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migrating to w3up #97
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sudeepdino008
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- Have a look at README.md for how web3.storage works now with UCAN authentication system.
- given the go-w3up library is under heavy development; we decided to use mature w3cli tool, invocating it from golang code.
- bunch of input parameters change for ipfs-pinner now.
- ipfs-pinner is now configured to upload to a space within an account (as opposed to uploading within an account, as before). This means that if we decide to have separate spaces (e.g. separate spaces for brp/bsp), we would need different ipfs-pinner instances to run.
- apart from upload using `w3 up`, there is some setup required. - the agent needs to be setup by the help of `w3 whoami` - The space needs to be setup by importing the delegation proof
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docker compose files need to be modified to accept the new env vars replacing the old ones |
There has to be explicit directions to the validators for -
volumes:
- ~/.ipfs:/root/.ipfs/ and then set the docker env Environment="W3_DELEGATION_FILE=/root/.ipfs/proof.out" so that the docker instance can find the proof.out file within the mounted volume
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no docker compose file in this repo. If you meant those in rudder, then yes that's been done. |