Hi Karl, so basically a feature like exporting a stream of messages into a file, transporting the file via any external media and importing the messages from the file to a peer would help, right?
I think that's possible to integrate because messages get verified with the senders identity key pair (ego) rather than using the key pair from a certain peer. I would think a feature like this could be implemented together with a function to backup chats into external files. Theoretically this is already possible because I have structured the storage in multiple directories which allows quite individual access for such a task but a good UI would definitely help. BR Jacki On Wed, 2021-03-10 at 09:30 -0500, Karl wrote: > Hi Jacki, > > > I just got the last pieces done to complete the core functionality of > > the messenger service I'm working on for a while. So it is updated on > > the main branch now and can be build by enabling the experimental > > flag. > > (I think it's best letting it experimental until a next major > > release.) > > I just found your thread. Thank you for your wonderful work. > > I don't know what your protocol looks like, but please consider the > needs of people using airgapped sneakernet in future design work. Not > everybody can keep data uncompromised on a networked system. PGP and I > believe Signal are workable across sneakernet, but secushare didn't > design for the usecase, requiring networked keys. > > Regardless, the world needs a core peer to peer messaging system, and > anything you can publish is incredible. > > Be well. >
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