> -anonymous key submission: a possibility to upload keys directly from > within Freenet (can the in-freenet key indices do the job?)
Yes, they can. In fact, right now if you do an insert with Fred and you specify on the command line -keyindex blah, it will insert the key that you're inserting into the keyindex called "blah" (only if the insert is successful); What you need then is a daemon that periodically downloads the key index (using Freenet.client.KeyIndexClient) and adds the keys to your own list. Then you can insert your list as a key index summary in your own subspace. People wanting a validated key list can download your summarized key index from your subspace and do whatever with it, such as saving it to disk, rendering it as HTML, or using a client to allow you to search it. Summarized key indices will be much faster to use than the key indices which are generated by users (one key per file). The disadvantage is that you have to rely on a particular person or group of people to generate summarized key indices. As long as client writers remember to allow the source of your summarized index to be configurable then this shouldn't be a problem. _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl at freenetproject.org http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devl
