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<jamiedubs[m]1>
@jacky are you talking about DNSlink?
<jamiedubs[m]1>
Type a url but it essentially switches to IPFS
<AuHau>
not sure what exactly you are doing, but the go-ipfs has a daemon that expose HTTP API for all its commands, so you can always use that... Not sure if there is directly binding for Erlang atm.
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<jacky>
only HTTP? could grpc be used as well? (not a big deal just perf reasons)
<jacky>
ahh nice re: specs
<jacky>
kinda sucks it's on github, figured it'd be hosted on a ipfs site ;)
<jacky>
jamiedubs[m]: I don't know what DNSLink is
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<AuHau>
Guys do you know if MFS works in lazy-manner? If I would add for example 4 TB hash, would it try to download it whole immediately or only on demand?
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<lord4163>
Hm, almost 500 MiB of RAM is being used when idle
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<voker57>
AuHau: on demand, mfs does not fetch anything
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<AuHau>
voker57: Thanks, so if I do `ipfs files cp /ipfs/.../ /some/path` and then `ipfs files read /some/path/file` only the `ipfs files read` will actually fetch the file. Do I understand it correctly?