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<colinbr> Juste mâle sure to keep a device to Read it.
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<ZerXes> mattober[m]: ok so the file is added to IPFS now
<ZerXes> if I would try to download it from cloudflare IPFS gateway, would that make their node first download the whole file?
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<miceiken> yes
<ZerXes> they would probably not like that :pö
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<bmwiedemann1> Thanks to py-multibase, I now got https://bciqbam2crajttbcrqkmclfnj5k3d3gzl6a4zd6ny7qdbof7nnojjyri.cf-ipfs.com/ as a snapshot alias of http://opensuse.zq1.de :-)
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<bmwiedemann1> I was just wondering: would it break something, if all Qm CIDs were prefixed with a "z" to make them properly multibase encoded?
<bmwiedemann1> or would the better path be to switch to CIDv1
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<Swedneck> i have definitely seen a bunch of CIDs starting with z
<Swedneck> but they always seem to be part of a parent CID
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<olizilla[m]> The readme on the CID repo clarifies that somewhat https://github.com/multiformats/cid/blob/master/README.md
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<olizilla[m]> bmbmwiedemann1 cid v1 is the solution to that, and cid v0 is a retroactive definition of the multihash only Qm style CIDs that have an implicit base58btc base encoding
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<isigaesc[m]> Is IPFS considered safe to run on a multiuser machine? I mean, is there anything to stop other users on the machine making API calls to unpin data or publish data, say?
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<isigaesc[m]> https://github.com/ipfs/notes/issues/349 seems to ask this but it isn't talking about the API and I don't understand how the API would distinguish between users
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<auhau[m]1> Well my take on that is that API is user-independent. As long as it is exposed with running process by any user (eq. exposed ports does not take inconsideration users/groups), then it is accessible by any user. API itself does not have any authentication method, that could enforce this to my knowledge.
<isigaesc[m]> Okay, thanks. I guess that means it needs to run in a dedicated container
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<isigaesc[m]> This has me wondering how multiple IPFS applications interact. I mean, if I have application A and application B both connecting to the same daemon, application A and B both pin the same data then application A decides it doesn't want the data any more and unpins it. Does that mean application B can no longer access the data?
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<raucao> that is a very good question
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<isigaesc[m]> I'm actually trying to figure out how it works within an application too. Suppose I make an app where people can publish their mood for the day. User A publishes "Happy" (I suppose having IPNS record for User A pointing at the block "Happy"), user B does the same. When User A changes their mood to "Sad" I suppose they will want to unpin the "Happy" block?
<isigaesc[m]> Without some kind of pin tag or reference count I can't see how to do this. Does the application need to implement it locally?
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<ZerXes> FYI, seems like cloudflare cuts your connection after downloading 1.11TB from their IPFS gateway
<ZerXes> as soon as Im at 1.11TB they reset my connection :(
<auhau[m]1> @isi
<ZerXes> but not bad that they give me 300MB/s
<ZerXes> maxes out my CPU so can probably do more
<Swedneck> i'm surprised they go that far lol
<Swedneck> if i was them i'd be cutting off at like, 100G?
<ZerXes> hehe yeah
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<ZerXes> I was suprised they even cached my file to their edgenodes
<ZerXes> its 10TB
<auhau[m]1> isigaesc: well those are two different concepts that your mixing. In-app users are different from your host OS's users. And yes any pinning/unpinning logic has to be implemented in-app.
<ZerXes> please feel free to pin QmZvS6E5QFLkKcqHosqLcuuNG1QohxC3BsNCh9mhaECddD :>
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<Swedneck> sure, send me a 10TB HDD and i'll pin it :P
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<isigaesc[m]> auhau: Well, three different concepts really. Multiple OS users, multiple apps, and multiple users within one app. :-)
<ZerXes> Swedneck: :D
<ZerXes> actually, if you have a filesystem that does compression its no problem
<ZerXes> I store it on ZFS, the file is just 10TB of 0s
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<ZerXes> so its basically 512b metadata and thats it
<Swedneck> ext4?
<ZerXes> nope :)
<Swedneck> :(
<ZerXes> it should sync very fast over IPFS as just a few hashes. I guess IPFS only needs to transfer like 1-2MB total over the network
<ZerXes> and then it will blow up to 10TB on your disk :)
<ZerXes> as its the same hash repeated over and over a billion times
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<isigaesc[m]> I think what I was hoping for was something like the metadata from the pinata API
<isigaesc[m]> Is there a library or something out there to track and manage locally pinned blocks?
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<auhau[m]1> Ehm IPFS itself? Not sure what exact needs you have... I guess the most crucial feature is pinning IPNS, that would help out a lot to us all, but still not tackled:
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<isigaesc[m]> I just wanted to be able to manage blocks somehow. So, "User A is pinning this block originally by User B as of $date". Then to be able to say "Delete all User A's blocks (unless pinned by another user)", or, "delete user A's oldest blocks", and so on
<isigaesc[m]> Please don't take all this as IPFS criticism btw. I'm really impressed by this project
<isigaesc[m]> If I write my application I guess I just need to write something to manage pins
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<Swedneck> i think pin management should really be done in the application
<auhau[m]1> Hmm I am not aware about any library that would tackle this sort of use-case (but here might be one...). But since you are mentioning a users a lot, maybe have a look into Textile framework ;-) They provide a lot of abstractions on top of IPFS. But IPFS itself is mainly transfer protocol with some fancy features around (pubsub etc.), so don't expect any high-level concepts there...
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<isigaesc[m]> I guess the issue with doing pin management outside IPFS is that the actual pinned blocks could end up out of synch with the IPFS daemon.
<isigaesc[m]> I will look into it, thanks.
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<isigaesc[m]> auhau: Heh. I'm a lot less creative than I thought. This is useful, though :-)
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