<popcorn>
lockTextKey() can set the value for "ipfs" to be locked for a period of time
<popcorn>
lockAddress() can lock the address the name points to
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<popcorn>
lockOwnership() can lock the ownership of the ENS name
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<[itchyjunk]>
Are those API's? or your functions?
<popcorn>
I wrote that now
<popcorn>
struct Permissions keeps track of how long the ownership, address, and text-keys are locked
<popcorn>
if I upload the permissions contract, and put ipfsreg.eth on it, I can lock ipfsreg.eth to an address so that it cannot edit its code to point to some other place maliciously
<popcorn>
first, I have to lock the ownership of ipfsreg.eth to the ENS_Permissions contract
<popcorn>
using lockOwnership()
<popcorn>
and then I can also lock the text-key "ipfs"
<popcorn>
for danakil.eth for example
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<popcorn>
so ENS_Permissions creates immutable domain
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<abueide>
popcorn, what project are you working on?
<abueide>
just intellectual property on ethereum?
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<popcorn>
a couple of different projects, the work with that thesis has been a side project in many ways. it's a brilliant thesis tough, it ties together genetic data from last year from Popadin et al that showed interbreeding between the gorilla lineage and humans/chimpanzee/paranthropus ancestors 6 million years ago, with La Lumiere and Elaine Morgan's idea that Australopithecus speciated on Danakil, and that the Afar region was covered in wat
<popcorn>
for legal timestamps in public records such as video messages
<popcorn>
the permissionsBot now has a factory, and each bot can only be activated after ownership of an ENS name has been transferred to it
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<[itchyjunk]>
Can ipfs be called distributed ledger or would that be wrong?
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<makeworld[m]>
itchyjunk: that would be wrong
<makeworld[m]>
IPFS is a distributed system to host and access files
<makeworld[m]>
It is not inherently a ledger, although it contains ledger like elements, and could be used to build a ledger
<[itchyjunk]>
So it's a distributed file system?
<[itchyjunk]>
Distribution depends on the `users` thought right?
<[itchyjunk]>
if my file only sits on my computer and no one else is mirroring it, in that case it's not?
<makeworld[m]>
yep. distribution of a specific file depends on who has cached it
<[itchyjunk]>
ah okay
<[itchyjunk]>
thanks
<makeworld[m]>
you cache files by accessing them
<[itchyjunk]>
oh
<[itchyjunk]>
More access means more distributed for that file then
<makeworld[m]>
yes if a file is only on your computer it is not decentralized, but it has the potential to be
<makeworld[m]>
yep
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<kaotisk>
makeworld[m], so under which circumstances my first upload is getting better availability? Does a gateway like ipfs.io also seeds after gatewaying the files through itself?
<kaotisk>
or do I need to set my friends up with IPFS, have them pin the file?
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<vespertatia>
gateways typically runs garbage collection periodically. you have to: ipfs provide <hash> then let your friends pin it
<vespertatia>
sorry, it's: ipfs dht provide <hash>
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<kaotisk>
vespertatia, thank you
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<Lrrr[m]>
what is difference between cache vs pin?
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<nixze>
Lrrr[m]: I think; pin forces the node to keep the data if garbagecollection is done, while cache does not keep the data in that case
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<abax1>
If I run a ipfs node on my machine, I assume that the space I allocate on my drive is for the IPFS community to use as data storage?
<jamiew>
could use DNSLink on e.g. docs.ipfs.io :)
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<djdv>
IPFS all hands call for this week has concluded, a recording can be found here: https://youtu.be/M6kvJI68-3A
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<mgoelzer>
When does js-ipfs standup normally start? At 10:08 PT, somebody (I think it was Alan) said "we're 8 minutes over" but I had thought it was *supposed* to start at 10:00. Guess normal start is half past the previous hour?
<djdv>
my calendar (EST) shows 12:30-1:00 for the JS weekly
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<swedneck[m]>
you should upload the recording to peertube as well!
<djdv>
our recordings are CC licensed ;^)
<swedneck[m]>
they would look better on an official ipfs channel :P
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<substack>
is there any spec for following a list of ipfs links from a doc pointed to by ipld?
<substack>
thinking of newline-separated list of links. also how would something like that integrate with filecoin?
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<lgierth>
substack: would ipfs://$cid work, or dweb:/ipfs/$cid
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<substack>
yes the format of the links is not so important, more just asking if there are tools that can already follow a list of links
<substack>
s/follow/mirror/
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<lgierth>
oh i see - not sure, i'm not aware of any
<lgierth>
ipld formats do that somewhat, but not in "documents"
<lgierth>
i assume you mean html, odt, etc.
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<substack>
here is my use case: I am making an audio editor and I want something that makes it easy to mirror everything published by a particular user