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<lordcirth__>
Happy to report that RAM usage in 4.19rc1 has gone way down for me. Pinning the Apollo Archive hit 4GB and once hit 6GB and got oom'd. Now it's at 2GB after working on the same pin for a day.
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<yunfan>
hi, guys, what should i check via cmd line if i forget the hash of files i just add? i could check it from the webui, so there must be an cmd for it, isnt it?
<lordcirth_>
yunfan, 'ipfs pin ls' will show all pinned files. It could be quite large if you pinned a directory, though
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<lordcirth_>
You can add --type recursive to only get the top of the tree
<lordcirth_>
Or --type direct
<yunfan>
lordcirth_: thanks , and i only had add 2 files, while ipfs pin ls gave a chunk of object, and i assume that those recurise might be refered to my origin files?
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<lordcirth_>
yunfan, 2 files, or 2 directories?
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<lordcirth_>
Oh, right, it would show each 256kb chunk
<lordcirth_>
Yeah, the --recurse option will show the top one that you actually pinned
<lordcirth_>
er, --type=recursive
<yunfan>
lordcirth_: were there any cmd to reverse the origin name of these
<lordcirth_>
yunfan, not sure what you mean
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<yunfan>
lordcirth_: for eg, if i had use `ipfs add blah.jpg` and got the hash key xxxx, so after serveral days, i could found i had used to put a jpg file from ipfs pin ls --type recursive, but what about hte origin name blah.jpg?
<lordcirth_>
Do you mean the filename of the file you added? No, the ipfs object contains only the data, not any metadata. However, if you'd like an ipfs link that includes the filename, you can do 'ipfs add -w <file>' and ipfs will wrap it in a directory so it will have a filename
<lordcirth_>
Though, you could also just grep your shell history for 'ipfs add' :P
<yunfan>
lordcirth_: okay, i got to know, if i forget or lose the records, it will lose for ever for me
<lordcirth_>
you mean if you lose both the file and the hash? Yes, you might never find it again.
<yunfan>
lordcirth_: is it possbile to trace the whole objects upload by the specific nodes like mine?
<lordcirth_>
yunfan, you can look at your own pin list. added files are automatically pinned
<yunfan>
lordcirth_: i mean others, like when i happened formatted my harddisk?
<lordcirth_>
yunfan, I wouldn't bet on it. IPFS doesn't replace backups.
<lordcirth_>
Now, you could potentially get friends to pin everything you care about, so you could redownload it.
<yunfan>
lordcirth_: i thought it will have a owner data :[
<lordcirth_>
yunfan, that ipfs objects would have an owner?
<yunfan>
well, full anonymous is also a good features, i think. so i could accept this
<lordcirth_>
It's not anonymous.
<lordcirth_>
IPFS currently makes no attempt to hide who is doing what. In theory it could run over Tor, but it's not yet safe to do so.
<postables[m]1>
your IPFS node is not anonymous as lordcirth_ pointed out
<yunfan>
ok, i use the wrong word
<lordcirth_>
Objects don't have owners because this way, two people who upload the same file get the same hash.
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<yunfan>
i mean that since from the network, you cant trace who own the dag object, so people could just publish files and then shutdown
<yunfan>
with the help of other public pin servers
<lordcirth_>
For example, today at work I did 'ipfs add' on a whole website that I wanted to save. When I got home, pinning it took too long, so I downloaded the website again, then did 'ipfs add'. And they were the same object.
<lordcirth_>
Who uploaded a file doesn't matter so long as someone has it and you know the hash, yes
<yunfan>
lordcirth_: to me it mean anonymouse, because i live behind the chinese great firewall
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<lordcirth_>
yunfan, you should not rely on IPFS to hide you from the Chinese government.
<yunfan>
lordcirth_: yep i got it
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<lordcirth_>
Kolonka[m], seba- you guys still interested in mutual pinning?
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<yunfan>
btw, what is bitswap?
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<lordcirth_>
yunfan, bitswap is the peer-to-peer protocol that IPFS uses to send objects to where they are needed
<aarshkshah1992>
Hi guys, one question about IPFS.
<aarshkshah1992>
Say I have some content that I have fetched from IPFS. But I don't have it's identifier. Now I want to give the identifier to my friend so he can pull out the same content.
<aarshkshah1992>
Is there a way to derive the identifier from the content ?
<aarshkshah1992>
like Ipfs.GetCid(content) or something.
