todd at hardboot.org schrieb: > > Something I'm not clear on, could someone please clear this up? Just what, > exactly, can a node presently tell about the data in the data store? Can it > tell what key or key type it belongs to?
I'd guess no here. > Can it tell what node sent it, once > it's in the datastore? If it could, there would be no sender anonymity. So I hope no here. > Can it tell what discrete chunks are members of the same > file? So on. If the file is not split, there is no need. in the other case it is possible if you know the encrption key of the splitfile metadata (the part after the , in the CHK) So usually if you have one chunk, you cannot say which file it belongs to. You cannot even decrypt it. If you have a CHK@, you can say which parts belong to it, but not the other way round. > (It would make sense that the last question would be answered yes, lest how do > you put them back together when they arrive at the destination node? But just > to make sure...) dest node pulls splitfile metadata - finds lotsa chks in it. dest node pulls those chks (first part to find, second one to decrypt) and puts them together. CMIIW, mihi _______________________________________________ devl mailing list devl at freenetproject.org http://hawk.freenetproject.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devl
