Hi everybody. I'm beginning with IPFS.
I started to init 2 servers and add multiple files. Get files from another account. Seems ok , lot of errors but it worked.
I shutdown the machine yesterday, and restart today. My problem is impossible to get my first hash created after the init. My question :
how to find them ? config give a peer id which is not the same how to browse files I add yesterday ? I assume that I need the lost hash , right?
Thank you all folks.
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You can do ipfs refs local to list the hashes of all objects you have stored locally. Note that this will also include chunks of files bigger than 256 KB.
ipfs refs local
Does this help?
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humm. I get lot of hashes. hundreds.
Is anybody could reply to my question, is the initial hash is useful ?
You can try out the ipfs files commands as a way of keeping track of things you add.
ipfs files
I think you should use ipfs pin ls --type=recursive
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metairie commentedJan 6, 2017
Hi everybody.
I'm beginning with IPFS.
I started to init 2 servers and add multiple files. Get files from another account. Seems ok , lot of errors but it worked.
I shutdown the machine yesterday, and restart today. My problem is impossible to get my first hash created after the init. My question :
how to find them ? config give a peer id which is not the same
how to browse files I add yesterday ? I assume that I need the lost hash , right?
Thank you all folks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: