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<moinmoin>
Hi all. Does anyone know of any resource or documentation that explains how IPFS nodes "peer" with each other and how connection are made etc? I am trying to understand the role of the bootstrap nodes together with swarm key. The end goal is to be able to create a private network
<moinmoin>
Most of the resources I am seeing are more in the "follow the instructions and run these commands" style without providing more background on what is actually going on or why
<odisseus[m]>
As for the swarm key, I don't actually know how it works, but the concept seems equivalent to any password. I guess two nodes would refuse to connect to each other, if their swarm keys (or rather hashes thereof) don't match
<odisseus[m]>
* As for the swarm key, I don't actually know how it works, but the concept seems equivalent to a password check. I guess two nodes would refuse to connect to each other, if their swarm keys (or rather hashes thereof) don't match
<moinmoin>
lol...the Swarm key concept is one of the main concept I had question about. Just wanted to go through some of the new resources before I ask about them :)
<moinmoin>
"I guess two nodes would refuse to connect to each other, if their swarm keys (or rather hashes thereof) don't match" - Yeah this is what it looks like
<RubenKelevra[m]>
moinmoin: it must be true, because someone on the internet said so :D
<RubenKelevra[m]>
It's just stupid to use /dev/urandom, because there's no guarantee for enough entropy when using it. While I always recommend to use /dev/random I also recommend to use haveged.
<moinmoin>
RubenKelevra[m] why you acting defensive much 😂 no where did I say it must be true. I shared links with different perspectives on the debate... again, no where did I say one is true and the other is false
<RubenKelevra[m]>
I use haveged on all systems, because it doesn't collect the randomness from interrups and other system events, but run actively code to generate randomness.
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<RubenKelevra[m]>
Using the kernel's /dev/random or /dev/urandom, especially on embedded hardware or headless servers/vms is a big problem. /dev/random might block for several minutes, because there's no real source for randomness while /dev/urandom just spits out far from perfect randomness (as stated in the man page of /dev/urandom) :)
<momack2[m]>
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<isomorph70[m]>
I have put a big database on IPFS circa 40 GB. It is a big browsable directory structure. Sometime it is like some directories is slow to open. It is the hash get removed from the dht. It there something I can change from my end(server) ?