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JS-IPFS now incompatible with https://ipfs.io gateway #1380
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Hi @rodkeys. There has been a needed infrastructure change on the IPFS Gateways. This change means that a js-ipfs node doesn't connect to the Gateway nodes anymore. Once #856 and/or libp2p/js-libp2p#120 + go-ipfs 0.4.15 is released, you will be able to access files from the ipfs.io gateways again. |
More context given @alanshaw's ping on IRC:
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It looks like this is blocking the opposite as well - could this be causing the problem where files added on the go nodes are no longer retrievable from the js-ipfs. Since we've seen other bugs with that route I'm not sure its this Issue causing what appears to be files not being found. |
I think we can work around this by directly dialing a wss go-ipfs node from js in the meanwhile, does that make sense @diasdavid? (for demo purposes, aware that this would be fragile) |
Indeed we can as long as those Infra nodes are easy to find -- ipfs/infra#410 -- and they are listening on websocket secure multiaddrs. |
It's compatible again with #1458, try it out and let us know how it goes :) |
Confirming it works! Yeah! 👍 |
Version: 0.29.1
Platform: 64-bit (Windows)
Subsystem: XXX
Type: Bug
Severity: High
Description: A few weeks ago I was able to successfully add files from JS-IPFS and access them from public gateways such as ipfs.io. I am no longer able to have my files found from any of the public gateways. I am connected to approximately 100 peers on average. I have tested this issue on multiple VPS's in different locations.
Steps to reproduce the error: Add a unique file and try to access its hash through the ipfs.io gateway. My node initialization code is listed below.
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