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<Swedneck2>
stebalien: welp, getting thousands of peers again :(
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<stebalien>
DHT off?
<stebalien>
I'm not seeing yo uin the list of known relays.
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<Swedneck2>
yeah using dhtclient
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<stebalien>
So, you could try enabling warning logging for the "relay" logging subsystem `ipfs log level relay warn` then see how many `HOP_CANT_SPEAK_RELAY` errors you see on standard error.
<stebalien>
Damn, there's still some node announcing your node.
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<void09>
hi. any gui for ipfs that allows me these simple things: to share a whole folder of files on ipfs (without duplicating them), and to download a file/folder from an ipfs link ?
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<shokunin[m]1>
I wish it was easier to use this stuff in production @stebalien
<shokunin[m]1>
We’re just hosting one page and serving it via dnslink
<postables[m]2>
If you don't use IPNS that should be pretty quick
<postables[m]2>
DNSLink with IPFS CIDs instead of IPNS is really quick you would just need a way to automatically republish the TXT records whenever you make a change to the page
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<graylan[m]>
I love the idea of git on ipfs. Git is very centralized, in ways politically and in terms of data storage. Having a vote upon code changes may improve Foss development cycles. Just a theory.
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<graylan[m]>
void09 , you can add an entire folder of files, it stores under that single hash I believe. It will dupe the files into the repo I think. Could be wrong. Siderus may do this but I cannot remember. Ive only done it via cli
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<shokunin[m]1>
postables you think the update speed of dns is faster than the speed of ipns?
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<postables[m]2>
shokunin yes, additionally you have very fast lookups as well.
<shokunin[m]1>
how does one have fast dns?
<shokunin[m]1>
I've never seen that
<shokunin[m]1>
I always think of it as the slow piece of shit that takes forever to propagate across ISPs
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<JCaesar>
Setting the TTL to near-nothing should do the trick?
<postables[m]2>
It shouldn't be slow, unless you're using extremely high TTL values, or have a wonky configuration.
<postables[m]2>
The DNSLink records I use for my API docs has a 5s TTL and takes about 10-20 seconds to propagate across the internet
<Stskeeps>
if i have a pin on a js-ipfs node that's connected straight to a go-ipfs node, i should be able to pin that hash on the go-ipfs node right?
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<postables[m]>
yes
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<hsn>
how to setup IPFS behind NAT. What port I need to forward
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<postables[m]2>
Default is 4001, you'll want to forward your swarm port
<postables[m]2>
*tcp:4001
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<hsn>
Do i need to configure addresses/Announce to my public IP?
<postables[m]>
no it should auto-detect if things are configured correctly
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<hsn>
okay, it works.
<hsn>
If I add file, are its metadata stored - file name and content type?
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<voker57>
for me, auto detection seems to open a non-functional port via upnp and get zero connections
<voker57>
so I had to resort to manually adding announce multiaddrs
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<hsanjuan>
hsn: postables[m] : it won't autodetect I think. If unpn works, you don't need to configure anything else, it should setup the necessary forwarding for you. If it does not work, you will need to manually open a port mapped to 4001 and then configure "Announce" to your public IP (or to a /dns4/domain... address)
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<raucao>
btw, congrats on the q3 roadmap. looks like great planning!
<raucao>
whoever was involved with that
<raucao>
looking forward to whatever is going to be fixed about finding files in time
<raucao>
or at all :)
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<aschmahmann[m]>
swedneck:permaweb.io: stebalien getting a new identity is fairly easy (if a bit annoying). You can create a new repo `ipfs init` after changing the `IPFS_PATH` environment variable to a new location. Then open up the config file and copy the identity from the new repo to the old one.
<aschmahmann[m]>
Importing your old key as an IPNS key is more complicated (one of a few reasons you're better off using a custom IPNS key instead of your peerID), but I think just involves turning a base64 string (the private key in your config) into bytes and storing them in a file in the IPFS_PATH\keystore folder. The tag/name for the IPNS key will be whatever you named your file.
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<aschmahmann[m]>
I just checked doing this and it seems to "work on my machine" ™️
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<Swedneck2>
hmm, i think we'll just move to a separate IPNS key for the website and make a new ipfs repo then
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<aschmahmann[m]>
seems reasonable, although you shouldn't need a new repo just the identity (so you won't have to re-pin files or anything). Also, the above mechanism basically just allows you to reuse your existing IPNS key without changing anything else.
<Swedneck2>
ah right
<Swedneck2>
well using a separate IPNS key is probably gonna save us headaches in the future anyways
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<Swedneck2>
any way to increase how often metrics are updated?
