Peter Kleissner

Joining in the conversation to see what's the best UDP transfer library for Peernet. I see @jbenet ninja'd me here by about 7 years. Is there any status update on...

~I generated this key for public use for your tool: `b29beb15-49d1-45eb-aa75-49e8c2e0b7ae`~ ~API URL is https://public.intelx.io.~ Edit: Public API is discontinued, each user must supply their own API key from https://intelx.io/account?tab=developer

We just released a major update of our Python code which should help a lot with integration. Edit: Here https://github.com/IntelligenceX/SDK/tree/master/Python

We have released a completely rewritten Python API wrapper in our SDK: https://github.com/IntelligenceX/SDK/tree/master/Python

We do have an API. The Software Development Kit is here: https://github.com/IntelligenceX/SDK

@MrJester of course! Just upgraded your account. It's by default for 2 weeks but we can extend it if necessary

Apologies for the delay. The use case is for https://intelx.io storing hashes of all of our records in a key-value database which helps for some internal caching operations. The plan...

You can close all the issues that I opened. We stopped using Pogreb earlier this year when all those issues appeared. Unfortunately the 4 billion limit is an absolute breaker...

@derkan we have tried: * Postgres: Obviously an overkill for just storing key-value * Badger: Buggy, crashes sometimes, corrupts database. Updates break compatibility. Uses C code. * Bolt: No longer...

Could it be file fragmentation? Googling this message finds this: https://support.assurestor.com/support/solutions/articles/16000104076-the-requested-operation-could-not-be-completed-due-to-a-file-system-limitation > 1. Compressed files are more likely to reach the limit because of the way the files are stored...