I am totally up for it! As I said before, I wanna help in any way possible.
I'll list my hard ware, Okay, I have an HP dv9000, I have a 2007 13 inch
Macbook, I have a Dell Inspiron 1000, Though, It doesn't power on. It is
probably the battery, I have a 2004 HP Desktop, It has a 3 Ghz CPU, It doesn't
have a wifi card though. I have my current Desktop, Which has a wifi card, It
is an Asus PCE-N10, I have an AT&T 2wire router, Not in use, I have an Apple
Airport router, Not in use, And an AT&T Uverse router, In use. I do have
additional hard ware, But, I doubt it would be of use. I have a PS2, I don't
have the display cables though. I have a PS3, I have a Wii, I have a gamecube,
I have an iPhone first or second generation, It is jailbroken. It, Also, Has a
SIM card in it. I have another iPhone as well, But, It doesn't go beyond the
lock screen, It asks for a SIM card. I have an iPod 4G, Also jailbroken, I have
two basic phones. I don't remember the first,
The second is a samsung intensity. And I have an HTC One X, I don't know if
openwrt works on any of these routers. I'll do what ever need be to help
netsukuku! I am really happy so many people are responding.
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From: Yussi <[email protected]>
To: Netsukuku discussion list <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, May 13, 2013 5:22:17 PM
Subject: Re: [Netsukuku] Internet lock down moving forward?...
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On 13/05/13 22:42, Ricardo Lanziano wrote:
> On Mon, May 13, 2013 at 4:06 PM, Yussi <[email protected]
> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>
> Now, there are two concepts which we need to clarify, with some
> similar aspects, namely a mesh vs. darknet.
>
> A mesh network connects clients by "chaining" them in order from
> source to destination, a wireless mesh does that over the
> wireless.
>
> suppose you have a fairly large mesh, and you run a service (a
> website say) which is only accessible to people on that mesh
> network, this is a local network service, it's also in a sense a
> darknet, if you employ high encryption and VPN like routing in the
> mesh level, it's a darknet proper. infact that's exactly how i2p
> works (worked), each client holds a few VPNs, and services were
> encrypted on each hop (hop pair really).
>
>
> Actually, a darknet (and specially I2P) does not work like that:
> http://pastebin.com/gWzFwBiw
I've seen this post ages ago, and it says exactly what i just did, but
let's not get hanged up semantics here :)
http://www.i2p2.de/how_intro
>
> I2P, Tor, Freenet, all work as a darknet in the sense they provide
> strong cryptography to ensure high anonymity and censorship
> resistance.
>
> CJDNS, OSLR, Batman, etc, they work by defining the best paths for
> creating routes in a lower level.
cjdns/i2p does this by using tunnelling, Batman OSLR do this on the
ethernet level.
>
> Netsukuku is somewhere in-between.
>
yep
> Obviously I'm oversimplificating things, but my point is that
> Netsukuku is unique.
>
> Throwing up the old C code was a bad idea IMO, the python port
> never lifted up and development stalled. I don't know what happened
> to the original developers (Alpt, etc) but the only person that was
> working on was Luca. He did get busy aswell and development of the
> Vala port stalled.
I agree, this is exactly the sort of thing you want to do in
c/c++. No one says we can't use the c code any more though.
A protocol is a protocol, the more implementations there are the
better, but the base one ideally should be in c and capable of being
compiled on embedded devices/arm.
There is some argument for why small parts of the more complex logic
can be done in vala, but even then it's definitely a c project.
>
> I'd like to know if Alpt is around. Hopefuly we can get a roadmap
> started?
Fuck it what the hell, let's kick this up a notch, who wants to set up
a swarm/node? let's do this thing!
The c implementation still exists somewhere on the open-wrt
repositories, let's have a few people running the vala and a few
running the old c and try and get them to talk.
I might even have somewhere a wrt flushed image with c-ntk and a deb
image with vala-ntk for running in a vm and some routing games/scripts
on it using brctl.
I'll start in 3 weeks.
whose up for it?
p.s. Luca are you still on here?
>
> -- Ricardo Lanziano To iterate is human, to recurse, divine.
>
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