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<eleitlDiscord[m]> If you can log in to the Docker you can just use ipfs add manually. Or do you want to have a mass-add that is scripted?
<eleitlDiscord[m]> Btw, it might sense to use Docker volumes for the ~/.ipfs -- at least the block storage.
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<eleitlDiscord[m]> Is there a canonical IPFS way to publish digitally signed objects and verify these?
<eleitlDiscord[m]> I could do a gpg signature of a file, and wrap it in a directory, of course. But there is probably a more elegant way.
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<eleitlDiscord[m]> Wait, IPNS is tied to node ID, and that one can't be faked, so in principle we can trust a given IPNS directory, right?
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<eleitlDiscord[m]> https://hackernoon.com/understanding-ipfs-in-depth-3-6-what-is-interplanetary-naming-system-ipns-9aca71e4c13b says TTL is 12 hours, and it's slow. How slow is it in effective terms? E.g. I want to publish a daily dump on an immutable address that can't be faked by somebody else, is IPNS the right use case for this?
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<OKDiscord[m]> even with connmgr enabled
<eleitlDiscord[m]> You seem to have an extremely good connection, and a rather poor router.
<eleitlDiscord[m]> I've noticed something similar myself when testing ipfs on Windows behind NAT (EdgeRouter ER-X). Plenty of connections behind NAT can be very hard on routers.
<eleitlDiscord[m]> Things should be better with IPv6, assuming it's not brain-damaged, and you'll get assigned globally routable IPv6.
<OKDiscord[m]> yeah i have gigabit internet
<OKDiscord[m]> im not sure whats a good router that would work well with this
<eleitlDiscord[m]> I'm using the opportunity of retiring my ER-X (for Yggdrasil experiments) and upgrading to an Opnsense box.
<eleitlDiscord[m]> What kind of router do you use right now?
<OKDiscord[m]> also my isp doesnt support IPv6
<OKDiscord[m]> none of the ISPs here do
<eleitlDiscord[m]> Good to know that fast Internet connections can crash consumer routers with ipfs behind NAT. It is very possible to configure your ipfs to be more resource-resticting.
<eleitlDiscord[m]> ipfs swarm peers | wc
<eleitlDiscord[m]> 1120 1120 92647
<OKDiscord[m]> i have an ipfs node set up on another dedicated server on my network right now and connmgr actually seems to work on it
<eleitlDiscord[m]> It's a server with a 1 Gb connection.
<OKDiscord[m]> its stable at around max 1200 so i set its lowwater to 700 and highwater to 1200
<OKDiscord[m]> and im just using that right now
<OKDiscord[m]> interestingly enough the web ui doesnt work
<OKDiscord[m]> however it does if i use ipns/webui.ipfs.io
<eleitlDiscord[m]> I think by default it's only bound to localhost, so you need to allow your local LAN.
<OKDiscord[m]> yeah i changed the api to bind to its local ip
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<OKDiscord[m]> the ipns/webui.ipfs.io version works perfectly
<OKDiscord[m]> its just when i click on ipfs companion extension and click access web ui it doesnt work
<eleitlDiscord[m]> No idea, I'm very new to IPFS myself, so don't know much about the options.
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<swedneck1> <eleitlDiscord[m] "https://hackernoon.com/understan"> you can easily make different IPNS keys
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<swedneck1> `ipfs key gen <name>`, then `ipfs name publish --key=<name> /ipfs/whatever`
<eleitlDiscord[m]> I realize you can publish different IPNS on a single server. My understanding is that nobody else can serve content via the IPNS links you've generated, since it's based on public keys.
<swedneck1> but yes, it should be basically impossible for someone unauthorized to upload to an IPNS key
<swedneck1> * but yes, it should be basically impossible for someone unauthorized to upload to an IPNS address
<eleitlDiscord[m]> It's a way to have a secure distribution source for DB dumps, application assets, etc. without rolling your own with gpg signatures.
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<eleitlDiscord[m]> E.g. you hardcode the IPNS within the original distribution, and the application then self-updates from there whenever new content is published.
<eleitlDiscord[m]> If it works like that that would be very elegant.
<swedneck1> i think you'd need more details on the implementation to tell whether it'd work
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<eleitlDiscord[m]> Let's say we publish daily dumps which are time-stamped like 20191213sqldump.gz on the primary server, and the web application checks it once a day via crontab, and pulls in a new dump, if present, then imports the dump into the local DB.
<swedneck1> yeah that should work i think
<eleitlDiscord[m]> Great. I really like what kind of options IPFS gives you with just a few primitives.
<swedneck1> ipfs will be absolutely amazing when the performance becomes good
<eleitlDiscord[m]> So, we need more and faster nodes?
<eleitlDiscord[m]> Things from localhost come in at 220 Mb/s, and that was not a fast machine.
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<swedneck1> i'm mostly talking about discoverability of data and IPNS resolution times
<eleitlDiscord[m]> Yes, there's some delay before data becomes visible on the network after publishing.
<eleitlDiscord[m]> Never used IPNS, so don't know just how slow it is.
<swedneck1> as long as 2 nodes are both connected to the network, they should be able to find each other and trade data
<swedneck1> currently that doesn't seem to be the case, which rather undermines the point of IPFS
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<eleitlDiscord[m]> Debugging this will be a major bitch.
<eleitlDiscord[m]> How many pins does one need to have in order for the data to be found reliably?
<eleitlDiscord[m]> Assuming, some random geographic distribution of pinning nodes.
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<eleitlDiscord[m]> I've used public gateways as a means to prime the pump when testing single-pinned publishing amplification, but it's obviously not a real solution.
<eleitlDiscord[m]> You probably need an IPFS cluster based cascade for predistribution, before announcing the data for global consumption.
<swedneck1> no idea
<eleitlDiscord[m]> My stuff was always found, but took a few minutes to ten minutes to become visible.
<eleitlDiscord[m]> So starting with a single pinned instance.
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<ipfs-stackbot> New IPFS question on StackOverflow: Is there a way using javascript based api to get the information on contents hosted by nearby IPFS node? [closed] - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59327857/is-there-a-way-using-javascript-based-api-to-get-the-information-on-contents-hos
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<bonedaddyDiscord> super off-topic but any systemd wizards know why my script being executed by a systemd service wont cause a reboot when a condition is met, but if i run that script from the command-line as opposed to systemd it will trigger a reboot? I know that when i use ansible, it won't let me trigger system reboots due to security considerations on the managed hosts so i mwondering if this has something to do with that.
<bonedaddyDiscord> Running a mix of Ubuntu server 18.04LTS and ubuntu desktop 19.10 in single-user mode
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<ShadowJonathanDi> does the command run on root?
<ShadowJonathanDi> since only root is able to run reboot commands
<ShadowJonathanDi> also look at systemd logs with `journalctl`
<bonedaddyDiscord> yea it does, good point ill check the systemd logs
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