@Manuel-777: have you checked out bugout? https://github.com/chr15m/bugout i always wondered which is more decentralized, trystero or bugout. trystero uses trackers which if its a public tracker then it can get overloaded with traffic, bugout uses webtorrent.
though, i don't know if one is better than the other, in fact thats what i wanna find out. check out bugout and tell us/me your initial thoughts about how it would compare to trystero. i looked at both but i still have no idea how one compares ot the other, other than bugout uses webtorrent(so by extension that means dht) and trystero uses webrtc with public trackers.
@rogowski already has PANIC tests for stuff like this.
checked the repo, looks like bugout relies on trackers too(not dht). @amark: wish i could but this week i'll be spending extra time at the office(training for my new position). my knowledge is very general and basic, but i hope @Manuel-777 joins you. i have been reading his posts here and its interesting.
Also @amark In terms of the way that peers work, does gun like switch between peers everytime it wants to send out data or do all peers get the same data? Because my concern always has been about how much storage will be available and what happens when a peer gets full
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I know eventually they will, just taking it 1 day at a time
Um
Can you send me your username
else just send me another so I can see in the console
Refresh your browser quick
Theres a bug where it doesnt autogenerate certificates for messaging
I sent you a message :)
Hi everyone ... I am testing GunDB as a backend for creating Classrooms with LiaScript (an interpreter for interactive Markdown)... It works pretty well... Is there a free gunServer somewhere, that can be accessed by anyone? I was trying heroku in the free version, but this will not wake up the server, I had to do it manually ...
it works for string and numbers, but when i try with an object i get
Data hash not same as hash!
Or if it's a gun object that you try to hash, you only need to hash its soul (which looks like an id, it's a string)
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@kislball: public space - everyone can read, everyone can write
user space (
user space (
gun.user().get('...').put(...) ) - everyone can read, only the owner can write. The owner can use SEA.certify to grant others write access to his user space (under certain parts or to certain people)
but in gun there is no such thing as restrict read. everyone can read everything. if you are worried about people reading your private data, then you have to encrypt (using
SEA.encrypt) and this way they can still read it, but it won't mean anything to them
certify is easy to use. You just assume nobody can write anywhere. Then you generate a certificate saying "Bob can write under /messages" or "Anyone can write under /messages/{someGuysPublicKey} "
People will have to use that certificate when they try to write under your user graph
after its iterated through all the items
