Thanks Vu, looking good.
> One challenge of keyserver is efficiency and scalability for large volumes of > users, concurrent traffic. According to this requirement, the keyserver will > be implemented using libuv library and OpenSSL as cryptography library. libuv > is a multi-platform support library with a focus on asynchronous I/O and > primarily used by node.js. OpenSSL is used to add TLS/SSL functionality on > top of libuv. This ensures that the server can handle a high rate of requests > and connections with as low of latency and resource and is able to provide > SSL/TLS connection. There's been some confusion around the languages listed in the project description. C/JavaScript are there as prerequisites for working with the ctypes-otr add-on. It may be prudent to consider a memory-managed language (I'll suggest golang here as popular choice) for the server component. > If there are any problems with the CONIKS consistency checks, the consistency > check result will be noticed to the user by a popup modal. Its design > includes a significant signal to alert the user (such as using red sign). > > ... > > Monitoring: regularly downloading consistency proofs in the background and > notifying to the user by a popup modal if a new key binding is issued. Wherever possible, we'd like to avoid modals and use the notification bar. There's also a suggestion to grey out the conversation window and use a throbber here, https://github.com/arlolra/ctypes-otr/issues/20 _______________________________________________ tor-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.torproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tor-dev
