<jamiew>
I assume most people aren't in here, or don't follow the backlog etc
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<Kolonka[m]>
Ah, thanks lgierth
<Kolonka[m]>
So, is the 6 in that equation unsigned?
<Kolonka[m]>
And I would assume P would drop to 0 as r passes 2
<Kolonka[m]>
Although the wording in the paper seems to hint at it being a little bit softer than that
<Kolonka[m]>
Dropping off exponentially or something
<Kolonka[m]>
but not instantly to 0
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<zenground0>
jamiew: its all good, thanks for spreading the word. I'll be running a video call at the link https://protocol.zoom.us/my/w.yatt on Friday.
<JazzTp>
Hi everybody, I'm a newbie both to IPFS and IRC. Is there a forum where I can ask what follows?
<JazzTp>
How do I tell go-ipfs that it can use more bandwidth (in general, but especially more outgoing bandwidth for pinned files)?
<JazzTp>
After starting a node with go-ipfs/0.4.17 - and watching the demo video at https://ipfs.io/ - I've made some tests adding a few jpeg files and opening them through gateway.ipfs.io and ipfs.io (maybe the same) => about two minutes for about 5 MBytes. Afterwards, less than a second, even after clearing the browser cache.
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<swedneck[m]>
kinda weird that C out of all languages doesn't have an api
<Kolonka[m]>
"not just an API"
<Kolonka[m]>
Sounds like it's included
<r0kk3rz>
its not that weird
<swedneck[m]>
man i was thinking about using something else than python, but it's the only language except javascript that has both gtk bindings and an ipfs api
<ToxicFrog>
It has an HTTP API, so it shouldn't be hard to implement a client $your_language_of_choice
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<swedneck[m]>
but then i have to do http stuff
<r0kk3rz>
do you want a full node implementation, or an api?
<swedneck[m]>
api
<r0kk3rz>
then you're doing http stuff :P
<swedneck[m]>
yes but i don't have to set anything up beyond `node.connect('127.0.0.1', 5001)`
<ToxicFrog>
Well then you have to decide which you find more aggravating, doing HTTP stuff or using a different language
<r0kk3rz>
it shouldnt be too bad with libsoup and json-glib
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<joeltg_>
Does anyone know how we encode ed25519 keys? is it 0xed<PUB_KEY_BYTES> or 0x30ed<PUB_KEY_BYTES> or something else?
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<JazzTp>
Hi, I came here about 15 hours ago and put a question... waited for a while (30-60 min), went away... Logging in again now, I see that unlike Discord I can't check what's happened in the meantime, I'm using Pidgin. :-(
<ToxicFrog>
That said, it doesn't look like anyone answered your question, probably because you logged out before anyone was around to answer it so they figured there was no point.
<JazzTp>
**Thanks** for replying Kolonka[m]. Yes I believe it does keep things for a while. The point was "it's fine once ipfs.ip _does_ have the file, but for it to get it there's a painful time lapse, it's 5-6 MBytes, jpg, I'm wondering what would happen if it was a video (primary goal was actually to see how to support certain DTube video channels, indie journalists).
<JazzTp>
> ...
<JazzTp>
ToxicFrog I stayed here 30-60 mins than had to get some sleep + do other things, I came back as soon as possible.
<JazzTp>
There's no such problem in Discord. Going to see if I can install Riot on this Ubuntu Linux.
<JazzTp>
sh: 0: getcwd() failed: No such file or directory
<r0kk3rz>
just use the webapp
<Kolonka[m]>
It should be fairly simple, I ran it on Debian quite easily (and the layout and functionality are basically the same as Discord).
