<q6wgrkd8tr9o49j8>
IPFS is a "storage solution" it's in the name, i2p is peer2peer "network"
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<cyberwolf[m]>
Convenient application of IPFS - this is for distributing pictures in blogs and on third-party forums.
<cyberwolf[m]>
But you have to understand that IPFS is completely transparent and you can easily find out who downloads and distributes what content (just like Torrent).
<cyberwolf[m]>
in I2P you can pick up Tahoe-LAFS
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<cyberwolf[m]>
The client himself encrypts files before downloading and decrypts after downloading.
<cyberwolf[m]>
Distributed redundant encrypted (end-to-end) file storage where storage nodes store pieces of files without knowing their contents. The client himself encrypts files before downloading and decrypts after downloading.
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<q6wgrkd8tr9o49j8>
last i checked Tahoe only had tor support
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<shoku>
Is there a way to know how many ipfs nodes run in the world (rough order of magnitude)?
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<r0kk3rz>
not really
<r0kk3rz>
bootstrap node load is a fair guestimate
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<shoku>
I have no idea how to perform that (it's not in go-ipfs, is it?). what's the current guestimate?
<r0kk3rz>
no you cant really tell from a local node, only how many peers you can see directly
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<Swedneck>
is it possible to set things up so i can add screenshots to ipfs and use my domain to make the ipfs.io link shorter?
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<Swedneck>
so like instead of it being ipfs.io/ipfs/Qmasd09jh400jh8ADh9/2018_05_13.png it's screenshots.mydomain.com/2018_05_13.png
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<darkdrgn2k[m]>
our networks conference now live streaming over ipfd on ournetworks.ca :)
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<lidel>
https://ournetworks.ca/livestream/ → IPFS → i am so glad cross-origin xhrs work in our browser companion extension and I now use my local node to watch :))
<Swedneck>
just me or is the sound a bit low?
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<lidel>
a bit, but i'm in headphones
<Swedneck>
it's really low for me actually, other sounds almost make me deaf when i turn volume up to hear the stream
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
Thanks for the feedback...on it!
<r0kk3rz>
magic!
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
soooo the throw mike is a fail :/
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
let me know if the adio is any better
<Swedneck>
nope, still really quiet
<lemmi>
don't know. it's loud enough for me
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<lemmi>
and i rather have a quieter stream than a overdriven one
<makeworld[m]>
It's quiet, but ok. Awesome to see ipfs live streaming being put to a real public use for the first time,
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<lemmi>
but the video is lacking behind the sound
<r0kk3rz>
darkdrgn2k[m]: do you have a repo for this magic?
<Swedneck>
woah that went loud
<lidel>
:D
<Swedneck>
the music is way louder than the speech was
<lidel>
lemmi, if you press F5 and start a new stream audio is ok again
<lemmi>
k
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
Soo audio should be more synced now :P
<lemmi>
now it's too quiet and overdriven :)
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
yeh he was talking to close to the mic :(
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
who woul dhave though the problems would not be IPFS but the mixer
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
well got ideas how to solve the buzz and sync the audio.. but we may have to wait till lunch break to do that
<r0kk3rz>
conference audio is always the hardest :)
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
its cuase of the hack we had to do to make this work...
<darkdrgn2k[m]>
i dont think 15 mins will be enough to cover all the probs in my talk :P
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<darkdrgn2k[m]>
\o/ buzz is gone and syn cis better
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<Swedneck>
when i get a pc up and running as a server, do you think it'll be possible for me to automatically pin thing on it when i pin it on my local machine?
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<Swedneck>
hmm, some friends are having issues joining this room
<Swedneck>
riot just says it's not available
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<shoku>
You know, I just realized one thing about why IPFS links feel shady by nature
<shoku>
It's because in the regular link based paradigm, you always see a domain name and you can tell the server
<shoku>
So if someone puts something shady there, it's their fault
<shoku>
On IPFS, if I click a shady link, well it's a lot less clear who's liable. It feels like it's me for clicking a link, which is a lot scarier than the regular links
<shoku>
So I can see this being a problem for people using IPFS for every day stuff
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<shoku>
Have people here been thinking about that?
