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<JCaesar>
So https://github.com/ipfs/http-api-docs generates a markdown with docs, right? I wonder whether that couldn't also generate source files for bindings in $language.
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<dtkav>
hi, is it currently possible with the latest ipfs go binary to add a git repo to ipfs, and then explore the git merkle dag via ipld?
<abotella>
Hey, recently a blog post in the Mozilla Hacks blog piqued my interest in the dweb, and I found IPFS.
<abotella>
I've been reading a bit about it, and it looks interesting, but I have a couple questions about (non-client) dynamic content and video streaming.
<KwukDuck>
abotella, what is your question?
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<abotella>
Well, I wondered basically how both of those things work
<abotella>
I've seen in the dweb-primer tutorial that they can be done, since they're in the table of contents, but the actual lessons aren't written yet.
<abotella>
I'm assuming that you can set something so that anyone can create a new modified version of some content and add it under the same IPNS, but can you restrict what changes they can make?
<abotella>
I guess the easiest way to have dynamic content in that way is to set an HTTP server that takes requests and adds a new version of the site, but is there a distributed way to do something similar?
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<abotella>
For video streaming, I guess you could have the blocks of the file be small enough to be streamed in real time.
<abotella>
But then you couldn't do a hash tree or however that's called.
<abotella>
(Excuse my ignorance, not an expert on any of this.)
<r0kk3rz>
IPNS is a cryptographically signed link, so unless you have the key
<r0kk3rz>
no you cant change it
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<abotella>
I understand that, but I'm not sure how that would allow for dynamic content like, say, a wiki
<abotella>
That is, user-created dynamic content
<abotella>
Unless you have a server, of course.
<r0kk3rz>
theres no reason why wouldnt couldnt have some kind of git style PR mechanism
<abotella>
@r0kk3rz I'm way too familiar with GitHub and not so much with git on the wild, but as in, the user "pushes" a change to the owner of the IPNS name, who then accepts it and "submits" the IPNS change
<abotella>
@lidel I'll look into it
<r0kk3rz>
abotella: basically yes
<abotella>
Is that what ipfs-wiki does? Because I'd like to check out the code as soon as I can.
<r0kk3rz>
which is a full ipfs node implementation
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<abotella>
ok, it took me long to realize there's a js-*ipns* repo
<abotella>
Thanks guys
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<aramiscd>
Is this channel for dev discussions or can I ask questions about IPFS usage?
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<vmx>
aramiscd: this channel is for IPFS usage. dev discussions are at #ipfs-dev
<aramiscd>
I have a local ipfs daemon running and I have set up a public ipfs gateway (for my personal usage so far). I want everything I add localy to be available via my public gateway. How can I instruct my local daemon to immediately share everything with the public gateway?
<aramiscd>
I have added the public gateway as a bootstrap peer in ~/.ipfs/config. But that doesnt do the trick. Do I have to tell the gateway to connect to my local ipfs daemon?
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<aramiscd>
gateway.ipfs.io does indeed get my files. My own gateway doesnt though.
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<vmx>
aramiscd: i don't really have a clue, but perhaps it doesn't use all bootstrap peers. have you tried to make yours the only bootstrap peer?
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<aramiscd>
I haven't. I'll try that.
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<zenground0>
Hey #ipfs, protocol labs is running a paper discussion group Friday August 24th at 17:00 UTC. Everyone from the ipfs community (that means you!) is invited to participate. We're discussing this paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1208.0798 on error correcting codes. It's short, theoretically interesting and presents a nice practical result.
<zenground0>
If you are interested in attending please read the paper thoroughly, and bring your opinions and questions. I'll be posting here with periodic reminders and more information on how we'll meet as the 24th gets closer. Cheers!
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<AphelionZ>
I have some have_list, want_list questions
<AphelionZ>
1) is it possible to add items to my want_list without using ipfs get?
<AphelionZ>
2) it appears the hashes on other peers' want_lists are all 256 byte blocks, is that true?