Jason Rhinelander

This is going to need some deeper changes in lokinet to make it work w.r.t. to lokinet-side "server" pubkey, so for right now let's put this on hold until we...

An alternative here would be to update OxenMQ to support a per-socket key in the `listen_curve` call. Currently it just uses a master key, but there's no ZMQ requirement for...

> I would like to request this feature with urgency. What feature are you requesting here? Lokinet is not a client-level peer-to-peer protocol: it does not use your bandwidth at...

> 1. If I keep my lokinet ON (for say 4 hours) then would it not help other users of Lokinet? No, it will not. Lokinet traffic is carried by...

> Visual Studio is also great for c++ dev. Consider me triggered. But first, let me say this: we *are* willing to consider patches to make it work in MSVC—and...

Deadlock issues can get tricky fast; keeping the responsibility for sorting the locking on the part of the user doing the binding code seems less messy than an approach that...

I see this was posted on the same day as this issue: https://www.printables.com/model/532063-ebb-22092240-clockwork-2-cable-retainer-v11 Shame on BTT for selling this underbaked crap with parts that don't fit together and not even...

This is a little bit off-topic: Lokinet itself is responsible for packet routing, not storage (storage and storage swarms happen entirely in https://github.com/oxen-io/oxen-storage-server). However, to answer your questions: > Service...

For endpoints that are room specific they have a `room` argument, and `room.name` is the name of the room. For example, `sogs/routes/rooms.py` has `get_one_room` for the `/room/NAME` endpoint that has...

Perhaps, but ideally I want to get away from the command-line tool entirely. Everything you can manage (aside from changing sogs.ini itself) should be controllable from within Session.