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by tomodachi94
1109 days ago
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I'm not the person you replied to, but I'll answer anyway :) IPNS is essentially DNS over the IPFS network. IPNS domains point to a specific IPFS file (or a set of files, like we see here). IPNS domains are signed with a private key; when you want to update your IPNS entry, you add your new content to a new IPFS file
and then you update the IPNS entry by signing it with a public key. |
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