Supporting Diaspora

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## **Supporting Diaspora**
**Dynu Static IP**: http://perevictor.accesscam.org:8000/drakkarIPFSpoint.txt: _currently disabled during development and testing_

In that Dynu URL anyone could access the file called **drakkarIPFSpoint.txt**, which contains the **List of Diaspora CIDs** that I want to preserve and spread on the Internet. The first line of that file has the server http link, for example, **perevictor.accesscam.org:8000**, followed by other known servers. It's doable, right? . In addition, the **Drakkar IPFS point** docker app has scripts to **add via its IPFS** the downloaded and compressed Diaspora posts (tar.gz), that is, those Diaspora posts that I (a user) want to **preserve and spread on the IPFS Internet network** . It's also doable, right?

Other users using their own docker **Drakkar IPFS point** can do the same. A script periodically checks the http URLs of peers, for example, **perevictor.accesscam.org:8000/drakkarIPFSpoint.txt**, for changes to download. Additionally, that txt file may contain a **list of CIDs**, with the most recent at the end while the first line contains the server name followed by others already known. Thus, each user **progressively increases the list of servers** interested in this process. They can then access the public CID corresponding to the compressed tar file perevictor.accesscam.org:8000/drakkarIPFSpoint.txt, **as well as those of other users**. It can be done, right?

There is a bottleneck, each user docker **Drakkar IPFS Point** has to check each CID listed in each remote **drakkarIPFSpoint.txt** to find at first glance **malicious material**. At the moment there is a necessary approach, although it compromises updating the Diaspora source code: **[View the Diaspora needed compromise](https://diaspora.psyco.fr/tags/trondiasporapsycofr_36644929)**

📂[Main Folder](https://diaspora.psyco.fr/tags/trondiasporapsycofr_35145236_35147309a1) 📂[Group Folder](https://diaspora.psyco.fr/tags/trondiasporapsycofr_35145236_35147309a12) ✅[Forever Tag](https://diaspora.psyco.fr/tags/trondiasporapsycofr_36644897)

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