<hoang>
Hi, I am new to ipfs and sorry for stupid questions. If I run ipfs daemon, does it mean I am contributing my own storage to the network? If not, how can I turn on the sharing mode and adjust the config parameters?
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
hoang: only stuff you PIN, stuff you ADD or stuff you ACCESS
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
thats the only way you will be "contributing" things dont end up on your node just becuase your live.
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
so anything oyu access via the gateway gets "cachced" on your node untill the garbage collector needs to throw it out.
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
stuff you PIN is stuff that will stay on your node untill its unpinned
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
and stuff you add.. is the same as stuff you ACCESS, it wont stay there forever unless you pin it
<TUSF>
Also keep in mind that the garbage collector doesn't automatically run unless you explicitly run the daemon with it on, or set the config.
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
TUSF: what if it gets to the max storage thast set?
<TUSF>
I believe it's more of a soft maximum?
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<hoang>
got it. Thanks @darkdrgn2k @TUSF
<hoang>
if I am the only one in the network who pin a file, my node has to be online in order to serve the pinned file to other users right?
<TUSF>
From what I read, the StorageGCWatermark setting is a percentage of StorageMax at which the GC will run… if you have GC enabled at least. I don't know if it actually stops building up beyond it.
<TUSF>
And yes.
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
yep
<TUSF>
However, once other people see it, and cache it, they'll basically be "Seeding" the file.
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
just might take you a while :P
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
to manyt people behind nats lol
<hoang>
that makes sense
<TUSF>
Hrmm, It appears that `ipfs bitswap unwant <key>` does NOT remove a key from your wantlist?
<TUSF>
I ended up entering the URL of some file object on my gateway (right after GC'ing it away), and now that block seems to stay on my wantlist.
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<TUSF>
OK, it's off my wantlist, hah. I guess the unwant command is just really slow?
<TUSF>
Or did my old request just finally timeout?
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<whyrusleeping>
TUSF: we need to remove unwant. It doesnt actually work
<TUSF>
Ah
<TUSF>
Gotcha
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<Fns[m]>
Any point in trying to run public gateway from hdd?
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
depends how busy it is :P
<Fns[m]>
So just run it off hdd till it hits the ceiling?
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
ceiling is a very abstact term
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
but yeh when your harddrive queue times goes through the roof lol
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<TUSF>
I *think* I've found a bug. I'm trying to put a json object into `ipfs dag put`, but I keep getting the error "Error: illegal base32 data at input byte 0"
<TUSF>
Is this expecting me to pipe in the data as base32?
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<whyrusleeping>
yeap
<whyrusleeping>
well
<whyrusleeping>
it parses it as an actual CID
<whyrusleeping>
otherwise its not a valid link
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<whyrusleeping>
alrighty everyone! We just released 0.4.16-rc1
<whyrusleeping>
binaries are up on dist.ipfs.io
<whyrusleeping>
Please give it a try and let us know how it goes
<whyrusleeping>
as more people update to this version, ipns should get noticeably better
<whyrusleeping>
not *good* yet, but better
<whyrusleeping>
as well as many other updates and improvements that we will talk about in the release post thats coming soon
<whyrusleeping>
(tldr; please update, it will make the network happier)
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<TUSF>
Ugh… for some reason repo migrations always seem to break on me. Forgot what I did last time to get around that…
<Swedneck>
website still says latest is 0.4.15
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<Swedneck>
hmm, `ipfs update install 0.4.16-rc1` fails due to being unable to remove old binary
<Swedneck>
permission denied
<TUSF>
Hah, now I remember…
<TUSF>
If I try using `ipfs update` as a regular user, I'm unable to replace the binary because need root permissions. If I use sudo, then the updater becomes unable to do a repo migration, because it needs to set a file called repo.lock inside of my (a user's) home directory.
<TUSF>
Fun
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<Swedneck>
lol for me sudo doesn't even see ipfs
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<TUSF>
Ok, successfully updated.
<Swedneck>
how do i update :(
<TUSF>
I went with `ipfs update fetch --output ./ipfs v0.4.16-rc1` and then moved the binary to where I had my old one.
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<Modding>
Hi! I started a new Project, and i am Sarching people who want to join this Poject. We want to develop a Streaming Service for CC Music based on IPFS
<Modding>
It should be simmular to spotify but based on Opensource Technology and the whole Project should be OpenSource
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<vmx>
has anyone created a a DAG generator? (olizilla perhaps?)
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<olizilla>
i am a dag generator
<olizilla>
i'd use the heck outta a automagic one tho
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<moonman_>
Anyone working on a c/c++ implementation for ipfs?
<moonman_>
I had the idea that if we can implement a custom transport protocol which would work on kernel level (using raw sockets), we could make ipfs a lot faster
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<lgierth>
moonman_: eventually we want to move low-level parts of libp2p into the kernel, based on wireguard
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<moonman_>
lgierth: so basically you will have to rewrite that code in c, and then perhaps write some wrappers to access it from go, amirite?
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<moonman_>
But that wasnt what i was actually talking about
<moonman_>
What i meant is we could use a different protocol for comm since tcp is not designed with p2p networks in mind
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<Taoki>
I have a question. Let's say that IPFS is downloading (pinning) a really large file. Halfway through the download, the go-ipfs daemon is shut down. Once it comes back up: Will the existed downloaded segments still be in the cache, or will the daemon have to start downloading the entire file all over again?
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<lgierth>
they'll still be there
<lgierth>
stuff gets chunked, and the chunks that you already have, you already have
<Taoki>
Wonderful. Thanks
<lgierth>
you'll have to restart the downloading/pinning though, commands do not persists accross restarts
<Taoki>
I'm trying to figure out why the computer in the next room is having such a hard time downloading and pinning a large video file, although that file is pinned on my computer and the two are connected through a LAN cable.
<Taoki>
Should be pretty instant, yet it's taking over two hours for several such files.
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<Taoki>
Oh sweet, it was using the LAN connection after all! IPFS threw a warning in the console, and it was about an address starting with 192.168.*.*
<Taoki>
Anyway I restarted both daemons and it seems to be working a bit better now.
<Swedneck>
GNUnet when?
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<Taoki>
It seems that earlier, my mother's computer was printing a lot of errors of the form: failed to reset connection deadline after setup: set tcp 192.168.foo.bar
<Taoki>
I wonder if that's normal and common
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<Taoki>
Does anyone know why I keep seeing those errors and what they mean?
<Taoki>
swarm2: failed to reset connection deadline after setup
<Taoki>
Once the Daemon runs for over half an hour, those pop up every few minutes
<Taoki>
use of closed network connection swarm_dial.go:273
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<whyrusleeping>
Taoki: thats 'normal' ish
<whyrusleeping>
its internal dial issues that should be logged as warnings, not errors
<Taoki>
Oh. Good to know
<whyrusleeping>
Taoki: the poor performance between computers on LAN is because of providing
<whyrusleeping>
its a known issue that I really need to increase the priority of
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<Taoki>
Fair enough. Something is definitely off yeah: No logical reason why it should have taken so long.
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<Taoki>
whyrusleeping: Please post a link as well if it's on Github, it's probably one I'll want to follow the progress of.
<Taoki>
I plan on using IPFS between two computers connectev via LAN so I expect it to affect me in the future.
<Taoki>
Something else I should add about it: I noticed that for a few seconds, my computer would transmit at over 1MB/s... then for a few more seconds, it would barely send anything at all. Instead of sending a constant stream of data.
<Taoki>
I should add that to the report if you link it.