this is great stuff, i do have a question though.... after i download the file from the ipfs iso (paste your hash here) thing... and put it in my directory, can I somehow place that hash file into another directory and re-pin it from that folder? just to keep the main directory clear, if not that's fine.
sorry to bug you but tried pinning like you exampled... HOW LONG does it take... cause Either it takes forever or my CMD hangs every time i try to pin..
excellent! hey i do have a question though :O how do i pin other people's content? with their existing hash.. is there a specific command line for it?
Yes.
ipfs pin add (hash)
I do this all the time, works for directories too.
ipfs pin add QmU3zLTYK9rLuqcHZDUoYLQeVaJv7MPHKF54FYyfKmt3z7
pinned QmU3zLTYK9rLuqcHZDUoYLQeVaJv7MPHKF54FYyfKmt3z7 recursively
https://ipfs.io/ipfs/ (paste your hash here)
I discovered by accident that if you put an index.htm file in the directory it works the same as a static web server.
this is great stuff, i do have a question though.... after i download the file from the ipfs iso (paste your hash here) thing... and put it in my directory, can I somehow place that hash file into another directory and re-pin it from that folder? just to keep the main directory clear, if not that's fine.
Sure, create a directory, (or several) in your main directory and organize it however you like.
IPFS has deduplication, which means you can have the same file in multiple locations, and it will only be stored once.
sorry to bug you but tried pinning like you exampled... HOW LONG does it take... cause Either it takes forever or my CMD hangs every time i try to pin..