On Thu, May 03, 2001 at 02:18:45AM -0400, Tavin Cole wrote:
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> Here's a probably incomplete list:
>
> - Oskar rewrote the node's internal message handling architecture, which
> is now a kind of state machine and should be very robust.
> - Increased security of keys, with untamperable storables and possibly
> moving Metadata-length out of the storables.
> - Node announcement.
> - ARKs (probably not in first release)
> - Load balancing (probably not in first release)
> - Decaying contact probability heuristics for nodes with connection problems.
> - Robust FCP in node states architecture.
> - Internal client for plug-ins.
> - New metadata and AutoClient.
> - Datastore in an encrypted file.
> - Separation of routing table and datastore. No more file limits.
> - No more temp files all over the place. Temp storage will be allocated
> out of the datastore itself. Safer too.
> - Bandwidth throttling by day,week,month etc. (this may not be in the
> first release -- Job Jar Mr. Bad?)
> - Randomized HTL decrement for low HTL.
> - Power of 2 file sizes only.
> - Several protocol changes.. reversed StoreData on inserts, no more
> handshaking, no more depth.
> - Node PK identities and node references.
> - Selective caching??
>
> et cetera
- New MITM secure session and crypto protocol, with Silent Bob and the
ability to restart connection cached session keys (considerably faster).
- More uniform and logical handling of connections between nodes.
- Better layering of the protocol with support for arbitrary transport,
session/crypto, and presentation protocols.
Basically a synthesis of eveything that has been discussed here. We are
working on a full RFC type specification of the new protocol.
--
'DeCSS would be fine. Where is it?'
'Here,' Montag touched his head.
'Ah,' Granger smiled and nodded.
Oskar Sandberg
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