Alex Bikadorov

back to the beginning: have you thought about the protocol for uploading the key data? A very simple data upload is enough, but I haven't found a suitable XEP. So,...

wow, great! Setting up a server and testing with it would be a pain, so I'm glad you can help here. Instead I will implement uploading/downloading for both clients. I...

Oh, the idea with trusted key sharing is new to me, but I just found [XEP 0049](https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0049.html). Wouldn't that fit here? And yes, I guess the personal key transfer would...

But if the upload content is encrypted (with public key+signing)? Even for client-to-client transfer the content should be encrypted. And once implemented it could be uses for anything (it would...

The server does only allow access for the same account. And plus: the clients would use their personal keys for the de- and encryption. So it has the same security...

This discussion is getting confusing, I try to summarize what we have now (about the key transfer): - usage of the `jabber:iq:register` protocol - private key will be encrypted before...

Wait, how is this done with other Java packages in Debian? AFAIK building is/should be done separate from any arbitrary Linux package management software. This is also described [here](https://fedorahosted.org/released/javapackages/doc/#XFor_Packagers) and...

ok, and how is this usually done in Gradle / can you find some reference Gradle project? Cause I really have no idea and see a bunch of problems: -...

ok, thanks for your help! But as jdeb does only support Mave/Ant and cant be used with Gradle it would mean to setup another build manager, correct? Not a solution...

there is already an issue: tcurdt/jdeb#132 And another project is mentioned: https://github.com/nebula-plugins/gradle-ospackage-plugin But don't know if that solves the jar deps problem