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<shoku> interesting thing about ipfs -nocopy
<shoku> I didn't realize it'd only work for files in the ipfs folder
<shoku> so I guess we have to use symlinks
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<JCaesar> shoku: not quite. But I think you have to own them, or something…
<shoku> What do you mean?
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<nixze> shoku: you are right, they must be in a subdir to your IPFS root https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/issues/4224
<shoku> cool :)
<shoku> Is there a simple way to tell go-ipfs to limit bandwidth use?
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<gpestana> one way could be to pass a HighMark limit for the number of connections you want to keep open https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/blob/master/docs/config.md#connmgr
<shoku> gpestana thanks!
<shoku> You don't think there's a way to throttle or such?
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<gpestana> using dhtclient will also limit the bandwith usage since it won't respond to DHT requests
<shoku> Right
<shoku> I was thinking more along the lines of "max 500kps"
<shoku> What's "a connection GC operation" btw? I can't find any description!
<gpestana> there has been some discussion about it here: https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/issues/1482
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<shoku> Awesome, thanks a lot for helping
<gpestana> I don't know if its possible to do that atm. Anyways you can always use user space throttling with tc (if under unix)
<gpestana> basically this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tc_(Linux)
<gpestana> np :)
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<shoku> I'm aiming for windows primarily
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<shoku> jbenet mentions in the link you posted the most pressing need was ipfs node.network_bandwidth_max
<shoku> but looks like it wasn't built
<gpestana> not yet, there's a dev thread about it though https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/issues/3065
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<hsanjuan> my fritzbox really doesn't like ipfs today
<shoku> Thanks gpestana
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<fiatjaf> why does ipfs ls takes forever?
<lgierth> fiatjaf: try --resolve-type=false
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<lgierth> --resolve-type=false should really be the default
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<fiatjaf> lgierth, thank you, that was pure magic.
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<swedneck[m]> what does --resolve-type=false do?
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<fiatjaf> swedneck[m], stops ipfs ls from trying to determine the type of the dag node
<fiatjaf> or something like that
<swedneck[m]> ah
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<cipres> lgierth: ipfs ls with resolve-type=False is quite faster, if there any drawback from using this flag ?
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<cipres> listing some hashes hangs when using resolve-type=True and work with True. the nodes type is omitted in the response so that can be a problem
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<cipres> resolve-type=false i meant
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<lgierth> --resolve-type=true fetches the start of each child of the directory, to determine its type
<lgierth> in order to display a "/" after its name
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<swedneck[m]> is there a way to print the full path of an item added with wrapping folder?
<swedneck[m]> or do i have to do some scripting magic to get the full path
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<cipres> lgierth: thanks for the infos
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<cipres> lgierth: on a large directory, the behaviour with --resolve-type=false seems to be that it will do some resolving but all the rest will get 'Type' set to -1 for the node entry. i've verified this with a few hashes, for example this one QmZs1QKggmkWdjy87wjUwAwTP3bghVnGWNm5GASCLHT5Ld
<cipres> this node is impossible to list with resolve-type=true
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