<JazzTp>
r0kk3rz going for it
<Kolonka[m]>
Hmm
<JazzTp>
Kolonka[m] I've copied&pasted their instructions
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<JazzTp>
priority is ipfs I can't open a "branch" to investigate why Riot's install instructions aren't working :D
<r0kk3rz>
JazzTp: anyway, i think the answer to your original question is simply that discovery can take a while
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<JazzTp>
r0kk3rz Yes discovery, but transfer was often hanging after 2-3 MBytes, despite being behind a VPN or not (respectively 8+ or 10+ MBps output, 500-600 or 700-900 peers connected... could probably change config to get more)
<JazzTp>
r0kk3rz that made me worry... haven't tried the same with a larger file yet, like a video... just prepared more pics in case somebody here might want to try getting one from me, fresh new add not the 3-4 I tested with yesterday
<r0kk3rz>
JazzTp: this was with another node of yours or only the gateway?
<JazzTp>
I was adding the pic into my node than through the web browser getting it from ipfs.io
<JazzTp>
as seen in the demo video I mentioned in my first question
<JazzTp>
Now I'm now behind a VPN but I'm going through a DD-WRT router so I can monitor the used bandwidth without using commands that would seem to slow down the connection too much (e.g. speedometer, nethogs)
<JazzTp>
I would happily increase the used bandwidth (if I knew how to) but I doubt the 5 MBytes transfer might last that much - after discovery - if it only were a matter of bandwidth... it was more just hanging for a very long while after the first two 2-3 MBytes.
<r0kk3rz>
i wouldnt only test through the gateway
<JazzTp>
Yep that's why I came here :D
<r0kk3rz>
remember its your node --> gateway node --> http --> your browser
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<JazzTp>
r0kk3rz of course, testing the connection from my node to the gateway was the main goal (as mentioned, getting it back from the gateway seems to take 0.5-2 seconds)
<JazzTp>
(after clearing cache)
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<JazzTp>
So, I have selected a few jpg files, sizes from 166 kBytes to 5.8 MBytes, which would not pose any legal problem, because I've taken the pics myself with my cellphone or a girlfriend did it, they're pictures of cats around here, no human faces (no places that could be identified either)... Would anybody please volunteer to check how much it would take to get one?
<JazzTp>
I'd add it just before you tell me you want to help testing. (One of the 5 I added yesterday seems to be still available from the gateway with my node offline, I haven't tested with the other ones yet.)
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<JazzTp>
I'm not asking anybody to pin anything, just get a small jpg file and see if it's faster than through ipfs.io, hopefully it is
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<JazzTp>
r0kk3rz the webapp was showing me these messages but it was not showing some "processing/downloading" animated circle said something about an irc error (maybe because I'm already in via another app?) because of which I was logged out ("kicked") from the room, it offered to join again but I'll stay on pidgin for now.
<JazzTp>
*but it was showing some "processing...
<JazzTp>
OK once again: I'm asking if anybody wants to test this thing with me please, I add a small jpg file to my node and they see how much it takes for them to get it with "ipfs get HASHCODE", not through ipfs.io
<JazzTp>
662 kBytes to 6 MBytes (maybe better if more than 3 MBytes, yesterday retrieving back from ipfs.io it was actually hanging for a long while after the first 2.9-3 MBytes)
<JazzTp>
(after the first completed download, it took 0.5-2 seconds)
<JazzTp>
(so the problem if any was myNode=>ipfs.io, but I have 8-10 Mbps out and would have no problem in telling this node to use as much as needed, if I knew how)
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<JazzTp>
Great. Can I pose a question about one value in the config file (go-ipfs 0.4.17 here), to know what would be best for the network?
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<JazzTp>
OK, testing alone, again to-from ipfs.io, 6 MBytes pic, the gateway has discovered it by now but getting it back through the browser hangs after the firs 1002 kBytes or so... After a while, I suppose I'll be able to get the whole pic (14min40 so far)
<JazzTp>
Next test will be adding another and only try to retrieve it from ipfs.io after a couple of hours.
<JazzTp>
Well, I hope I'm not ghosted or on some ban list because of some tech problem or human misunderstanding, nearly everybody who knows me in person is apparently considering me a nice guy. BYE EVERYBODY!
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