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<lordcirth>
makeworld, my swarm urls don't have node IDs on any of them
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<lordcirth>
In my config, that is
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<makeworld>
Ok, thanks
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<rszaloki>
is there any issues using the js-ipfs module?
<rszaloki>
i'cant get my project built with parcel
<rszaloki>
after that I tried using the jsdeliver, but it also throws errors
<rszaloki>
ohm, sorry about the last two, I missed that I need to serve the page from https or 127.0.0.1
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<M5310[m]>
Js DHT!!!
<M5310[m]>
(Apologies for the outburst...)
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<Kolonka[m]>
fair call voker57, that would probably help with resolution speeds too
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<TimMc>
So what would be the alternative for IPNS, regularly publishing a new signed timestamped statement of the latest hash?
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<geoah>
depends I guess on your usecase? if you go full-on the persistent web matra you might prefer a state-based crdt approach and look for updates on the original object?
<geoah>
ipns might be a slippery slope for "persistence" since the lifetime of the object is limited to the lifespan of the dns/tld.
<geoah>
Unless that is I've missed something and IPNS is no longer tied to the dns.
<voker57>
it is not
<voker57>
dns just can be used instead of actual IPNS in IPFS
<voker57>
TimMc: alternative? that's exactly what IPNS currently does
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<geoah>
hm -- so with the ipns publish thingie you get an identifier based off your peer key? voker57 am I understanding this right? you can only publish updates for one "name" or whatever this is called for each peer?
<lordcirth>
geoah, you can generate other keys. I use "--key blog"
<voker57>
^
<voker57>
ipfs key --help
<geoah>
woo that's cool
<geoah>
which key gets advertised on the dht? all?
<voker57>
yes
<voker57>
in theory :)
<geoah>
woa that's kinda spammy :P
<geoah>
lol for the "in theory" comment :P
<geoah>
and one more question if you don't mind -- isn't the ipns object a normal dag? I can't get it using `ipfs dag get`
<voker57>
no it has a separate DHT namespace
<voker57>
same for all keypairs ipfs uses
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<geoah>
awh cool, I can get it with `dht get /ipns/...`
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<geoah>
making everything everything cbor would be so much easier for messing with this stuff :P
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<geoah>
s/everything everything/everything/
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<voker57>
at least having everything in a single format would already help
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<voker57>
protobuffers were a mistake...
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<agentofuser[m]>
i have a directory with 8gb worth of photos that i want to send to my family. i've pinned it to ipfs so i can serve it from my machine, but the gateway url shows a directory listing and there is no way to batch-download everything. does anyone know of a webapp that i can send them so they can download the whole thing, possibly with resume and progress? thanks!
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<agentofuser[m]>
i sent them the link to the ipfs desktop client, but i'm pretty sure no one is going to go through that trouble.
<geoah>
agentofuser[m]: zip files maybe? :D
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<Swedneck>
webapp? siderus.io maybe?
<agentofuser[m]>
geoah: ugh, yeah, i was hoping to avoid that 😅 i was hoping someone had come up with a web-based "ipfs clone" thing that could download a whole tree. but you're right, that's probably easiest :)
<Swedneck>
uh, orion.siderus.io
<Swedneck>
i know it can be run in the browser, not sure how though
<agentofuser[m]>
@swedneck: that's odd, i only see an option to download the desktop client
<Swedneck>
well it uses electron
<Swedneck>
so it literally just runs in a separate browser anyways
<Swedneck>
you'll need to have the correct CORS config for the ipfs daemon
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<agentofuser[m]>
thanks! i got orion beta to open on ipfs.io, but it seems like it only works with a daemon. the people i'm sending to need just a link though, they won't know/bother with installing a daemon. i guess i'll just do the zip thing, seems like the easiest way.
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<rszaloki>
do you know, how should the circuit-relay work?
<rszaloki>
I have a raspberry zero w with go-ipfs and a browser with js-ipfs
<rszaloki>
I can connect to the raspberry, if it connects to a node with websocket
<rszaloki>
but there are no node with ws then I can't connect
<rszaloki>
is there someone (ipfs.io, infura, anybody) who runs relays?
<rszaloki>
or should I make a relay open to the net and connect to it?
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<agsv>
what is the best method for storing non-sensitive data in my web DApp? cookies?
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<postables[m]>
rszaloki `/ip4/172.218.49.115/tcp/4002/ipfs/QmPvnFXWAz1eSghXD6JKpHxaGjbVo4VhBXY2wdBxKPbne5` should have circuit relay enabled
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<postables[m]>
*edit:* ~~rszaloki `/ip4/172.218.49.115/tcp/4002/ipfs/QmPvnFXWAz1eSghXD6JKpHxaGjbVo4VhBXY2wdBxKPbne5` should have circuit relay enabled~~ -> rszaloki `/dns4/temporal.cloud/tcp/4002/ipfs/QmPvnFXWAz1eSghXD6JKpHxaGjbVo4VhBXY2wdBxKPbne5` should have circuit relay enabled
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<AuHau>
Hey guys,
<AuHau>
I am bit confused about one thing when comes to IPNS and the lifetime parameter. I understand that the IPNS record expires based on the lifetime parameter, but does my daemon republish it automatically when it is online or I have to call manually the publish command again to refresh the entry?
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<postables[m]>
i myself have never had nodes records be republished, so can confirm that issue is present
<postables[m]>
*edit:* ~~i myself have never had nodes records be republished, so can confirm that issue is present~~ -> i myself have never had nodes records be republished, so can confirm that issue is present on my end at least
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<Bl4ckC0r3>
hello
<Bl4ckC0r3>
How I can delete my own content from my own HDD in ipfs
<Bl4ckC0r3>
I don`t carre if another node download my files
<Bl4ckC0r3>
i just want to clean my ipfs node
<Bl4ckC0r3>
from myself hdd
<Bl4ckC0r3>
because i delete the files on the ipfs interface
<Bl4ckC0r3>
i dont have anymore folders and files on my Files section
<Bl4ckC0r3>
but still it show my that i use 1 GB of space from my HDD
<Bl4ckC0r3>
how it is possibile if i deleted them from my HDD
<D_>
Bl4ckC0r3: you can run garbage collection with `ipfs repo gc`, which gets rid of stuff that is not pinned
<lordcirth>
So, I don't need my cron job that runs 'ipfs name publish'?
<AuHau>
Hmm I am trying to test this. Can you access `/ipns/QmWPmbzmVDMocqLvNZxkbDCfdKU3Jr7JBru69uJejjZPVP/` ? That one was published quiet some time ago for some testing, so if you can access it then, it should work as expected...
<lordcirth>
AuHau, yes, but it took 60s
<AuHau>
Yeah, that it IPNS.. 😆
<AuHau>
Cool, so I would say it works as expected :-)
<lordcirth>
AuHau, did you set a ttl on it?
<AuHau>
Nope, should I?
<lordcirth>
AuHau, setting a ttl means that if I try to resolve it again a minute later, it won't take another minute, because I'll cache it for a bit