nnpQ2m``
<Grey[m]>
but not on `ipfs.io/ipfs/QmfUAkhaGYZ9BGVNdAxvByXwFp7sRF6y4sgkMSo9nnpQ2m``
<Grey[m]>
*edit:* ~~but not on `ipfs.io/ipfs/QmfUAkhaGYZ9BGVNdAxvByXwFp7sRF6y4sgkMSo9nnpQ2m``~~ -> but not on ``ipfs.io/ipfs/QmfUAkhaGYZ9BGVNdAxvByXwFp7sRF6y4sgkMSo9nnpQ2m``
<Harekiet>
are other peers actually able to find you if you only setup your own daemon to listen on it's vpn address, do the connections you make with other clients like the boostrap actually keep track of your actual ip?
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<seba->
hm
<seba->
yes
<seba->
i mean
<seba->
they get the exterior ip
<seba->
even if you don't set up
<seba->
which is your exterior ip
<seba->
:>
<seba->
i mean i did this behind nat
<seba->
and at start it was just my local ip
<seba->
then after a while (i have my ports open/forwarded)
<seba->
it added also my exterior ip
<Harekiet>
yeh okay that should probablly do it's thing then indeed, I just have the port forwarded from the vpn that I'm listening on
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<BlackSalmon>
How install ipfs for python? I'd like to connect it to my django app, could I?
<BlackSalmon>
It isn't tutorial for go? I'm using python
<Swedneck>
go-ipfs is the daemon, which you can then use py-ipfs-api to interact with
<Swedneck>
just like how the linux kernel is written in C, but you can still use python to interact with it
<BlackSalmon>
Aaa
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<BlackSalmon>
interesting but a bit complicated
<Swedneck>
it's just how software works
<BlackSalmon>
Higher level of programming, not just simple scripts
<BlackSalmon>
;-;
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<Swedneck>
what are you looking to make?
<BlackSalmon>
I want connect ipfs with my django app to allow users upload videos to ipfs
<BlackSalmon>
it's milder for the wallet than hosting TB of data
<Swedneck>
you should be able to do that just with normal HTTP calls
<Swedneck>
just start the ipfs daemon with `ipfs daemon --writable`
<Swedneck>
although i suspect you may have the wrong understanding of how ipfs works, you'll still be hosting all the data they upload
<Swedneck>
(unless you ship your app with ipfs integrated and make them host their own data, but users are stupid and will most likely complain about it)
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<BlackSalmon>
I can be not sure how ipfs work. In my opinion it's blockchain for files, which are saving in people caches. Until anybody have saved file in caches they are able to display