Hello all, I spent some time on the psycd channel, but I have no really nice IRC client to use and telnet, it's just telnet. Well, I wanted to ask a question and I believe mailing lists are better for that.
I'm interested in what the gnunet pubsub service does, in particular the place history. Is it just a history gathered by the pubsub service? Is it synchronized across the network? Can I get the history of past messages of a place before I joined (as guest or owner)? If so, how is the history stored in the network. As a user of the pubsub service, and owner of a place, can I store the history of that place somewhere safe and be sure that's is shared across the network? I was hacking a bit around rust (learning the language) and gnunet-rs bindings. I have a basic webserver that prints the peer id (very useful, isn't it?) I had a few ideas about what I wanted to do: - A blog software, probably something that Secushare wants to do in the end. A blog is going to be a place owned by the auther. Then comes the questyion above of how the history is going to be kept. - A web server that serves files from gnunet-fs. When the file is updated on gnunet-fs, the web server would download the new copy and server the new files. Goal: have the webserver running on a server unattended and update the files from my laptop. Use gnunet for the synchronization. _______________________________________________ GNUnet-developers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnunet-developers
