On Wed, 2021-02-17 at 14:12 +0100, Schanzenbach, Martin wrote:
> Sounds a bit like you want to build something on top of messenger and
> fs actually.
>
> Storing blog posts (e.g. html pages) in fs seems reasonable to me.
> And using
> the messenger feature for propagation/notifications of updates
Right,
I was thinking about using fs initially. I'm thinking of probably using
Markdown, or something really simple as the markup language.
Nevertheless, I think it would also be useful for posting very small
messages. Look at twitter.
But once people are going to use it for a twitter-like experien
Sounds a bit like you want to build something on top of messenger and fs
actually.
Storing blog posts (e.g. html pages) in fs seems reasonable to me. And using
the messenger feature for propagation/notifications of updates and possibly
comments would allow you to
build a content platform around
Hmmm, that's definitally interresting.
I was actually more concerned with a blog-like situation where messages
can be considered to be posts and are available to the public,
preferably indefinetally. My objective in this case is freedom of
speech, not so much confidentiality.
I don't know how lon
Hey Danny,
if you want to share small content as text messages inside of a group
of people, you could take a look at the messenger service, I am working
on.
It could be possible that it already fills your needs. You can open
something like a chat-room on peers to exchange messages in a
decentrali
Hey Christian,
First of all thank you for the answer.
Actually, I'm thinking of creating a `social blog` application in which
friends connect to friends.
I was hoping for some way of ensuring persistence of content across a
(social) network. The friend peers could best be providing for the
storag
Note that DATACACHE technically has a _put API, but you cannot put things into
the datacache of a running DHT service as it manages its own local "cache".
At least that is how I understand the API: you cannot access caches created
through
DATACACHE_create() by another service.
You can only put da
Nope, datastore is _only_ for the file-sharing subsystem, datacache is
for the DHT (alas DATACACHE does not have such an API, you must use the
GNUNET_DHT_put-API).
Happy hacking!
Christian
On 2/17/21 11:57 AM, Danny wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> Quick question.
> Can I use GNUNET_DATASTORE_put for man
Hey guys,
Quick question.
Can I use GNUNET_DATASTORE_put for manually storing content that would
be available by DHT GET requests from others nodes?
Thanks!
Danny
