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Cluster isn't actually pinning content added via URLStore #701
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Okay, so I changed things. First, I ditched the Snap version and I compiled it from source. It actually helped, so I'm glad I did that. I had to migrate the repo, but that's not a problem, most things work fine. I changed my watchdog so the The good news is everything's pinned, and I probably goofed somewhere in my configuration. But how did I just fit 280 GiB inside 1.4 GiB? |
@NatoBoram Is the disk usage for both the ipfs-cluster node and ipfs node? ipfs-cluster doesn't technically store anything other than the list of pins you want it to look after. The actual data is stored in ipfs. The other thing, I am not sure but I believe storing a file via the urlstore doesn't actually download the data to your ipfs node, it sort of proxies cids to the url of the file. |
I think I misunderstood something about the command then. When the resulting hash is pinned, all that's pinned is the URL? Or is there actual content when it's pinned? |
My understanding is that the content doesn't get downloaded until actually requested, it just makes a file that is on a http website available via a hash as well. It is suggested in the usage of urlstore that you have full control of the website where the file is hosted as ipfs can do nothing if that website goes down. |
Yes, urlstore downloads the content, hashes it, gives you a CID, and points that CID to the original URL, discarding the content. Maybe what you want to do is better served by Secondly, about
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Thanks, I've migrated to I noticed that As for logs, I have no idea where to find them. They don't seem to be in Edit : Well, that happens : #709 |
That would be the output of the
Cluster rocks doesn't it? :) Running a single-peer cluster just as a frontend to IPFS is already handy for some things. IPFS should easily be able to implement this though, but you'll need to ask them in their repo. |
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I'm trying to pin about a hundred files that were previously hashed using
ipfs urlstore add
, but nothing is happening.There's some of them stuck in
PIN_QUEUED
,PINNING
andPINNED
, which seems to indicates that work is being done. However, the disk usage stays the same.When trying to add new pins to the queue, I receive the following error :
But there's plenty of disk space.
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