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("For the record" here, I'm not suggesting we use this for anything) "Pond" (https://github.com/agl/pond) also used an EKE variant called PANDA for setting up keys between participants. I *believe* this...

Regarding SPAKE2 vs. SPAKE2+ are you sure magic-wormhole uses SPAKE2+? My understanding is that it uses (symmetric) SPAKE2. Also the IETF draft mentions both. I believe `python-spake2` implements just SPAKE2...

@ecorm: > @meejah Your use case seems fine for machine-to-machine communications, like, for example, industrial automation. But my motivation is for humans to log into a web service using any...

Asking questions is best done on our forum (https://forum.crossbar.io/) or in the `#autobahn` channel on the Freenode IRC network. You could track your own "requests in progress" and provide an...

@frol Some of the above registration stuff you can "kind-of" accomplish in certain ways .. I do like the idea of "an API-provider that can be registered at a WAMP...

(Perhaps this discussion should move to some related-but-new ticket?) One thing the `@demo_component.register` sketch above misses is, "what about publishing?". So if `random` wants to publish something, it needs a...

If you're really trying to do actual local networking, you'll probably want the components running in different processes (right?). No matter that, you'll need to arrange for a router to...

This sort of looks like your goal is to test Crossbar / Autobahn itself? We do have automated tests that do fairly similar tests -- these are currently in a...

Clarification: `protocol_instance.MAX_LENGTH` (see https://github.com/twisted/twisted/blob/trunk/src/twisted/protocols/basic.py#L70)

Hmm, so there's nothing to do here then? (i.e. it looks like passing `"max_message_size"` in the config of a rawsocket will work?)