Go-ipfs: `ipfs mount` returns "could not resolve name"

Created on 4 Apr 2020  路  4Comments  路  Source: ipfs/go-ipfs 
$ ipfs mount
Error: could not resolve name

Version information:

go-ipfs version: 0.5.0-dev-6c45f9ed9
Repo version: 9
System version: amd64/linux
Golang version: go1.13.8

Description:

I just wanted to add the mounts to my client and this is what happend.

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picture RubenKelevra
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Why do we need to resolve the IPNS record at all?

IIRC, because ls /ipns will list all of our own keys. However:

  1. We can probably do this lazily.
  2. We should be able to just look at our local record and avoid querying the network.
picture Stebalien on 5 Apr 2020
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Hm. For some reason, we're trying to resolve our _local_ IPNS record on the public network. We should check to see if _we're_ publishing the address and check our local cache.

Stebalien picture Stebalien on 5 Apr 2020

Well, this can't work - since I never published the record on the network...

Why do we need to resolve the IPNS record at all?

RubenKelevra picture RubenKelevra on 5 Apr 2020

Why do we need to resolve the IPNS record at all?

IIRC, because ls /ipns will list all of our own keys. However:

  1. We can probably do this lazily.
  2. We should be able to just look at our local record and avoid querying the network.
Stebalien picture Stebalien on 5 Apr 2020
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Is there a workaround?

bqv picture bqv on 25 Dec 2020
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