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<mmelo>
hey folks, not sure if it's the right forum... what is the main difference between ipfs.files.cat(hash) vs a get request to https://ipfs.io/ipfs/hash. In my app ipfs.files.cat only works after I make a request to https://ipfs.io/
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<voker57>
mmelo: where is hash hosted?
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<voker57>
ipfs.io is running go-ipfs, so that might be the difference
<mmelo>
voker57: the hash is created and published in a browser. I'm using js-ipfs
<mmelo>
the files.cat never resolves unless I open another tab and and request the same hash from ipfs.io
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<mmelo>
the weird thing is that requesting ipfs.io/ipfs/hash in the second tab makes my files.cat resolves in the first tab
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<chiui>
mmelo, it usually happens when a gateway (ipfs.io) can access two nodes which cannot communicate themselves
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<mmelo>
interesting, do you think I can keep requesting ipfs.io gateway instead of files.cat? It does not seem right to me, I would expect that files.cat would resolve the hash by itself. Maybe I'm doing something wrong
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<voker57>
that's certainly not the proper way. there's probably some trouble in js-ipfs connectivity, it uses quite a complicated scheme to contact other nodes
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<TrUsT_n1>
Any guidence for learning ipfs files and how it works? I've been unsuccessful so far on how it works.
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<whyrusleeping>
TrUsT_n1: what are you wanting to do?
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<TrUsT_n1>
@whyrusleeping I'm trying to figure out how to create a dir and add files to it.
<steelman>
voker57: so how does local namespace, which can be used instead of pinning as cipres says, relates to name publish?
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<voker57>
steelman: it isn't related
<TrUsT_n1>
@Mr0grog So the flush will help with some kind of transition from pinning today to the pinning of tomorrow which is more orgnized.
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<voker57>
Mr0grog: yeah, I'm currently using ipfs files for that purpose too
<voker57>
TrUsT_n1: flush writes files data to disk. it's already done by other ipfs files commands, but if you use them with --flush-false and then run flush, you can write to disk all at once
<Mr0grog>
Neat! I think it would be helpful both to that issue maybe to others if you could write up a quick example of how you do that in https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/issues/4763 . It might help people understand a concrete use-case and its drawbacks.
<voker57>
how I do what, use ipfs files?
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<TrUsT_n1>
@voker57 Ah! I never tried the --flush-false. I could see where this would be a big help to do a large batch and flush all at once.
<Mr0grog>
Yes
<Mr0grog>
How you use them as a workaround to name your pins
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<TrUsT_n1>
@Mr0grog I use ipfs files now as a workaround to name pins. It sounds like in the future... there may be a different way to do this.
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<voker57>
I'll add it to RFC I guess
<Mr0grog>
The impression I get from the issue and the proposed PR is that it's a little up for debate and @whyrusleeping wants to have some discussion about the design. So I think people sharing
<Mr0grog>
can really help drive that discussion in a productive way
<Mr0grog>
B) *how* they are accomplishing those workarounds and how they work or don't work well
<Mr0grog>
A) that they are already using workarounds to do it now and
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<TrUsT_n1>
Can you request a hash that is not on-line now to get later when the node comes on-line?
<TrUsT_n1>
At this point the ipfs get just hangs waiting to get it.
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<cipres>
TrUsT_n1: of course it's gonna hang there ;)
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<cipres>
it's gonna time out at some point i suppose
<TrUsT_n1>
@cipres Guess that's an idea. IPFS hash queue
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<captainproton__>
hi all
<whyrusleeping>
o/
<captainproton__>
wow, it’s lively here
<captainproton__>
when does everyone come around?
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<whyrusleeping>
it comes and goes
<whyrusleeping>
most people are here, and if someone starts up a conversation it can get a bit loud at times
<whyrusleeping>
silence just means people are off hacking on something :)
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