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  1. Mcgiwer mcgiwer

    @wa1800z hmm... how about to building the site on PHP frameworks instead of perl ? it's way easier and faster. Bedides it's easier to expand any time such created site (I create my own in this method)

    Sunday, 19-Dec-10 05:36:24 UTC from web at Wrocław, Lower Silesian Voivodeship, Poland in context
  2. Mcgiwer mcgiwer

    @wa1800z Me (and probably more members) start to miss CA (with is offline from longer time now)

    Friday, 17-Dec-10 08:59:27 UTC from web at Wrocław, Lower Silesian Voivodeship, Poland in context
  3. TheGame thegame

    @wa1800z no problems here - forecast is cloudy (computing) without rain ;-) So I guess you all decided for a clean sweep ? Funny how the old guard keeps re-appearing...

    Friday, 03-Sep-10 21:02:35 UTC from web in context
  4. fu fu

    @wa1800z im here for good :) sure thing

    Thursday, 08-Apr-10 11:18:33 UTC from web in context
  5. fu fu

    @wa1800z i am indeed in the homeland...

    Thursday, 08-Apr-10 07:49:35 UTC from web in context
  6. fu fu

    @wa1800z i made a group called # where i quickly implemented the blue and yellow ;)

    Wednesday, 07-Apr-10 15:16:16 UTC from web in context
  7. Ploy ploy

    @wa1800z: Maybe make registration purely OpenID only? Reckon that'd help stop the spammage?

    Tuesday, 06-Apr-10 16:08:23 UTC from web at United Kingdom
  8. Ploy ploy

    @wa1800z: Been trying to keep on top of it, one or two more peeps would be helpful though!

    Tuesday, 06-Apr-10 16:07:17 UTC from web at United Kingdom in context
  9. Alec-Angus Macdonald alecangus

    @wa1800z: Hi, I've just stumbled across this site and haven't quite got the gist yet, but the company I work for has an open source Kademlia implementation in C++if it's any help? http://code.google.com/p/maidsafe-dht/

    Tuesday, 30-Mar-10 23:20:01 UTC from web at Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom in context
  10. marchon marchon

    @wa1800z sounds like building a cathedral without a blueprint - might work with the right leadership - but without leadership - it will be more like a picaso - something interesting to look at.

    Thursday, 18-Mar-10 01:07:57 UTC from web in context
  11. int16h int16h

    @wa1800z Neither can I (until n2nv2 is complete, which will provide similar mechanisms). So, that leaves us with either erecting a base to build and improve upon - or looking at something completely different ;).

    Wednesday, 10-Mar-10 16:13:54 UTC from web at United Kingdom
  12. int16h int16h

    @wa1800z ... authentication to 'master' servers (XMPP, OpenID, whatever) which would release the key for the network.

    Wednesday, 10-Mar-10 15:41:39 UTC from web at United Kingdom
  13. int16h int16h

    @wa1800z Alternatively, n2n v2 *does* support real keys and key indexes - the keys could be generated and distributed through a keyserver as you mentioned (it would be easy to add support for some kind of...

    Wednesday, 10-Mar-10 15:40:18 UTC from web at United Kingdom in context
  14. int16h int16h

    @wa1800z Yeah. I was thinking some kind of PKI-based F-to-F system (assuming we're not to rely on central servers). There are a few filesharing apps which do this, not quite sure how to implement it with sth like n2n though. http://bit.ly/cHa0qW

    Wednesday, 10-Mar-10 15:32:09 UTC from web at United Kingdom
  15. int16h int16h

    @wa1800z "The supernode does not hold the community encryption key and so cannot snoop or inject packets into the community." - so it's just a blind stun-like router which passes IPs within the defined community

    Wednesday, 10-Mar-10 14:34:55 UTC from web at United Kingdom in context
  16. int16h int16h

    @wa1800z Ah, I hadn't looked at that until now... looks interesting but it's a shame there's no Win32/64 port at the moment... will keep it in mind though.

    Wednesday, 10-Mar-10 14:18:07 UTC from web at United Kingdom
  17. int16h int16h

    @wa1800z Ah! I didn't notice that, I'll have a look at that when I get out of bed :P. Yeah, definitely. I'm not saying we _should_ use n2n, but so far it's the most complete solution closest to what we want - tinc would be a bit arsey for normal users.

    Wednesday, 10-Mar-10 13:47:54 UTC from web at United Kingdom in context
  18. int16h int16h

    @wa1800z I'm sure that page was in Czech last night! Haven't had a look at it as I'd need to reboot the srv to use Win32... can browse the sores[sic] though. I'll setup a supernode on an internet facing box today if you fancy some real testing.

    Wednesday, 10-Mar-10 13:38:56 UTC from web at United Kingdom in context
  19. int16h int16h

    @wa1800z I tested both on the local network, desktop running supernode+2 nodes, netbook running another node. They both seem to work, though there are some odd warnings with v2 (probably something to do with unfinished crypto stuff).

    Wednesday, 10-Mar-10 13:35:20 UTC from web at United Kingdom
  20. int16h int16h

    @wa1800z Finally got wiki::openid sorted - http://cyberarmy.net/wiki/N2n

    Wednesday, 10-Mar-10 02:35:04 UTC from web at United Kingdom in context
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