Don't start the ipfs gateway with Partyshare

[bhstahl]

Since we're not using it at all.

[cvan]

@bhstahl first off, awesome project. you've made something tangible that's been in my head and notebooks for a while. kudos on this! 👍 🎉

in a separate project that uses IPFS, I've noticed that files I've added to ipfs and pinned have expired. the daemon I start + shut down 30 seconds after publishing assets (i.e., a site).

just out of curiosity, have you encountered that issue? (I should probably be asking this in a separate issue, but this issue seemed related.)

thanks!

[bhstahl]

Thanks @cvan!

Just to confirm what you're asking, in a separate IPFS project you:

1. Add a file to IPFS
2. Retrieve it via a gateway
3. Stop your local daemon
4. Wait 30 seconds
5. Second retrieval of file via gateway fails

[jamiew]

And it sounds like you also pin the file, right?

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[cvan]

@jamiew: yes, that's correct. haven't not looked too closely at your code and the supporting packages, is that a similar process you're doing?