[Tech] Jabber transport

[Matthew Toseland]

On Friday 16 November 2007 13:37, xpdf wrote:
> Matthew Toseland pisze:
> > On Friday 16 November 2007 08:33, xpdf wrote:
> >   
> >> Jabber is good idea to make a freenet faster & moore knowing. The
> >> protocol & servers is stable. Users & account are moore. many servers
> >> have SSL. plugins to popular communicators.
> >>     
> >
> > By all means write a plugin to use jabber to exchange noderefs.
> >   
> in jabber are 'transports' similar to plugins in servers.
> I think about it.
> 
> exchange is not neccesary. IMHO

Routing all traffic through the Jabber central servers will a) be very slow 
and b) constitute a DoS in the eyes of most server operators.

Jabber, IM clients in general, email, and so on, are IMHO in the category of 
either:
a) Ways to get onto the network in the first place i.e. exchange darknet refs 
or
b) Ways to stay on the network: Rendezvous transports. Transports which are 
used only for sending the current IP address to a node which is unable to 
connect because it doesn't know it.

Eventually we will have plugins for both data transports (UDP, TCP, HTTP etc) 
and rendezvous transports (IM, email etc).
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