<sevru243>
newcomer question : why are there both a hash and filename in the url ? Wouldnt the hash be sufficient ?
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<sevru243>
or is the hash only a folder hash ?
<sevru243>
(couldnt find a doc on google that explains the url parts)
<Voker57>
QmXoypizjW3WknFiJnKLwHCnL72vedxjQkDDP1mXWo6uco is the root hash, which contains links wiki -> Technology.html, indeed there is also a actual file hash
<lidel>
and ipfs ls -v /ipfs/QmXoypizjW3WknFiJnKLwHCnL72vedxjQkDDP1mXWo6uco
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<mhchia>
Hi guys
<mhchia>
I'm currently using `libp2p` to build an app, with my self-defined protocols.I tried to get use of the existing
<sevru243>
@lidel thank you for the link
<mhchia>
ipfs network to do routing(bootstrap with the ipfs bootstrapping nodes), however it sometimes works, sometimes not. I'm just wondering whether it is needed to support some specific protocols that ipfs uses, to make my app use of the routing successfully.
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<mhchia>
thank you in advance :) any feedback is appreciated
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<edrex>
wow, i'm finally able to properly join #ipfs:matrix.org. It's been stuck (can't leave, can't speak) for over a year. Maybe there was a bugfix or a server reinit.
<edrex>
Hi all :)
<vmx>
xelra: so djdv should know more about it
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<edrex>
What's the best way to catch up on what features have been implemented in the past 2 years or so?
<edrex>
I think last time I was closely tracking IPNS was pretty smooth and IPLD seemed to be the topic of a lot of discussion.
<djdv>
some of the old benchmarks are outdated so I'm curious to hear cases of Dokany x Winfsp
<djdv>
modern comparisons*
<xelra>
I mostly came in contact with it purely because of sshfs on Windows. And I dumped Dokan some time ago, because WinFsp just performs flawlessly.
<djdv>
glad to hear it, I've had nothing but issues myself with Dokany projects unfortunatley
<xelra>
I'm using https://github.com/billziss-gh/sshfs-win on a daily basis without any issues. I'm mounting a remote repository over it and do code editing. I've never experienced a problem. Not while editing, saving or while doing just file transfers in the Windows Explorer.
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<xelra>
The only feature I ever had to request was a `create_umask` option and the developer responded quickly and implemented it. So it's definitely active.
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<djdv>
I set up a Windows kernel development environment recently so I'm looking forward to doing some tests with it
<djdv>
I'm glad development is active, I'd rather spend my time in userspace than kernelspace on Windows :c)
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<xelra>
That's awesome. IPFS is the future and with this I'll finally be able to have my first real production use case. I tried to do the Docker dance on Windows, but that's just not ideal.
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<djdv>
Agreed, an interface as close to native between the OS and a filesystem is a must have imo
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<JCaesar>
Imho, IPFS should just implement a DAV gateway and leave all that FUSE trouble and whatnot be
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<Icefoz>
Or implement a *really good* distributed block store as a library and protocol that's easy to use, and leave the rest of the problems for other people to solve.
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<JCaesar>
On a semi-related note: i've tried to play around with go-ipfs-api to test-implement that, but got nothing but segvs under arm. has anyone else seen that?
<djdv>
How IPFS data is exposed to the OS is not a concern of mine at the moment, it is more a matter of getting data at all, reliably, in a way that's compatible with existing platform applications
<djdv>
If DAV seems more reasonable, we could go through with it
<djdv>
it's just a matter of noting it down in the issue with comparison points
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<djdv>
so long as it fulfils the purpose of `ipfs mount`
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<Cherian>
Hi Everyone!
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<Cherian>
Anyone online?
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<xelra>
DAV is definitely the worst. That's a pandora's box of problems.