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MichaelMure / Arbore-qt

Friend-to-friend filesharing app to save the world from dystopia
MIT License
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use ipfs log tail to track locality of blocks #34

Closed MichaelMure closed 9 years ago

MichaelMure commented 9 years ago

That is, replace the use of ipfs refs local.

See also #33

MichaelMure commented 9 years ago

Well, we still need ipfs refs local to initialize the block locality at app launch or when the daemon crash, but we have to use ipfs log tail to update after that point.

MichaelMure commented 9 years ago

With #40, i'll be able to read the logs from the stdout of the daemon and use ipfs log level to filter what I need.