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<xpitr>
if i want to have same files "hosted" by different servers, i can ipfs pin hash, or just send over files and ipfs add -r .. ? (i like the latter more with nocopy, because then i sync with zfs send/recv and can see files)
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<voker57>
yes
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<Swedneck>
huh, it seems you can't pin 2 things at the same time
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<wildylion[m]>
Hi all. Does anyone have experience running ipfs in a meshnet setup?
<wildylion[m]>
Ideally, with decentralized ipfs gateways at major nodes
<spinza>
wildylion[m], i've been thinking about it
<r0kk3rz>
it should be fairly sraight forward
<spinza>
i think all you really need is a bootstrap list that includes a number of nodes on your mesh
<r0kk3rz>
well if you want to use gateways, you just need some dns magic to point you to the nearest gateway in the mesh
<spinza>
ok
<DogeDollars>
OliverUv I didn't, thanks. :) I found that there's a Tor trasport made by openbazaar for libP2P, but not for I2P. (although it's already been asked for)
<spinza>
i wasn't thinking about gateways
<spinza>
r0kk3rz, can ipfs nodes also connect to gateways from a private net?
<r0kk3rz>
what do you mean?
<r0kk3rz>
gateways are still ipfs nodes, so they work like any other
<DogeDollars>
Right now, I'm thinking about getting bitswap and I2P to work with Noise instead of using libp2p. https://github.com/perlin-network/noise but it might just be easier to get I2P working over libp2p...
<DogeDollars>
Problem is the fact cross network contamination can happen with libp2p. With noise, you specify the transport you want to use for communication, so cross network contamination would be limited. (even if you had some clearnet traffic)
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<spinza>
r0kk3rz, i guess what i mean is that if a node doesn't have a file and can't reach the nodes that have the file can it request it from a gateway?
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<deltab>
spinza: if it can connect to the gateway by http it should also be able to connect by ipfs
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<r0kk3rz>
spinza: no it doesnt work like that just yet
<r0kk3rz>
arguably gateway nodes should also be set up for circuit relay
<deltab>
hmm, should nodes be able to use http as clients too? might be useful on restricted networks
<r0kk3rz>
bitswap over http, heh maybe
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<prettymuchbryce>
Does IPFS currently have a way to tell how much bandwidth a particular hash has used? How many bytes of it have been sent to peers? If I wanted to add a statsd event for this, where should I look in go-ipfs?
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<voker57>
don't think so
<voker57>
if by "hash" you mean a hash and all its links, it's going to be a non-trivial task
<prettymuchbryce>
What if you were to ignore any objects with links?
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<Swedneck>
is downloading and then pinning the best way to pin something that is slow?
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<voker57>
doesn't matter
<Swedneck>
well does downloading prevent pinning?
<Swedneck>
i mostly want to still be able to pin other things, but also be able to end the download and restart it without redownloading everything if possible
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<voker57>
progress is preserved when pinning as well
<voker57>
regarding pin lock, yes, I guess it's better to download separately if you need to pin multiple things
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<Swedneck>
ah, i guess it's just slow enough that it barely downloads anything before i have to kill it 😆
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<AphelionZ>
hey, how are folks getting around iOS wiping indexedDB in js-ipfs?
<AphelionZ>
it seems like the latest update has become _extremely_ aggressive