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# Kubo (IPFS)
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The Kubo stack currently uses the native IPFS docker image, therefore a single command will do:
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```
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laconic-so --stack kubo deploy up
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```
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2023-04-13 11:05:03 +00:00
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If running locally, visit: http://localhost:5001/webui and explore the functionality of the WebUI.
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If running in the cloud, visit `IP:5001/webui` and you'll likely see this error: "Could not connect to the IPFS API". To fix it:
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1. Get the container name with `docker ps`:
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2023-05-09 23:08:25 +00:00
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2. Go into the container:
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2023-05-09 23:08:25 +00:00
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laconic-so --stack kubo deploy exec ipfs sh
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```
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3. Enable CORS as described in point 2 of the error message. Copy/paste/run each line in sequence, then run `exit` to exit the container.
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4. Restart the container:
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```
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laconic-so --stack kubo deploy down
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laconic-so --stack kubo deploy up
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```
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5. Refresh the `IP:5001/webui` URL in your browser, you should now be connected to IPFS.
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