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<stebalien>
gratin: Fractal!
<stebalien>
It's a new matrix client built for gnome (but works quite well elsewhere). Unfortunately, it doesn't have e2e support.
<AphelionZ>
is there a way to restore the keypair of my node if I want to move devices or anything like that?
<AphelionZ>
like, I want to keep the same identity just on a different device
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<stebalien>
You can always copy the entire repo. Alternatively, you can just copy the config out of your repo and initialize the new repo with `ipfs init ... oldConfig.json`.
<stebalien>
AphelionZ ^^
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<AphelionZ>
@stebalien ok cool, thank you! Can that happen on js-ipfs too?
<stebalien>
Hm. Not sure. The configs are similar but may not be identical. However, the private key *is* stored in the config. Note: the config you get from `ipfs config show` is *not* the full config. We strip the private key out of that config. You'll have to manually extract the config from the IPFS repo.
<swedneck[m]>
you can copy ipns keys by literally copying the key file
<swedneck[m]>
i really don't think you want to copy the node ID, if you even can
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<AphelionZ>
If I put NGINX in front of the gateway to serve static websites, can I pass the _dnslink TXT record along via the reverse proxy settings? Has anybody else tried this?
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<lidel>
AphelionZ, afaik http gateway will return IPFS path for every resource in HTTP header named X-Ipfs-Path
<lidel>
and if you ask if your http proxy will serve proper path based on dnslink in dns for domain name from Host: header, then yes ;)
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<AphelionZ>
@lidel interesting
<lidel>
AphelionZ, afaik if you point your domain at a public gateway such as ipfs.io via A or CNAME record and have a TXT record with dnslink, it will host your website without any additional configuration
<lidel>
(unless something changed since I've looked at it last time)