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<npfoss[m]2>
If you've used `ipfs add` on your files they're already accessible to the ipfs network while that computer is online. if you want it to stay online without the initial computer that added it, you'll need someone else to keep it online (either you, via a desktop, "the cloud", etc, or you can pay a "pinning service") -- either way, someone has to run `ipfs pin add`. the network doesn't store stuff per say, it's more of a
<npfoss[m]2>
distribution network with storage attached by users.
<npfoss[m]2>
and there are flags (`-r` I think for both?) to do it recursively
<npfoss[m]2>
you can check if it worked by retrieving a hash you added via the ipfs.io/ipfs/[hash] gateway
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<postables[m]1>
You're probably better off not using the ipfs.io gateways
<postables[m]1>
They're under a lot of load due to a massive increase in network size. You'll probably get faster responses, and reduce putting extra load on ipfs.io by using other gateways
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<olizilla[m]>
rangermauve: not that I know of, but it's on my list of things to do. There are ansible scripts for installing go-ipfs with cluster https://github.com/hsanjuan/ansible-ipfs-cluster
<rangermauve>
olizilla: sweet. Thank you!
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<swedneckpermaweb>
is it possible to make it so people can connect to my node just via my domain name?
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<postables[m]1>
Yes you would need to leverage `DNSADDR` which is like `DNSLink` except for multiaddrs
<postables[m]1>
`dig _dnsaddr.bootstrap.libp2p.io txt` for more information
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<swedneckpermaweb>
thanks!
<jimpick>
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<voker57>
if it's small enough to fit into one chunk, probably
<voker57>
and you are using raw leaves
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<agsv>
if its too big, it needs to be broken into blocks, which is impossible to tell from the file's hash
<agsv>
voker57, i got it right?
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<ZerXes>
yes
<ZerXes>
default chunk size is 256kb I think
<ZerXes>
so if the file is larger than 256kb your file hash will not be the same. IPFS will split the data in 256kb chunks and sha256 each of them
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<agsv>
can't I just have a gigantic chunk?
<agsv>
what performence issues will this bring?
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<Swednec8>
well with one giant chunk you'll have no deduplication of the bits of data inside the hash
<agsv>
i.e. ipfs turns into a distributed mirror, instead of boosting download by downloading from couple of sources?
<Swednec8>
like if you have 2 png files that are identical apart from one pixel, if one of those is just one giant chunk then they'll both be completely separate on ipfs
<Swednec8>
wheras if both are chunked normally then only the differing chunks will be unique
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<agsv>
aha
<agsv>
but what if my data is compressed?
<agsv>
chunks will have little meaning here
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<Swednec8>
that's beyond my knowledge
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<agsv>
having a single chunk will also prevent leechers from distributing the download across multiple seeders
<agsv>
i think?
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<Swednec8>
uhhh not sure what you mean
<agsv>
When I download the file, i could split the download source across multiple provider, if the data is chunked. this is not possible with one chunk.
<postables[m]1>
Anyone can pin that chunk and become a provider
<agsv>
yea but when I download it, i'll only use one provider
<agsv>
not sure if ipfs actually does this, but you'd expect to parallize chunk downloads across multiple providers.
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<npfoss[m]2>
I think it does do that, and if that's not the case yet, it's definitely is part of the plan
<postables[m]1>
@agsv: currently bitswap is used as the "block exchange" layer. You basically create a want-list, which is a list of blocks that you want, and you send this out to your peers
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<postables[m]1>
so you are basically parallelizing chunk downloads from any providers that have them, and are reachable
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