Sandy Harris <[email protected]> writes: > Worth a look for use on the Box?
Namecoin is YAINS (yet another interesting naming system) and definitely
worth a look. At this point, I'd appreciate if someone could write a
FreedomBuddy-Namecoin bridge, that would allow Namecoin to update the
FBuddy service directory.
You can get a good sense of how to write that sort of a bridge by
looking at the freedombuddy/src/scripts/openvpn/static-key_client.py
file [0].
Thanks,
Nick
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The basic concept is that, if you know the PGP key of the person you
want to host a service for or consume the service from, you'll run the
following from inside the FBuddy directory:
$ python src/query.py --action (add|list|remove) --(hosting|consuming) \
--key {0} [--service {1} [--location {2}]]
This allows you to control the connections managed per PGP key
fingerprint. If I wanted to host a wiki for you at r3u6shel9hg.onion
(and your PGP key fingerprint was 123456), I'd run:
$ python src/query.py --action add --hosting --key 123456 --service wiki
--location r3u6shel9hg.onion
If I wanted to see where you were hosting the IM service for me, I'd run:
$ python src/query.py --action list --hosting --key 123456 --service im
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0:
github.com/nickdaly/freedombuddy/blob/master/src/scripts/openvpn/static-key_client.py
pgpCB8SEDScRW.pgp
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