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<shotez>
Hello everyone :)
<rwen[m]>
shotez: Hi.
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<shotez>
I have just recently started working on this protocol and have two questions I hope someone can answer. I am currently using the jsipfs implementation to create a distribupted app.
<shotez>
First, can I install web-ui or do I need to run a dedicated go node? Next, what is the recommended way to publish an entire website/app using jsipfs, since js can't access the file system?
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<shotez>
My main goal is just so create some apps with dynamic data, and I'm just not sure which implementation is most suitable.
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<Mikaela[meow]>
I would expect 8.1 to be the lowest supported version due to Microsoft supporting it until January 10, 2023, but I don't think it is very popular OS
<RubenKelevra[m]>
<swedneck "is there a way to add files to i"> well, you could just use `curl <url> | ipfs add - `
<RubenKelevra[m]>
or `curl <url> | ipfs files write -e /mfs/path/to/file`
<RubenKelevra[m]>
but it's not protected against truncating if the connection fails
<RubenKelevra[m]>
if you know the md5/sha sum, you can use mbuffer to calculate the checksum on the fly without having to write the file somewhere
<RubenKelevra[m]>
Swedneck: if you don't want to use mbuffer, or it's not available for your platform, you can use `pee` to split the output:
<RubenKelevra[m]>
<shotez "First, can I install web-ui or d"> well, you can use a public gateway as a https-REST API, to load the rest of the application for example. Not really sure where you want to start :)
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<dirkmc>
Join us in one hour for the IPFS Weekly Community call!
<dirkmc>
João Antunes will be with us to talk about IPFS testbed, a testbed for JS-IPFS built using Toxiproxy and Kubernetes!
<RubenKelevra[m]>
Please don't use it yet - just completed the rewrite (will test it later)
<RubenKelevra[m]>
dirkmc I thought we change away from zoom because of the trolling going on there :/
<dirkmc>
For this month we will continue to use Zoom
<odisseus[m]>
Is there a way to view the daemon logs that are related just to its HTTP interface? I have tried http://localhost:5001/logs, but I can't make anything out of the huge flood of logs, and I'm not sure the information I need is even there.
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<aschmahmann[m]>
odisseus: try `ipfs log ls` to get a list of the various ipfs subsystems you can change the log levels for.
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<odisseus[m]>
That doesn't seem to work. I have executed `ipfs log level addrutil critical`, and when I open http://localhost:5001/logs I still get a lot of spam from that system
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<aschmahmann[m]>
try just looking at the daemon output
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<aschmahmann[m]>
you should also be able to send the output to a file if you start the daemon with the GOLOG_FILE environment variable set
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<odisseus[m]>
I have set the variable and restarted the daemon, but the log file is empty
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<aschmahmann[m]>
try setting the log level for a subsystem (for example `ipfs log level swarm2 info` will generate a ton of log messages)
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<odisseus[m]>
Still no logs in the file
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<aschmahmann[m]>
try setting the environment variable IPFS_LOGGING=info. You should definitely see the daemon (or the log file) output a lot of data.
<odisseus[m]>
Woah, now I see a lot of spam indeed
<aschmahmann[m]>
that environment variable controls the base logging level for all the subsystems. Once you've got that happily logging to a file you can clear the variable (or set it to something high like "panic") and then set the logging levels for individual subsystems. As a sanity check try looking at a subsystem that's spamming you a lot and change it's log level to see the impact
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<odisseus[m]>
I have managed to tune the logging so that I can at least see the report about the HTTP request. However, I don't see any error message if the request fails.
<aschmahmann[m]>
I'm not familiar with exactly what messages are logged from go-ipfs in relation to HTTP requests (or what level they're logged at). You may want to look around in the code base to figure out where you'd expect the log message to be output.
<aschmahmann[m]>
What type of HTTP request are you making and how is it you're expecting it to fail?
<odisseus[m]>
Even the first request (the one that returns code 200) has `Trailer: X-Stream-Error`, which hints that there is some kind of error
<odisseus[m]>
I expected to see something like a stack trace in the logs
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<aschmahmann[m]>
There are a lot of subsystems listed in `ipfs log ls` it may be that you're missing the one you're looking for. The HTTP API is essentially a wrapper around the commands lib, maybe try logging all the subsystems with cmd in them to see if something looks familiar
<aschmahmann[m]>
If you're still having trouble identifying the correct subsystem you may also want to try turning the subsystems on/off to try and find your error given that you know approximately when it occurs. The log messages contain the subsystem name so finding a single log message should be enough
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<alecbcs[m]>
Hey everyone, will being in `dhtclient` mode still allow you to serve up files to the network or must you be running the ipfs node in `dhtserver`?
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<aschmahmann[m]>
alecbcs: you can still advertise to the network even when running in client mode.
<aschmahmann[m]>
As an aside your node still needs to be publicly reachable from the rest of the network or they will not be able to download the data from you (e.g. not behind a NAT, or behind a NAT with port forwarding/UPnP)
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<alecbcs[m]>
Does that also apply to using the relays? In `dhtserver` mode right now I'm sitting behind a NAT but also using the `AutoRelay` feature to publish data.
<alecbcs[m]>
Also thank you for the info aschmahmann !
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<aschmahmann[m]>
alecbcs: Yes you can provide data over the relays. Are you actually using the relays (e.g. do your `ipfs id` addresses actually include circuit-relay components in them), or do you just have the feature enabled? Many routers have UPnP so you may actually not be needing them.
<aschmahmann[m]>
As an aside, I recommend strongly against ever setting `dhtserver` mode unless you know what you're doing. Just use `dht`, which will automatically switch you between client and server mode based on accessibility. Of course, if you know/suspect that your machine will not be very useful to the network (normally is online less than an hour at a time, has low bandwidth, running on a low power machine, etc.) then switching
<aschmahmann[m]>
to `dhtclient` is very sensible.
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