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<inetic>
Hello, I just saw this github/issue comment https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/issues/3860#issuecomment-432074267 , it does make sense to me that NATs are the issue. But if that is the case, than how is it possible that IPFS-CID resolutions/downloads are so fast?
<inetic>
There must be some workarounds, right? Do you guys have servers which download and seed all the content whenever possible?
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<miceiken>
How do IPFS indexers typically work? Can it request the full DHT from nodes?
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<hsanjuan>
miceiken: they just sniff the DHT
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<hugbubby>
What is latency like on the IPFS network?
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<r0kk3rz>
depends on what you mean by latency
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<hugbubby>
time-to-first-byte
<r0kk3rz>
it varies quite a bit, could be quick, can be really slow
<hugbubby>
hmm. so hosting web pages, would the retrieval speed be inconsistent?
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<r0kk3rz>
certainly
<hugbubby>
where is the average compared to the "regular" centralized web?
<hugbubby>
is it close enough to need formal analysis or is it obviously lower-or-higher latency from a user perspective?
<r0kk3rz>
its quite noticable most of the time
<hugbubby>
noticably bad?
<r0kk3rz>
noticably slower i mean
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<Swedneck>
The problem is that browsers aren't using ipfs yet
<r0kk3rz>
thats one problem, but the resolution time doing ipfs cat isnt amazing either at times
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<hugbubby>
If someone were to get a pull request to firefox merged that allowed it total native IPFS url support, would latency still be bad?
<hugbubby>
And is that an inherent limitation to the decentralized data store model?
<r0kk3rz>
well, it depends on who you're connected to and what you're looking for
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<r0kk3rz>
if its popular content, could be quite quick
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<hugbubby>
I see. So accessing resources on IPFS is faster for content everybody on the network retrieves, is that right?
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<r0kk3rz>
because things are content addressed, your node has to figure out where it can get content from
<r0kk3rz>
the rarer the content is, the longer that can take
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<hugbubby>
Is IPFS pinning the equivalent of choosing a specific IPFS file to store?
<hugbubby>
and distribute to the network?
<di[m]>
i'm running an ipfs daemon on 127.0.21.1 . I set up iptables rules that prevent 127.0.21.0/24 to reach outside the 127.0.21.0/24 net. I pointed the firefox ipfs companion (api and gateway) to 127.0.21.1, but the ipfs companion says "Failed to determine local IPFS version. Is the IPFS daemon running?". what am I doing wrong?
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<JCaesar>
hugbubby: yes. but youll also share files in your cache.
<lidel>
di[m], you can go to about:debugging in firefox and click "Debug" on Companion card, then switch to "Console", enable "XHR" and "Request" log and see that went wrong.
<lidel>
*what
<di[m]>
ohhh I'm dumb. firefox is not using a 127.0.21.0/24 address as source, so of course it's not working
<di[m]>
thanks lidel
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<di[m]>
hm, 403 errors don't look like routing problems though, right? and I see firefox making connections from 127.0.21.1 in `ss -anp`
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<hugbubby>
How can I prove to an outside observer that I've pinned a file?
<Swedneck>
i wonder if IPFS and DAT will ever be able to merge
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<Swedneck>
feels kinda silly to split the userbase and development between the 2 protocols
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<tperson>
hugbubby: Have you read the Filecoin white paper?
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<Kolonka[m]>
like a regex addition ctOS? that would be a nice touch
<Swedneck>
lgierth: any progress on the matrix side? I'm currently working on bridging discord for another community so i might be able to help
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<ctOS>
Kolonka[m]: well, anything really. There are like two or three files that don't need to be included when I add directions to IPFS.
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<di[m]>
assemble a list of files, and then add the files from the list
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<tperson>
ctOS: I don't think there is a super easy way to do this. If you don't mind adding the files, and then removing them, you could use mfs to help remove files and get the final hash.
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<Ryuno-Ki[m]>
The closest thing I found is UnixFS - but the link to GitHub is broken (404)
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<cipres>
in which version of go-ipfs approximately were the 'ipfs dag' (new dag API) commands introduced ? 'been reading the changelog i'd say around 0.4.5 ?
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<tperson>
cipres: Yes, they were added in 0.4.5
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<RoyalJello>
Hey guys. Why hasn't anyone made a good channel website on Blockchain yet?