Oskar Sandberg wrote: > Mailing lists are not a good place for files. The web is a good > place. Freenet is an even better place :-).
Oops! My bad. I thought Ian said smallish files were OK a while back. Depends if you mean cable modem small or cell-phone slow, I guess. > While that is, unfortunately, very much not true when it comes to > security, this doesn't sound wrong. I was probably being unclear. The problems would emerge in the encryption process. Decryption is pretty hard to do wrong, right? I was sure I messed it up somehow. There's always a chance, of course. > If you want to be paranoid about those things, remember to call the > clients with "-safer yes". Maybe this would be useful. Files could be encrypted to disk with a password, and only decrypted when you actually need them. I don't know, is there really a demand for this kind of thing? How about staganography? > I'm sure we can convince Scott to write some code so it doesn't have to be > this complicated. Meanwhile remember to use "-htl 1" on these so they will > be fast. HTL 1? Wow. I thought it wouldn't propogate then. Sure shows my understanding of the protocol. > That file is borked from here. You removed the period at the end, right? My box was down for a few hours a couple times, though. Alright, I just updated the code. Subspaces insert with htl=1, random numbers are properly seeded with time(0), the new client names are used, stdout and stderr are disconnected, and there's still a horrible kludge involving a fork() where threads should be used and the related problems. You changed the format of the "Inserted Key:" message, didn't you? One less space padding in front? Whatever, it works now. Oh, and the password fields don't reset after the button's pressed. This is a feature if you want to launch 100 transfers. Otherwise it sucks. But if you're that concerned you'll remember to clear it, right? Oh well. Version 0.2.1 is up at: ftp://24.131.186.16/ I don't have a reliable webserver, but who cares when you can just use: freenet:SSK at bakunin-0.2.1.tar.gz,oNOwzscVwsgmAUsofeZKSvjG3SACAQ ! Mark Roberts mroberts100 at mediaone.net _______________________________________________ Freenet-dev mailing list Freenet-dev at lists.sourceforge.net http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/freenet-dev
