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Disable preload in ipfs config #16
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This pull request disables the preload setting in the ipfs config. Without this change, large amounts of data get sent to the ipfs preload nodes.
I tested this on my local PC with a clean database. With preload enabled there are data transfers for every change in the database: (exponentially increasing in size)
These transfers completely disappear when
preload: { enabled: false }is added to the ipfs config.