<lidel>
JCaesar, how do you expect nocopy=true work when sending over HTTP API?
<lgierth>
ah yeah good point
<JCaesar>
lidel: I dumped a request that went over the loopback interface when running ipfs add --nocopy. That's what it looked like.
<JCaesar>
I assumed the Abspath has something to do with it…
<lgierth>
maybe you only dumped the first 2KB of the request? :)
<lgierth>
bbiab
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<lidel>
JCaesar, if you write a client for http API exposed by go-ipfs make sure to set Close header to true in requests sent to /add endpoint, there is a known bug and it will save you a ton of time before you end up there: https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/issues/5168
<lidel>
not sure if the issue you are having is the same one, but it is something you want to account for anyway
<JCaesar>
ty. I'm guessing it's a different issue. I was able to add files just fine (without nocopy) before I switched the version of reqwest (the rust HTTP client crate I'm using).
<JCaesar>
yeah, switched version. that bug is gone…
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<JCaesar>
Hmm. Seems I'm not affected by that close issue. But I already made the daemon go OOM with adding only 4 files… Guess I'll continue messing around with this next weekend.
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<sneak__>
is there any way to speed up operations like `ipfs pin ls` and whatnot, they consume a lot of cpu and take minutes to complete even if i only have a few thousand items pinned
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<rjharmon>
related ^ - is there a way to package a merkle tree (from `ipfs files ...`) as a data bundle so that it can be fetched as a single unit instead of as a large number of individual, incremental reads? Or maybe something in `ipfs files` implementation that gives a similar outcome?
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<lidel>
rjharmon, I remember there was TOAR support for arbitrary treees, one sec..
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<lidel>
*Tar
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<lidel>
well, compression=false, so this one was not .gz ;) but you get the idea
<lidel>
this way you can fetch arbitrary directory as a single .tar archive
<prettymuchbryce>
Has anyone here had any luck reducing network traffic with the IPFS daemon? I believe it's the DHT causing around 2mb of network traffic per minute on a fresh install with no pins. I am already using the router=dhtclient which helped a little bit.
<Kolonka[m]>
there are about 4 thousand accounts in the matrix room
<Kolonka[m]>
perhaps we should append how to register their nicks here to the topic
<Kolonka[m]>
so they don't need to deal with any more banning
<swedneck[m]>
it's weird that matrix users are being kicked at all
<swedneck[m]>
is this not a proper matrix room?
<r0kk3rz>
its just a freenode bridged channel isnt it?
<lidel>
swedneck[m], channel has +r mode on freenode, which means only registered users can access it (its a mitigation due to the span fo recent weeks)
<lidel>
that being said, maybe we could check if it is safe to -r
<r0kk3rz>
lidel: judging from another channel without +r, no way
<swedneck[m]>
it would really be nice if we could make the matrix room a proper matrix room which is bridged to the freenode channel, instead of just a straight up bridge
<r0kk3rz>
theres enough people from matrix land here to justify it i think
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<r0kk3rz>
yeah it looks like they would have to create a new matrix room for that
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<swedneck[m]>
wait, i think the room just changed url to thebeckmeyers.xyz
<swedneck[m]>
previously it was kasm.eu or something
<swedneck[m]>
that's extremely weird
<r0kk3rz>
well i now own #IPFS:matrix.org :P
<r0kk3rz>
because apparently matrix differentiates between capitals :D
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<zenground0>
If you are interested in participating in the journal discussion this coming Friday have a look at the annotated paper:
<zenground0>
It's by far best to look at the linked pdf with adobe acrobat or something else that lets you hover over the thought bubbles and see the notes in line
<zenground0>
(otherwise it's very annoying to match bubbles with notes)
<zenground0>
The notes call out good topics of discussion and places for further inquiry and add supplementary explanations for the parts of the paper I found a bit tougher.
<zenground0>
To make Travis happy, this was submitted on 3 Aug 2012