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<TheGreatNi[m]>
Hey, what's a normal number of connected peers for my local node? Mine varies all over the place from a few hundred to over 5000
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<Swedneck2>
depends on your lowwater and highwater setttings i presume
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<Swedneck2>
i have high 900 low 600, and often see 800 peers connected, but it varies a lot
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<TheGreatNi[m]>
Does it matter? Will it effect anything, either on my end or out in the network?
<TheGreatNi[m]>
ie: will ipns work better for people looking up my ipns site if I have a high number of connected peers?
<Swedneck2>
no clue
<Swedneck2>
ipns is shaky to begin with though
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<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
can ipfs swam connect "/dnsaddr/<IP>" be used instead of a dns name?
<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
(looking at a way to connect to the swarm knowing only the ip address and not the id)
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<JCaesar>
Heh. Build yourself a dns server that resolves 1.0.168.192.drgn.tomesh.net. and the like. ;P (I bet that already exists somewhere…)
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<JCaesar>
Meh. ec2-192-168-0-1.ap-northeast-1.compute.amazonaws.com will only resolve for certain subnets. :/
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<bmwiedemann11>
DarkDrgn2k[m]: this works: ipfs swarm connect /ip4/$IP/tcp/4001/$ID
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<aschmahmann[m]>
bmwiedemann11: he's looking for a way to connect without knowing `$ID`.
<aschmahmann[m]>
DarkDrgn2k You might want to check out https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/blob/8e5ea5f2da7fab4e8a2e30546d4f52c3b4131819/core/commands/swarm.go#L492 and the related multiformats package. I'm not sure off the top of my head if DNS is required because it can store PeerIDs in the DNS record, or if that's not the case. If the DNS record is required it would explain why IP addresses aren't going to be super helpful by themselves.
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<aschmahmann[m]>
There are probably a number of options here for exploring this feature (so that not everyone has to implement some HTTP Get request as you are). Feel free to request an enhancement/feature on go-ipfs along with any ideas you might have on how to do this.
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<bmwiedemann11>
one option to get the ID would be ipfs swarm peers|grep $IP
<postables[m]>
That would oo.work if you were already connected to the peer though
<postables[m]>
So you'd either need to be connected via automatic peer discovery, or connect to the peer manually
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<bmwiedemann11>
hmm. When I do ls or find in a IPFS mounted dir - why would it fetch content of individual files?
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<chiui>
bmwiedemann11, I guess it fetches metadata, not content
<bmwiedemann11>
but the CID on the wantlist was actual file content
<bmwiedemann11>
I'm using raw-leaved in this tree - /ipns/opensuse.zq1.de/
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<bmwiedemann11>
hmm. in fact something as simple as stat /ipfs/bafkreicozzuugqkypjddgm73zynpetzep5us35cjjsxt65psl6lovw3nru causes the whole CID to be on the wantlist.
<bmwiedemann11>
and blocks received gets +=1 and data received += 126816 which is exactly the size of the file
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<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
bmwiedemann11 Im looking at allowing IPFS to work when bootstrap failes (specifically when there is no intenret) right now we have to expose the ID of the remote instance some how. his requires BOTH sides to be running special software (one http server with the id and one peering software that grabs the id and runs with it)
<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
I was hpoing to cut that down as muhc as possible
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<bmwiedemann11>
wouldnt the DHT part also need bootstrap servers? So as long as you do not have multicast (not supported on most inter-networks), you need to know some IP addr to start with.
<bmwiedemann11>
DarkDrgn2k[m]: or are you thinking about LANs, where mdns could help find other nodes?
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<pytlin2718[m]>
Is their a mean to know who share a document : identify the ip address?
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<bmwiedemann11>
pytlin2718[m]: must be, otherwise nobody could download it. I think "ipfs log tail" shows info on where you get something from
<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
bmwiedemann11: mdns may work , but on layer 3 mesh networks that would not be possible due to multicast ieeues
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<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
however layer 3 meshing protocols usualy reveal who their neighbours are.
<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
for example CJDNS will give me a list of ipv6 neighbours i can try to connect to. however without knowing their ipfs ids i have to expose it using somethign like a json file
<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
then do `ipfs swarm connect "/ip6/${addr}/tcp/4001/ipfs/${id}"`
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<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
I wanted to see if thesr is a way we can do it where only one side has a "modified" or additional softare.. dnsaddr seemed like the asnwer.. untill i realized it MUTS be a dns entries
<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
(even hosts files doesnt count!)
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<bmwiedemann11>
dns can work decentralized, no?
<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
but it wont work ad-hoc
<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
which is kinda the whole point of a mesh... nodes come and go and dont have to report to a centralized source
<spiraldancing[m]>
Hello? New to Matrix/Riot ... what does it mean, 'I have to register' to talk? Thanx.
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<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
spiraldancing: that is a freenode thing
<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
it shouldnt affect you if your on riot/matrix
<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
if it does then the bridge is broken ...
<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
i should give context - this room (and quite a few more) are "bridged" with an irc room. So both irc users and matrix users can speak to each other
<spiraldancing[m]>
DarkDrgn2k: Ahhh, I take it most of y'all are chatting via freenode? This is that 'federated' thing I keep reading abt? 😃
<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
spiraldancing: not necessarly..
<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
if you move you mouse over their image you will see @freenode_..... in front of their name
<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
people with an image are on matrix :)
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<spiraldancing[m]>
DarkDrgn2k: Good enough, I'll keep y'all in mind next time I delve back into IPFS ... for now, still figuring out Riot. Danke, y adios.
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<jon1012>
is there a good way to make ipfs on dockerr announce a correct IP?
<jacobheun>
yes, although the implementations for both js and go need to be updated to the latest spec, but they do interop
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<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
how does mdns work?
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<jon1012>
is there a way to ensure the go-ipfs daemon always keeps a connection to particular hosts?
<vaelys>
The solution I've found is to run a cronjob/systemd timer
<vaelys>
to add the host
<jon1012>
like a swarm connect on cronjob?
<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
in latest version there is some sort of important flag
<jon1012>
DarkDrgn2k[m], got more info on that?
<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
saw it a few mins ago.. looking for it now..
<DarkDrgn2k[m]>
> It now marks the newly created connection as “important”. This should ensure that the connection manager won’t come along later and close the connection if it doesn’t think it’s being used.
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<pytlin2718[m]>
Hello, I have on my vps one ipfs daemon and i have shared some pdf. I would like to know How in my local computer to ask ifps to reach my vps for getting the pdfs? Can we control the location where we can get resources in ipfs in order to increase rapidity ?
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<jon1012>
DarkDrgn2k[m] thanks!
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<jon1012>
ok... so a good way would be to have the node broadcast their addresses on pubsub, and connect directly to the received addresses
<jon1012>
(as right now I often lost connectioons between my nodes on the public swarm... ie: can't get a specific content hash)
<jon1012>
(while if I force a swarm connect on both end it works again)
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<postables[m]>
pulled out the `coredag` logic from `go-ipfs` so if you want to be easily be able to construct custom ipld objects without needing to import the entire go-ipfs library, now you can 😄