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<apotheon>
viraptor[m]: Assuming that's "vi(1) raptor" as a play on something like "velociraptor", that's a pretty cool name.
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<viraptor[m]>
<apotheon "viraptor: Assuming that's "vi(1)"> At this point I claim it is. But actually it's a lucky result of login form JS confusion and input truncation many years ago. :-)
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<bqv>
swedneck: how do you know what's what, via ipfs pin
<bqv>
And how much data do you pin
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<swedneck>
`ipfs pin ls` tells you every pinned object
<swedneck>
you can use the -t flag to specify which type to list
<bqv>
But theyre just hashes…
<bqv>
The names are gone
<swedneck>
what names?
<swedneck>
if you want to preserve names of files/directories, you should wrap them in a directory when adding the content to ipfs with `ipfs add -w`
<bqv>
Would ipfs pin show their name then, though?
<swedneck>
hmm, i think what you want is `ipfs files`
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<swedneck>
but that isn't specifically for pinned objects
<bqv>
Yeah, this is why I was asking the question. I want pins, specifically, but I also want an ergonomic way to make sure they don't get out of control
<swedneck>
ofc you can just make sure to pin things before adding them to the MFS (mutable file system)
<bqv>
Mfs isn't viable for what I'm up to until it's mountable
<swedneck>
then i don't believe what you want currently exists
<swedneck>
i'd suggest checking the issues on the go-ipfs github and upvoting/creating an issue
<bqv>
Mmm
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<Zaab1t>
Hello, I am looking into IPNS for the first time
<Zaab1t>
It is my understanding that I could just use dnslink to point at an /ipfs/ address then
<bqv>
and then you change the content and it breaks
<bqv>
it's a lot less useful without a stable pointer, as you put ut
<bqv>
e.g. docs.ipfs.io would have to be constantly changing
<swedneck>
Yes
<Zaab1t>
well dnslink updates faster right?
<swedneck>
Depends
<Zaab1t>
so workflow is first update content, then change dnslink to point to ipfs adress OR have a dnslink=>ipns, update content, then change ipns record
<swedneck>
I'd say dnslink is faster and more reliable, but less flexible and easy to use
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<swedneck>
Well, pure dnslink vs dnslink plus ipns
<Zaab1t>
I think I understand some of it. Can we agree that "The InterPlanetary Name System (IPNS) solves these issues by creating human-readable addresses that can be updated." from the docs is misleading?