<snip> > There's also the problem of links failing. They'd have to be > re-established from the originating end with some kind of session key, > which would force nodes to hold on to reply messages until Alice reopens > the link. Not fun at all, particularly with the current architecture. <snip> > -tc
AnonNet will handle securing a stable connection via sessions. This is so channels can drop and come back up and still keep good QoS, specifically so other apps won't have to worry about that ;) Outside anonymity, its interesting to think how this could help getting around poor networks where a peered connection to another network goes down, and your local/isp's network is not intelligent enough to re-route traffic via other networks. _______________________________________________ freenet-tech mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/tech
