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<tommatrix[m]>
how to config replication factor for ipfs?
<BaronVonPromster>
Thanks!
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<peterlau[m]>
Having a bot in your encrypted room which understands encryption means that you're trusting some third party with each and every message so is only recommended if you trust that bot's host
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<ldeffenb_>
@tommatrix - What do you mean by "replication factor"? IPFS doesn't push data out, but stores it locally and provides it when requested. The only way of forcing a replication is to have some other instance pin your content. I would guess that the number of external pins could be considered a replication factor.
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<tommatrix[m]>
ldeffenb_: thanks for your reply. I mean when file add to ipfs, it can backup to other node automatic. because the first node may go offline.
<ldeffenb_>
That can only be accomplished by having some other node pin your CID.
<ldeffenb_>
AFAIK, there is no automatic provision for such a thing in IPFS currently.
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<tommatrix[m]>
Swedneck: ipfs cluster can support thouands of nodes over world wide?
<tommatrix[m]>
ldeffenb_: pin seem have ttl, after timeout then delete data
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<ldeffenb_>
tommatrix - Where did you see that pins have a timeout?
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<ldeffenb_>
swedneck1 - I've read the cluster stuff, but didn't realize it was basically a distributed superset of the ipfs commands. If you add to the cluster, it is automatically pinned to the cluster. Nice. Now, if I only had enough remote matchines to put together a decent-sized cluster!
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<tommatrix[m]>
<ldeffenb_ "tommatrix - Where did you see th"> yes
<tommatrix[m]>
<ldeffenb_ "tommatrix - Where did you see th"> I test ipfs, when source node go offline, can't browser anymore.
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<tommatrix[m]>
when gateway pin too much data, I think it maybe delete old data.
<ldeffenb_>
Did you actually tell the gateway to pin the data? Or simply fetch it putting the data into its cache?
<ldeffenb_>
Pins don't time out, but they are not the same as the cache of nodes that have handled your data.
<ldeffenb_>
Yes, the cache is periodically garbage-collected, but pins will always stay resident in the pinning node(s).
<ldeffenb_>
Your test showed exactly correct behavior. If the data is not pinned somewhere in a node that is online, then it may or may not be available from some cache somewhere.
<ldeffenb_>
That's why pinning services exist and charge money to pin your stuff.
<tommatrix[m]>
add file to node A, when user access file from node B, I think node B is a gateway.
<ldeffenb_>
Yes, but node B didn't pin it, only cached it.