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<Swedneck>
you don't have to use gateway links
<Swedneck>
you can use your own domain for links, or even just for ipns which makes the url less scary
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<shoku>
Swedneck how would that work? any examples out there?
<Swedneck>
i have that set up with my website ipfs.swedneck.xyz
<Swedneck>
it basically just redirects to ipfs.io/ipfs/my_website_hash if i understand it correctly
<Swedneck>
for ipns you add a txt record with "dnslink=/ipns/peer_id" somewhere on your domain
<Swedneck>
actually no, to make ipfs.io/ipns/test.mydomain.com resolve to $hash, you put `dnslink=/ipfs/$hash` in the txt record
<Swedneck>
however the previous example should also work i think, it'd just resolve to another ipns, which resolves to something else
<shoku>
ah
<shoku>
wait so you need ipns in the middle?
<shoku>
dns -> ipns -> ipfs hash?
<Swedneck>
no, i'm just kinda shit at explaining lol
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<Swedneck>
if you put `dnslink=/ipfs/something` in _dnslink.mydomain.com, then ipfs.io/ipns/mydomain.com will resolve to "/ipfs/something"
<Swedneck>
if you then also put a cname record at mydomain.com that points to ipfs.io, visiting mydomain.com will get data from ipfs.io/ipfs/something
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<Swedneck>
..does that make any sense?
<shoku>
I think so
<shoku>
A tutorial / example somewhere would help make it click
<shoku>
from what I'm following here, there's 2 things to do
<shoku>
1) setup an ipns entry for "mydomain.com"
<shoku>
but it looks like the ipfs link there would be static?
<shoku>
2) the cname setup for my domain
<shoku>
but in your example, it's talking about an ipfs link, not ipns
<Swedneck>
yeah if you want something that can change, use ipns
<Swedneck>
though beware that ipns is sloooooooooooooow
<shoku>
Are ipfs and ipns links interchangeable?
<shoku>
eg the path is the same except for the ipfs/ipns part
<shoku>
meaning if I do a test setup with ipfs, I could change it to ipns easily
<Swedneck>
well ipfs just points to a hash of a file or folder
<Swedneck>
ipns is like an alias for ipfs
<shoku>
right
<shoku>
my understanding is ipns is just a redirect to an ipfs hash
<shoku>
basically a permalink
<Swedneck>
for example this is the ipns to my website QmbERm9f7ynAfycUYXiHLiD2rRHGDi1KnRFN8eQBPR4SJc
<Swedneck>
right now it points to QmVj5CAYMQLqnsQujFHmNUQ9pruS5DcVPryGDz8MnQfcvS
<shoku>
gotcha
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<shoku>
I'm surprised people need to make ipns links by hand
<shoku>
like, if I was to put a text file on ipfs, it'd make so much more sense to just use ipns
<shoku>
and to have the latest version referred to that way
<Swedneck>
why
<shoku>
I mean if I have a text file I'm working on
<Swedneck>
ah i kinda see what you mean
<shoku>
and I keep saving it
<shoku>
I wanna have one link for it
<shoku>
say I work on a book with a friend
<shoku>
I can't keep sending them the new hash all the time
<Swedneck>
you don't have to
<Swedneck>
you can send them the ipns, update it, and tell them it's updated
<Swedneck>
but again, right now ipns is sloooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow
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<shoku>
yeah but what I'm saying is that ipns isn't the default
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<shoku>
I don't think ipns is as simple as "ipns add 1.txt" and whenever I update it, the new version is available?
<Swedneck>
i feel like that'd get out of hand quickly, but maybe not
<Swedneck>
it's like updating a dns record
<Swedneck>
it has to propagate
<shoku>
right
<shoku>
fair. less like a permalink and more like a dns record. got it
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<r0kk3rz>
MFS probably takes care of that kind of thing
<shoku>
whats that?
<Swedneck>
to update an ipns key/hash/whatever, you run `ipfs name publish --key=$some_key $ipfs_hash`
<Swedneck>
you can omit --key and just publish to your peer id
<shoku>
Got it
<shoku>
Thx
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<darkdrgn2k[m]>
if anyone missed a talk from ournetworks.ca and cant wait for the post-processing you can watch the raw hourly footage on IPFS at http://live.mesh.world/dvr