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<bbigras>
If I want to sync a folder between 2 computers and be able to make changes on both sides, is ipfs cluster what I should use?
<Sheogorath[m]>
bbigras: if you are thinking of something dropbox-like, then no. Generally speaking, you can achive that with ipfs(-cluster)
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<bbigras>
Sheogorath: thanks. I don't mind if I had to add the files with a command. But I have no idea how to update a folder on 2 nodes. I guess the pinned hash needs to be updated on the other computer.
<JacLavi_>
ZerXes: Funny ! It's a pix of a street in South West France
<ZerXes>
cool
<swedneck1>
JacLavi_: do you still have unanswered questions? I'm a bit confused since it seems you were responding to someone that i can't see here on matrix..
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<JacLavi_>
ZerXes: Yes, I have a lot of questions, specially on the use of command line.
<JacLavi_>
I have IPFS installed also into a Rapsbery Pi4 with no X-Gui.
<JacLavi_>
Cooecting : I can figure out how to talk to the RaspBerry from a PC on the same lan.
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<swedneck1>
try first running `ipfs id` on one of the devices, then taking the local address which would look something like `"/ip4/192.168.1.10/tcp/4001/p2p/12D3KooWlfoobar` and on the other device running `ipfs ping <that address>`
<swedneck1>
if that returns something like `Pong received: time=177.31 ms` then you know the two IPFS nodes can communicate
<JacLavi_>
swedneck1: Thanks for the tips. I'll try and be back.
<swedneck1>
you can also try pinging just the `12D3KooWlfoobar` bit, which will check if the other node is reachable via *any* address
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<aphelionz[m]>
Anybody got IPFS working behind Traefik? :D
<swedneck1>
should just be a standard reverse proxy, no?
<swedneck1>
JacLavi_: nice, then you know that the two nodes are able to see each other
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<JacLavi_>
swedneck1: Fine ! Next step will be to run the IPFS Desktop on the RPi from tne PC. Is taht possible ?
<swedneck1>
JacLavi_: i'm not sure what you mean, "run ipfs-desktop on the RPi from the PC" doesn't really make sense
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<JacLavi_>
So. I need some help on running commands line on the RPI. I added a file with ipfs add < filename> I had no error. How can I get the public link to that file ?
<ZerXes>
you should get the ID of the file when its added
<swedneck1>
there are no "public links", content just has an ID which anyone can download the content with
<JacLavi_>
ZerXes: It was yesterday and I forgot it :( Can I the ID back ?
<ZerXes>
JacLavi_: sure, just add it again
<JacLavi_>
$ ipfs add Buge.jpg
<aphelionz[m]>
Swedneck: it would seem it's just a reverse proxy but i'm having trouble with the swarming / etc
<JacLavi_>
Ok. Ill will be hanging around. Thanks guys. See you soon.
<swedneck1>
i just downloaded your file, renamed it to `photo.jpg`, and added it again with `ipfs add -w` which wraps it in a directory, so you can reference it as a filename under the parent ID
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<JacLavi_>
swedneck1: I'll try. Be back later. Jacques.
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<tjwelde|kiltio[m>
Hey everybody, I hope this is the right channel for my question
<tjwelde|kiltio[m>
When I want to pin a file, so it is available via ipfs, do I have to run my daemon in server mode with a public ipv4 address, or can I leave it behind the firewall, which only allows outbound connections?
<lordcirth__>
tjwelde|kiltio[m, you can serve from behind NAT, *if* you use NAT relays. So you establish a connection to peers that are set to be relays, and they will proxy connections for other clients down the established connection.
<lordcirth__>
However, you will get much better performance with a port forward.
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<swedneck1>
You don't need to run in server mode iirc
<tjwelde|kiltio[m>
lordcirth__: thanks for the answer. I guess in default config, it will not automatically connect to relays?
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<tjwelde|kiltio[m>
I was hoping, that STUN or AutoNAT would take care of this, but I don't know how to test it
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<tjwelde|kiltio[m>
it's a tiny bit overwhelming ;) I actually was on the page and didn't find what I needed
<swedneck1>
it just lists all the available commands, same as `ipfs --help`
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<tjwelde|kiltio[m>
I actually see my peerid there, so it seems to be working
<unnotchslayer[m]>
Have any of you heard of Skynet?
<unnotchslayer[m]>
Not from the movie
<unnotchslayer[m]>
A website that lets you upload videos to something similar to ipfs for free
<unnotchslayer[m]>
Does it last forever?
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<swedneck1>
i presume you mean the sia thing?
<unnotchslayer[m]>
Yeah
<swedneck1>
seems to be very similar to IPFS but with better marketing..
<swedneck1>
skylink = CID
<swedneck1>
webportal = gateway
<unnotchslayer[m]>
So how is it free to upload stuff to it?
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<swedneck1>
and of course it uses blockchains, because why not
<swedneck1>
<unnotchslayer[m] "So how is it free to upload stuf"> presumably the same idea as google drive giving you 15GB of free storage
<swedneck1>
it lets people try the service, and then they get them to pay money
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<unnotchslayer[m]>
So is it temporary? You can upload to their site without an account. People would easily get “unlimited storage” not like 15 gigs like with drive
<unnotchslayer[m]>
You don’t even need an account to upload to it
<swedneck1>
it could be a temporary thing, until they get enough users, but i don't see any evidence either way
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<swedneck1>
oh yeah, it's also very possible they get money from investors, which is what lets them provide free storage
<unnotchslayer[m]>
Ah maybe
<swedneck1>
i would be incredibly surprised if they actually let people just dump the contents of their hard drives though
<tjwelde|kiltio[m>
it seems to be blockchain based