On Sun, 24 Feb 2002, Timm Murray wrote: > > 2) What would be involved in serving dynamic content on FreeNet? Rather > > than uploading the "free sites" as just files, and then trying to > > reconstruct the site file by file, it would be nice if it was possible to > > designate a normal web server, and have it output data in real-time under a > > fixed "key". Since all the routing could still be obscured and it would > > only be followable for one hop, the anonymity would be preserved both ways. > > Basically, what I'm talking about is the idea of using FreeNet as a mixnet, > > rather than a file store pre se. Just an anonymising interface for an > > actual web site, so that the anonymity of users is preserved, as well as > > the anonymity of the server actually runing the web site and it's physical > > (and logical on IP level) location. Can this be done with the current > > design of FreeNet? If not, what would need to be changed? > > I'm sure there is a simple way to hack this into Freenet, but I think you > would also need some sort of plugin for your web server in order to handle it.
How exactly would this setup work? The problem I see is that the files will not be uploaded independently. They would have to be "requested" as such, and the immediately propagated to the requesting node. How will the FreeNet design cope with that? > > 6) Is there a problem with using cypher width different from 128 bits? > > Whenever I tried to set it to 256 with either algorithm, things seemed to > > break. > > I would consider this a bug. Is there anyone else having difficulties with this? And does the node automatically convert from 128 to 256 bit key at startup when the config file is changed? Or does the data store have to be zapped first? Regards. Gordan _______________________________________________ freenet-tech mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/tech
