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<thatguy[m]2>
Hi guys, I've just opened an issue with `bitswap` that will hopefully help bridge file hashes and ipfs urls. As I understand it it seems that an IPFS url is not the hash of a file served, but in fact the hash of a DHT entry which describes the chunks of the file. This is a problem because there is no mapping from file hashes to ipfs urls.
<thatguy[m]2>
As a way to bridge this I would recommend a list of bare hashes being part of the `bitswap` protocol, which allow a connected peer to begin serving a file if they find it in their archives.
<thatguy[m]2>
This would add these hashes to a bare wantlist.
<thatguy[m]2>
A connected peer would ask some subprocess for a map from that hash to a file path, and then produce that ipfs url and inform the connected peer of the url, thereby upgrading the bare hash to an ipfs url.
<thatguy[m]2>
This would significantly improve the ability of hobby users of IPFS with scale-out. Unlike IPFS clusters, we can't be pinning huge copies of datasets for everyone all the time.
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<swedneck__>
by "ipfs url" do you mean CID?
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<voker57>
thatguy[m]2: ipfs multihash is hash of a structure describing the data
<voker57>
if file is small enough, it will be a hash of the whole file
<voker57>
otherwise it's tree hash
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<voker57>
one thing you might want is hashing the whole file regardless, but that is a bad idea because it makes downloading large files with wrong data costly
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<aschmahmann[m]>
thatguy: What's the issue that you're running into specificially that you were hoping your proposal could address? How does your proposal help with
<aschmahmann[m]>
> This would significantly improve the ability of hobby users of IPFS with scale-out. Unlike IPFS clusters, we can't be pinning huge copies of datasets for everyone all the time.
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<swedneck__>
has anyone made an app using js-ipfs that lets you transfer files using only a browser?
<swedneck__>
or does js-ipfs need DHT capability before that's possible
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<LordFenixNC[m]3>
has anyone tried getting a Gateway in windows to become HTTPS? cause im hitting what feels like a wall and i have found 0 walk through everything i found is for linux
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<TimMc>
LordFenixNC[m]3: You're running an IPFS gateway on Windows and want to enable HTTPS, is that it?
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<TimMc>
I don't know if the gateway service comes with HTTPS capability built in, but on Linux what I would normally do is put nginx in front, and have nginx do the TLS termination—nothing specific to IPFS.
<TimMc>
so it might be that you want a generic TLS-service-on-Windows walkthrough
<LordFenixNC[m]3>
Okie cause another person told me I need to do a reverse proxy in iis but I can't get that working at all lol.
<LordFenixNC[m]3>
So I'll try what you suggested
<TimMc>
Reverse proxy, yeah. Nginx or IIS or whatever.