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<TimMc>
Conversely, I destroyed a bunch of data when I forgot to put the leading zero on an octal numeric in Ansible, and had to restore from backup.
<TimMc>
(The *files* were fine, but the permissions were hosed.)
<TimMc>
...I'm in the wrong channel, sorry.
<TimMc>
(Also, I seem to have conflated two different problems I had.)
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<lordcirth>
postables[m], oh, no, not the --trickle option. a separate program called trickle
<postables[m]>
oh okay you might not be configuring it properly. There's a few aspects of IPFS bandwidth you'll want to configure traffic shaping for. you're probably better off setting your routing mode to `dhctclient`
<postables[m]>
i believe most of the traffic generated is from your node participating in dht traffic
<lordcirth>
postables[m], well, I want to help the network. I just want to avoid spikes
<lordcirth>
It's not total consumption that's the problem; I have 400GB/mo. it's lag spikes I want to avoid
<postables[m]>
If total consumption isn't the problem, then I would look at definining a max bandwidth limit for your node. There's some other suggestions like changing your reprovider strategy
<postables[m]>
If total consumption isn't the problem, then I would look at definining a max bandwidth limit for your node. There's some other suggestions in that thread like changing your reprovider strategy
<lordcirth>
postables[m], that's what I was trying to do
<postables[m]>
i wonder if not using `dhtclient` is part of the issue? all the suggestions i've seen about using trickle have `dhtclient` being enabled π€
<postables[m]>
worst case you can configure bandwidth limitations on your router if it supports that
<postables[m]>
could also try using `tc` if trickle isn't doing the job
<lordcirth>
Yeah, I was looking into tc, but it seemed complicated
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<postables[m]>
have you tried lowering your high watermark for peer count? from what i've read that seems to also help a bit
<lordcirth>
I was just reading about this experimental QUIC support
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<postables[m]>
haven't used it before but it's a pretty cool protocol, could be worth trying, although im not sure if that lets you connect to all nodes, or just nodes using QUIC
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<Xexe>
this is quite the issue. i'm aware of it from running my ob daemon in the tor mode. excessive connections, network resource usage; torrc proc takes all cpu time -- can't really run the fucking ob-daemon on my mainframe; need another box. wtf..
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<postables[m]>
is there any way to configure node republishign IPNS records? if so can this be disabled?
<yeehi>
geoah - that live stream is coming in loud and clear. What software / hardware is being used to deliver that stream?
<geoah>
yeehi: I honestly wouldn't know :P
<Ryuno-Ki[m]>
BananaPis IIRC
<Ryuno-Ki[m]>
The wooden boxes. One or two years ago they explained them
<geoah>
I'll try asking one of the lovely fossdem stuff but I don't think they'd know either
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<lordcirth>
When I do "ipfs config edit", after I save the file, it just hangs... why?
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<lordcirth>
postables[m], just enabled QUIC - we'll see if I get any connections
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<Testerbit>
I'm using the js-ipfs implementation of `ipfs.add` to publish a file, which it does, and I pass in an array of objects with the file name as the path, however when I retrieve them using `ipfs.get` the path is just shown as the hash. I'm wondering if this is a bug or do I need add a file differently?
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<plexigras>
what are some good cryptography related channels on freenode?
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<rain1>
#crypto
<plexigras>
\join #crypto
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<Ryuno-Ki[m]>
Dietrich Ayala from Mozilla is mentioning IPFS quite often
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<lordcirth>
postables[m], I see one quic peer in the UK
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<postables[m]>
@lordcirth: ouch that's not a lot of peers lol
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<lordcirth>
postables[m], I'm still connected to normal peers too, though
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<postables[m]>
Oh neat didn't know it still let you accept normal connections that's pretty cool. Have you managed to fix some of your bandwidth issues?