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<postables[m]>
jamiedubs: oh yas 😄 got 2 of these bad boys for our IPFS nodes
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<deltab>
heh, I was thinking 'that must make for an interesting htop display", then I saw the page
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<xialvjun[m]>
how to know a gateway server's multiaddress ?
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<postables[m]>
deltab: it makes me want to have one of those machines, and have an entire wall in my room be an LCD display for htop
<postables[m]>
would be beautiful
<deltab>
xialvjun[m]: does ipfs id show it?
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<xialvjun[m]>
ipfs id ? Well, my demand is just: I have something to share(like it's cid is A), and I want some peer can help me to share it. So I browse https://ipfs.io/ipfs/A, upload it to ipfs.io, then it will help me to share it. But the speed of ipfs.io downloading file from my computer is really slow. I think the reason is ipfs.io doesn't know where to find my computer. So I want to `ipfs swarm connect ipfs_io_multiaddress` to
<postables[m]>
xialvjun: im not sure if the multiaddr for ipfs.io is known
<postables[m]>
*edit:* ~~xialvjun: im not sure if the multiaddr for ipfs.io is known~~ -> xialvjun: im not sure if the multiaddr for ipfs.io is known, also its load balanced so you would have to open up a swarm connection to all of the load balanced nodes
<elifarley>
Hi, I have uploaded a folder that contains a png image and an HTML file making refere to this image.
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<elifarley>
Now, I have a Java app using the HTTP API lib and, given the hash of this root folder, I would like to get the name, size and contents of all files inside this root folder
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<ylp>
elifarley: you have to get the node representing the folder by its hash
<ylp>
then check links of this node, you should see your file
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<seba->
whyrusleeping how do you negotiate the stream multiplexer?
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<seba->
just write /multistream/1.0.0 ? hm
<seba->
ok that seems to be it hm
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<seba->
whyrusleeping, now i get this:
<seba->
Rx: /multistream/1.0.0
<seba->
Tx: /multistream/1.0.0
<seba->
Tx: /multistream/1.0.0
<seba->
Rx: /plaintext/1.0.0
<seba->
Tx: /plaintext/1.0.0
<seba->
Rx: /multistream/1.0.0
<seba->
Tx: /ipfs/ping/1.0.0
<seba->
Rx: na
<seba->
i'm sure i'm forgeting something :'(
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<SchrodingersScat>
I'm looking to get the same effect of going to ipfs.io and getting the ipfs.io/ipns/ipfs.io without it being repeated in the URL, can anyone guide me to what would even be doing that?
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<seba->
ok no that was dump
<seba->
rewriting the same thing
<seba->
lol
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<seba->
no idea
<seba->
:(
<seba->
i get lost on how to do that
<seba->
what is ythr
<seba->
ah i'm blind it's defined
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<SchrodingersScat>
oh, k, and then I changed an nginx thing and it worked, but now idk why
<SchrodingersScat>
proxy_set_header Host $host;
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<seba->
no :(
<seba->
i don't know what i'm doing wrong
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<ctOS>
postables[m]: Wanna stress test your duplicates accounting stuff? 47 GiB (50907465452) that should deduplicate down to 33 GiB (35923777254). Grab a copy of /ipfs/QmTsBuB4ujypQ1fyQaJMAjwhGmU6CQP7wi73ZjGV76a9Fi.
<postables[m]>
@ctOS: after im done wrastling with iSCSI 😦
<Swedneck>
47GB? That doesn't happen to be the F-Droid repo does it?
<ctOS>
Swedneck: no, it’s every Fedora-*-29-1.2.iso.
<ctOS>
voker57: the above hash is an example of the data deduplication efficiency of rabin-128kiB-256kiB-512kiB chunking versus the default size-256kiB chunker.
<Swedneck>
what a coincidence lol
<ctOS>
The default chunker only saves 0.6 %.
<Swedneck>
holy cow
<ctOS>
For anyone who’s panties just dropped: full technical write up with chunking comparisons, disk packing efficiency, protocol overhead, chunking speeds, deduplication ratios, etc. will be ready in about a week.
<ctOS>
Swedneck: I did tell you Fedora’s ISOs and repository would deduplicate like crazy. :P
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<ctOS>
The overall winner appears to be `--chunker rabin-131072-262144-524288` for just about every type of data. It can even deduplicate parts of the same album art embedded inside different audio files.