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<pepesza>
a question on go-ipfs API vs go-ipfs gateway API. Is it true that one is a subset of other? Also, does gateway API provide tools to get any kind of meta-data information? I.e. what is the size of the tree described by a particular CID?
<krishraghuram>
(Disclaimer: When using IPNS to update websites, it's important to think about that assets could be loaded from two different resolved hashes when updating your website, leading to outdated/missing assets unless accounted for)
<krishraghuram>
can someone elaborate on it, please ?
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<pepesza>
re: ipfs gateway returning 301 to subdomain - it's a way to enable back CORS for browsers
<pepesza>
krishraghuram: I can imagine something like that happening if you are using multiple gateways (or a gateway you are using routes your requests to multiple ipfs nodes). The ipfs address they resolve ipns name to might be different because of data propagation.
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<krishraghuram>
pepesza: In the multiple gateway scenario, its just that different users might see different versions/states of the site, right? And in the gateway routing to multiple ipfs nodes, will gateway not resolve IPNS key to IPFS cid first, and then make requests to different nodes with a single cid ?
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<pepesza>
krishrahuram: Same client can get results from different versions if he is making requests to different gateways. This state would be temporary (assuming things work properly), but it is still possible.
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<krishraghuram>
Hi, I have a question related to IPNS and IPFS Gateway`ipfs name resolve` cli command has a `--nocache` option. Is there any way to achieve same behavior when using an ipfs gateway like `http://127.0.0.1:8080/ipns/<name>` ???Maybe something like having a query param at the end like `http://127.0.0.1:8080/ipns/<name>?nocache=true`BTW, I am asking if
<krishraghuram>
such a thing can be enabled for the local gateway that I'm running. I'm not asking this for public gateways like gateway.ipfs.io (I understand that it's sort of a security risk to have such an option on public gateway).
<krishraghuram>
Hi, I have a question related to IPNS and IPFS Gateway"ipfs name resolve" cli command has a "--nocache" option. Is there any way to achieve same behavior when using an ipfs gateway like "http://127.0.0.1:8080/ipns/<name>" ???Maybe something like having a query param at the end like "http://127.0.0.1:8080/ipns/<name>?nocache=true"BTW, I am asking if
<krishraghuram>
such a thing can be enabled for the local gateway that I'm running. I'm not asking this for public gateways like gateway.ipfs.io (I understand that it's sort of a security risk to have such an option on public gateway).
<krishraghuram>
Sorry for the spam, but I'm trying to get rid of the weird markup formatting.
<krishraghuram>
Hi, I have a question related to IPNS and IPFS Gateway`ipfs name resolve` cli command has a `--nocache` option. Is there any way to achieve same behavior when using an ipfs gateway like `http://127.0.0.1:8080/ipns/<name>` ???Maybe something like having a query param at the end like `http://127.0.0.1:8080/ipns/<name>?nocache=true`BTW, I am asking if
<krishraghuram>
such a thing can be enabled for the local gateway that I'm running. I'm not asking this for public gateways like gateway.ipfs.io (I understand that it's sort of a security risk to have such an option on public gateway).