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<kre10s>
hi. I have a raspberry behind a nat. I'm thinking of using ipfs to expose ssh to the internet. Is this a common use case for ipfs?
<kre10s>
all i really need is a reliable way to ssh into the pi from behind a different nat.
<Swedneck>
I think you want libp2p
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<r0kk3rz>
sounds like you want a reverse ssh tunnel, not ipfs
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<kre10s>
r0kk3rz: reverse ssh requires a public server. and i would need autossh on the client. it's not really been reliable for me.
<r0kk3rz>
port forwarding?
<kre10s>
that would require dynamic dns. i could do that i guess. But it requires port forwarding... which this cheap chinese router is going to forget when it is reset... or you look at it funny.
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<lidel>
or you can check if current `ipfs p2p` does what you need (but keep in mind it is experimental and subject to change)
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<taolearner2[m]>
hello, where is the best place to ask basic questions about IPFS (I've read the doc) ? I'm not voiced on #ipfs on freenode by default...
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<dirkmc>
Hello taolearner2, what would you like to know?
<taolearner2[m]>
Confirmation that once uploaded a file can't be deleted anymore ?
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<dirkmc>
When you add files to IPFS, you add them to your local repo and tell other peers that you have them so they can find them there, so they're not really uploaded
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<taolearner2[m]>
So when do they start to get duplicated (uploaded on other peers) ?
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<taolearner2[m]>
dirkmc (IRC): If you can point me to specific documentation, I'd be glad to dig into it before bothering you. I'm looking for answer like how long for the information to be available from my local repo to my peers? to all the ipfs nodes ? what pining really mean ? Is there a kind of "ownership" on file ? who can be a owner (a node? a user? (how?!?))
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<taolearner2[m]>
dirkmc (IRC): what if I delete pined data from my local repo? And that the multihash has already been used by another node?
<dirkmc>
Eventually files in your local repo will get garbage collected, but you can prevent that from happening by pinning the file. Note that ipfs add will automatically pin the file for you