Hello! How I can test this features? May I can probe in small size? Possible 100 Mb or small? When it's work good, I can include preconfigured scripts to live distribution with Tahoe-Lafs, builded in SuseStudio
http://code.google.com/p/tahoe-lafs/ Renat 25 января 2012, 11:18 от Zooko Wilcox-OHearn <[email protected]>: > Dear people of the tahoe-dev mailing list: > > David-Sarah Hopwood, Zancas Wilcox, and I are working on a startup to > commercialize Tahoe-LAFS, named "Least Authority Enterprises". > > https://leastauthority.com > > We're simply selling Tahoe-LAFS storage service backed on Amazon S3. > "Tahoe-LAFS storage service" means, of course, storage of your > ciphertext. Neither your plaintext nor your keys ever get anywhere > near us. > > Since this, as far as I remember, the first time I've mentioned Least > Authority Enterprises on this mailing list, let me quickly state a few > things about governance, intellectual property, and our relationship > to the open source project: > > * We employ myself, David-Sarah Hopwood and Zancas Wilcox. We don't > employ any of the other major contributors to the Tahoe-LAFS project > so far. I am the CEO of Least Authority Enterprises. > > * So far, we contribute all of the Tahoe-LAFS code we write to the > Tahoe-LAFS project under the terms of its open source licences. This > is the best thing to do for our customers, because it is good for the > quality of our code, it allows the customers to have a thorough > understanding of what happens to their ciphertext on the backend, and > it gives our customers the best chance of continuity and support (even > if our company were to go out of business). > > * The non-profit Tahoe-LAFS Software Foundation (Peter Secor, > President and Treasurer) holds the rights to relicense the Tahoe-LAFS > source code under different licensing terms. Whenever new contributors > offer substantial patches to Tahoe-LAFS, the developers ask them if > they would agree to give the Tahoe-LAFS Software Foundation the right > to relicense their contributions under terms of its choice, and so far > they've always unhesitatingly agreed. Least Authority Enterprises > doesn't own any special privileges to the Tahoe-LAFS source code -- we > at the company don't have any rights to do anything with it that you > don't also have. > > * In the future, when LAE creates some new derived work of Tahoe-LAFS, > we might exercise the right to withhold the source code of our derived > work for up to 12 months. This is the same right that you, and > everyone, also has, under the terms of the Transitive Grace Period > Public Licence: > https://tahoe-lafs.org/trac/tahoe-lafs/browser/trunk/docs/about.rst . > We're not currently planning on doing that, but we could change our > minds. > > * We haven't applied for any patents. We're not planning to. We could > change our minds. If we ever offer any contributions to the Tahoe-LAFS > project which are covered by any patent that we've applied for then as > employees of Least Authority Enterprises we'll make that clear to the > other developers and to you, the community of users. (Also, as members > of the open source community, we wouldn't accept such contributions, > unless possibly if there were some sort of licence which permitted all > users of the open source software to exercise the patent freely or > something.) > > * We welcome feedback from the community on our technology and > business decisions. For anything topical to Tahoe-LAFS itself, you can > post to this list and we'll reply, or for private matters you can > write to [email protected] or to [email protected]. > > * The in-development versions of our work are available to the public > under the open source licences even before they are accepted into > Tahoe-LAFS trunk, for example here: > https://tahoe-lafs.org/trac/tahoe-lafs/ticket/1569 . Patches and > code-review welcome! > > * The service itself is currently open to all customers who are > willing to alpha-test it. Just sign up on the web site and be prepared > to tolerate a few rough edges and to chat with us about how you like > it, what you use it for, and what you want out of future versions of > the product. The price is $1.00/GB/month. You pay only for what you > use. (Discounts are available for full-time students, educational > institutions, libraries, non-profits, and open source projects.) > > Thank you very much! I'm excited about having "hitched our wagon" to > the Tahoe-LAFS project, both because of its technical excellence and > because of the vibrant open source community around it. Thank you for > being part of that! > > Regards, > > Zooko Wilcox-O'Hearn > > CEO, Least Authority Enterprises > > https://leastauthority.com > _______________________________________________ > tahoe-dev mailing list > [email protected] > http://tahoe-lafs.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tahoe-dev > _______________________________________________ tahoe-dev mailing list [email protected] http://tahoe-lafs.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tahoe-dev
