@adam It seems to be working well.
Just an FYI, the website is instructing your node to re-pin your shows. Since you saved your datastore (didn't reinstall IPFS), you're still hosting the content. But the website lost track and needs to "refresh" it's records.
@cameron done. can't seem to re-pin podcasting2.0 feed though
@cameron NM. I got it to pin
@adam Saw you toggling the favorites. I think you had set to Delete/Un-Favorite, which queued up deleting, then re-pinned. i.e. It dumped those records when you un-favorited.
How did you fix the node? I'm collecting a list of issues to attempt to detect on the next app release.
@cameron I rebooted th eunbrel from th ecommandline. Previously I restarted throught he umbrel admin, but the actual machine needed rebooting. I didn't know it wasn't rebooting on an umbrel admin restart
@adam Ugh! I thought restart was a reboot also.
@Thierry2 @adam Setting up the Umbrel is definitely easier, but running your own IPFS node and running the client script (https://ipfspodcasting.net/Client) gives you more control. The Umbrel version doesn't have the IPFS UI/Tools for security reasons.
IPFS Podcasting *can* host natube RSS feeds over IPFS but only the main/primary enclosure (not the alternate resolutions & bitrates).
@Thierry2 For IPFS Podcasting, every episode is wrapped in it's own directory, so there's no hierarchical hash to pin everything. The original RSS is the source of truth.
@cameron
i had the whole archive on local storage... than i did a sort of ipfs import...so i had a gateway white the whole archive... i will restart that prodject in a couple of days...
@adam I see it now! What was it?