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<kishansagathiya[>
If the data that I want is stored in some far away machine whose peer id is closer to the cid.
<kishansagathiya[>
It is also stored in my flatmate's machine who uses who is using same wifi network as I am. Which machine is IPFS more likely to get data from? Does it have some way to prioritize which peers would be faster to get from.
<aschmahmann[m]>
yep, separate key should generally make things easier to work with. Although importing your existing key instead of using a new one means you don't need to update any of your IPNS links which may or may not be more annoying for you then doing the base64 stuff above.
<aschmahmann[m]>
don't know too much about the metrics collection side of things, but I'm sure someone else around here does
<kishansagathiya[>
For the sake of this discussion assume, it is just one block.
<Swedneck2>
the only IPNS links we have should be the dnslink record
<aschmahmann[m]>
ok, then your choices are update the dnslink record or import the old identity as an IPNS key. Both should get you what you want, just do whatever is easier for you.
<Swedneck2>
just updated the dnslink record
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<aschmahmann[m]>
👍️
<aschmahmann[m]>
kishansagathiya: I'm pretty sure bitswap has a latency tracker it uses to figure out which peers to ask for things from first. Also, in the case of a local wifi network if you have mdns enabled then ipfs shouldn't even need to do a DHT lookup (the whole peerid close to cid thing) to find where the data is since it can just do a broadcast on your local network.
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<Swedneck2>
ayyy peers aren't starting at 1000 anymore
<Swedneck2>
in fact it's kinda struggling to get above 100
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<stebalien>
swedneck:privacytools.io: do you still need a way to turn a peer ID into a normal IPNS key?
<Swedneck2>
nope, sorry :P
<stebalien>
aschmahmann, kishansagathiya: Note: that feature has been merged into master but has not been released. It also hasn't been thuroughly tested and may still need some work.
<stebalien>
swedneck:privacytools.io: thanks. I'll have to get to it eventually, it just reduces the priority.
<Swedneck2>
👍️
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<kishansagathiya[>
Thanks aschmahmann stebalien
<kishansagathiya[>
stebalien: Which part is not released? bitswap having latency tracker or checking local wifi if mdns available?
<stebalien>
Former.
<stebalien>
MDNS is released (although you should try the RC as the current stable release has a bug that sometimes breaks MDNS).
<kishansagathiya[>
Ok. That helps a lot. thanks you both 🙂
<Swedneck2>
so i wanna try hosting a mirror of the official F-Droid repo again, it's roughly 50GB spread over more than 25000 files.
<Swedneck2>
anything i can do to optimize adding this to my node? i know i definitely want to use --nocopy, but i'm not sure if there's anything else that'd help
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<JTa>
o/ all
<JTa>
I keep getting hits for you guys in github searches for Pasadena...
<JTa>
did you guys attend scale or something? or are you affiliated with scale at all?
<JTa>
Lol...
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<JTa>
The root of your repos say "A peer-to-peer hypermedia protocol"
<deltab>
Swedneck2: turning off announcements while you add, if I remember correctly
<JTa>
so I'm trying to see what your connection to Pasadena is. I'm organizing open source groups and projects based in Pasadena....
<NatoBoram[m]1>
`--chunker=rabin` is a good one
<NatoBoram[m]1>
Also, check if you want to host the whole thing under one single hash or each apk in its own hash so you can spread the load with ipfs-cluster
<deltab>
JTa: I don't know of any connection. What search term are you using on github?
<hsn>
i did ipfs swarm filters but these addresses are still announced
<JTa>
searching for Pasadena. So it must have been a mention of scale in pasadena. SCaLE is held in Pasadena every year...
<deltab>
JTa: what results did you get?
<deltab>
I've checked 8 pages of results and not seen anything about IPFS or about SCALE
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<deltab>
hmm, some results are listed with text such as "she's Bee-ish. They have a huge parade of flowers every year in Pasadena?"
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<Swedneck2>
deltab Nato Boram thanks
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<Swedneck2>
also how does go-ipfs deal with changing data when using --nocopy?
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<NatoBoram[m]1>
It throws an error
<NatoBoram[m]1>
I think the client receives a HTTP error containing the reason why it failed
<NatoBoram[m]1>
It's also logged in the console
<Swedneck2>
hmm.. so should i unpin and run gc before changing the data?
<NatoBoram[m]1>
Yeah, probably
<NatoBoram[m]1>
Or you can do that after
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<swedneck__>
hmm, so i guess i'll just keep an oldhash.txt file, then when i update the data i unpin the hash in the file and replace it with the new hash
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