<lordcirth_>
aarshkshah1992, you have the file? You can just run 'ipfs add'
<yunfan>
lordcirth_: thanks. also where could i find the private key in case if i want to move the node to another machine without generated a new node
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<lordcirth_>
yunfan, it's in the ~/.ipfs/config file. However, I'd recommend letting each machine have it's own key.
<lordcirth_>
You don't really gain much from moving the same key around.
<yunfan>
lordcirth_: i am going to make a tiny site for people to uploading files to ipfs, but it obviously i need to shutdown and move to another vps often, that;s why i ask
<lordcirth_>
yunfan, I would generate a second key for your site, name it, and move that around
<lordcirth_>
The main node key doesn't need to persist
<yunfan>
lordcirth_: okay
<yunfan>
i take your advice :D
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<lordcirth_>
As always, test lots and make sure you understand how it all works
<yunfan>
thx
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<gratin>
hey does anyone know how the pubsub sub function works over http api?
<gratin>
i wrote a function in kotlin that sends a pub request but i'm not sure how streams work over http to implement the sub function
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<postables[m]1>
pardon the dump question, is there anyway one can use IPFS to request data directly from a single provider?
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<aarshkshah1992>
lordcirth_: Thanks. Since IPFS de-duplicates content, this wont really result in a network call right ? (Assuming I have the file in IPFS locally)
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<seba->
is there a way to pin a file in a super-seed (random) fashion, i.e. that it downloads "pieces" that are mostly missing from the network?
<voker57>
not in go-ipfs
<seba->
that's lame
<seba->
:(
<seba->
that would be a cool feature
<seba->
damn i should really continue with my implementation of IPFS
<seba->
i stoppped because i had exams
<seba->
:>
<voker57>
in which language?
<Harekiet>
who cares about exams, the world needs ipfs
<voker57>
this
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<lordcirth_>
seba-, bitswap does prioritize downloading rare pieces.
<lordcirth_>
postables[m]1, I think you can set --routing none and then manually connect to that node
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<postables[m]1>
lordcirth_: ah ok thanks
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<lordcirth>
seba-, does upgrading to 4.19 fix it?
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<gaboesquivel>
when I run the nodejs test suite for js-ipfs-http-client/
<gaboesquivel>
everything works, with ipfs address on the of the ipfs instance generated before test
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<gaboesquivel>
If I modify it to ipfs = ipfsClient( {host: 'gateway.ipfs.io', port: 443, protocol: 'https' })
<gaboesquivel>
none of the file add test work
<gaboesquivel>
why is that ?
<lordcirth>
gaboesquivel, perhaps the ipfs.io gateway is read-only?
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<gaboesquivel>
AFAIK it allows write, but if none else pins it then it gets deleted
<gaboesquivel>
that's what I thought
<gaboesquivel>
also I get some JSON parsing error, that within js-ipfs-http-client code
<lordcirth>
gaboesquivel, anyway, why do you want to upload to ipfs.io? Why not your own node?
<gaboesquivel>
SyntaxError: Unexpected token p in JSON at position 4
<gaboesquivel>
at JSON.parse (<anonymous>)
<gaboesquivel>
at streamToValue (ipfs-demo/node_modules/ipfs-http-client/src/utils/stream-to-json-value.js:25:18)
<gaboesquivel>
I want to upload to my own, but thought gateway.ipfs.io allowed write by default
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<lordcirth>
gaboesquivel, sounds like you should get the data being sent and inspect it
<gaboesquivel>
so wanted to test http client script first
<gaboesquivel>
then configure my node and point the script to it
<gaboesquivel>
I'll try with node I have setup, might need to configure CORS and other stuff, wanted to use a free gateway to test first
<gaboesquivel>
I'll see what happens if I use my local node and later the remote node
<D_>
that gateway returns a HTTP/1.1 405 Method Not Allowed when you POST to /ipfs/
<D_>
You can test it with curl or something
<gaboesquivel>
thanks
<gaboesquivel>
I thought I could add through the public gatewayy
<gaboesquivel>
it works like charm thru own node
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<postables[m]1>
Gaboose (IRC): most people have their gateways as non-wirtable so thats probably why you're getting the issue
<D_>
Yeah, when a gateway is configured read only it returns a plain text response with "Method POST not allowed: read only access"
<lordcirth>
It would probably be better if the library said it was read-only rather than that parse error
<D_>
I guess if a client library expects JSON, it's gonna get confused
<postables[m]1>
it's also the default setting iirc
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<gaboesquivel>
tks
<gaboesquivel>
Yeah I agree better error handling there would be nice
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