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<Swedneck>
is it possible to like, have an ipns key in a folder?
<Swedneck>
i want to have a folder of riot versions, one of which being /develop which is updated several times per day
<xpitr>
ipfs name publish [that folder's key] ?
<xpitr>
i think you can do that for any key, including a single file, any subdir etc
<Swedneck>
well i'd rather avoid adding the static versions every time if possible
<Swedneck>
what i mean is having the /develop folder be a symlink to a key, so to say
<fox8091>
Well, repost of an earlier question, is anyone else having trouble with the FUSE mounts?
<xpitr>
and real key would be other ipfs file? or live website?
<Swedneck>
but presuming that's not possible: i guess i'll have to get the ipfs hash of riot-all.swedneck.xyz and patch /develop into that
<xpitr>
i can't think of doing that without constantly updating /develop (which may have simple http redir to /ipfs/otherhash)
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<Swedneck>
well i'm gonna be constantly updating /develop regardless
<Swedneck>
/develop is always the latest commits
<xpitr>
so you just want to avoid `ipfs name publish [newkey]` ?
<Swedneck>
no
<xpitr>
ok then no idea lol
<fox8091>
Anyways, the FUSE mount isn't working for me because fusermount is returning error code 1.
<Swedneck>
rn my plan is to `ipfs name resolve riot-all.swedneck.xyz` to get the hash with all current riot releases, then `ipfs object patch add-link $riot-all-hash develop $develop-hash`
<Swedneck>
and then publish the resulting hash to ipns
<Swedneck>
but it'd be nice to have riot-all just contain a file which points to the ipns key, so i don't have to do the patch
<Swedneck>
now to switch riot-all.swedneck.xyz to that ipns, hopefully it doesn't keep being slow as shit
<Swedneck>
or maybe i should keep the static versions and develop separate?
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<DogeDollars>
Would anyone be interested in helping me make a p2p network similar to IPFS? (but written to run over I2P, instead of the clearnet)
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<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
anyone know if the hyperboria cluster is still up? if so any idea how to boot strap to it
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<ctOS>
IPNS question: if I stop announcing it, will the network remember/cache the last announced address? do nodes store it until they hear a new address? I’ve queried the top 1 million websites to discover DNSLinks and only 29 % of the IPNSes I found using this method resolved. Just curious as it seems like a lot of content could become unavailable (just like on the old web) if no one knows the IPNS->IPFS lookup.
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<ToxicFrog>
ctOS: my understanding is that if not refreshed by announcements IPNS entries will expire after a day or so
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<ctOS>
That doesn’t sound very permanent. Bookmarking an IPNS means I may not be able to access content that is actually still available under a more permanent name.
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<kanej>
Hello, I was just reading this week's js-ipfs meeting notes and it mentioned that the IPFS dev teams are meeting in Glasgow next week, is that right?
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<OliverUv>
DogeDollars: the good way of doing that would be to make libp2p (which IPFS uses for networking) run on top of I2P - libp2p is designed in such a way that this should be doable
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<OliverUv>
DogeDollars: then you'd automatically have all of the IPFS universe, running on top of I2P, capable of communicating with non-I2P
<jamiew>
wow this is fantastic, is this a new project? Surprised I haven't seen at all-hands etc yet
<victorbjelkholm>
jamiew: while gx is a totally new package manager, npm-on-ipfs is just the registry so it works with yarn/npm out-of-the-box
<achingbrain>
I've been waiting to sort out the storage & some of the performance problems before really starting to shout about it. Don't want it falling over while everyone's excited about it..
<jamiew>
:) super cool
<jamiew>
any feels on doing similar for Linux distributions? nice little stress test for file sizes
<jamiew>
not quite the same thing since there isn't a single package manager like npm, just a passing thought
<victorbjelkholm>
I think there are discussions on doing rpm and apt repositories somewhere in github.com/ipfs/archives as well
<jamiew>
exciting times
<jamiew>
do these technically fall under the `infra` team inside PL?
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<victorbjelkholm>
no, I don't think there is a dedicated team for doing archives. It's just been organic so far for the ones who feel they need it. npm-on-ipfs is under the JS team I think
<jamiew>
yes, just did. is there anyone in particular who is driving on that? @renrutnnej?
<jamiew>
@mikeal? they're not in here so lmk if there's any discussion around this happening somewhere else. I keep running IPFS notes in a semi-private Slack team, happy to contribute them somewhere else so it could roll into the newsletter
<lidel>
jamiew, yeah @renrutnnej takes care of weekly updates, so she is a good person to mention
<jamiew>
ok cool, I'll try to keep an eye on the GitHub, if you can nudge them to join IRC I'd be happy to coordinate here too
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<dirkmc>
thafdwes it depends on your use case - to design a database in a distributed system you often need to think about the data model in a very different way