While we're on the topic of IP detecting: I've routed my Freenet node through a NAT (masquerading), so I have an internal LAN address, with an appropriate return port that gets routed back to me. However, rather than defining it myself whenever my IP changes, or running some kind of dynamic DNS, applications like mIRC do a server-side lookup. How difficult would it be to do the same for Freenet? The node that I send a request to would simply reply to the IP address from which the request *appears* to be sent from, and all is well. I don't see any greater spoofing danger than now (where it appears I can set it to whatever I want). Obviously not as a default setting, but as an option I think it'd be nice.
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