Hey Toad and Chetan, Matthew Toseland <[email protected]> writes: > Implementing a simple stego'ed UDP transport might be an idea? > (E.g. with a custom header) I suspect even this will require a lot of > fixes to the transports branch though, since it only has the basic UDP > transport working at the moment ... I like this idea as it force me to delve into chetan's code. I had a little peek into the last summer commits and the code. So I need to inherit my new transport from PacketTransportPlugin and implement startPlugin/stopPlugin/resumePlugin/pausePlugin and toPluginAddress, isn't that correct?
Unlike StreamTransportPlugin that has more function than its parent (connect and listen) PacketTransportPlugin seems to be identical. Maybe It is for consistency and readability. 1) Is there any other sample HelloWorld packet transport plugin that is implemented? 2) If I implement a plugin how can I test it? I should make a darknet of two nodes of mine? then I need to run two instance of freenet on my computer on different ports. Is that possible? > We use irc.freenode.net. We (devs) don't use a tor hidden service. A > few people use FLIP, but it's slow. For talking to the wider anonymous > community FMS and Sone are the best options. If I don't use Tor my IP will be easily discoverable on IRC. oftc.net and srh.org are easily allow me to connect to IRC without tor, freenet only allows one hidden server to connect to it and (I guess) because of that, it is always busy and I can't connect to freenode.net most of the time. Can I talk to devs (Toad and Chetan at least) using Sone or any other freenet service (so I can keep my IP to myself)? If it is too much of hassle I can get a public VPS and run my IRC client on it to protect my IP. > You'd need to work quite closely with Chetan; there's plenty of room > to expand the proposal, once you get streams working you can > e.g. write more stream transports, and no doubt there are complicated > issues in the core code related to e.g. bandwidth limiting. However, > *if* Chetan has the time to mentor (at least several hours per week > IMHO, especially in core code which can be quite complex to > understand), this seems like a good idea. That seems to be a good proposal plan. Which stream transport is more desirable something like HTTP or something that encrypt everything so the traffic doesn't look like anything special? Once I get familiar with Chetan's design and the related core code, I should be able to work more independently. I hope freenet get selected. Does freenet, has a pre-defined format for GSoC proposals? Thanks for your helps, Vmon _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list [email protected] https://emu.freenetproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devl
