meejah
What I was getting at was: _maybe_ it's possible to have JPAKE derive a key that can be used straight-up as a stealth authentication. That is, independent from the onion...
Using http://magic-wormhole.io for this seems like a good candidate...
This sounds useful! It might take writing a "proper" git-backend to get the authentication working properly, but I don't believe that's very hard. I _believe_ it means just implementing `upload-pack`...
The client-side endpoint strings look something like this for in-progress stuff on carml's "copybin" command: `tor:ww2ufwkgxb2kag6t.onion:authCookie=ErQPDEHdNNprvWYCA2vTLR`
Another possible idea (not explored): how does `git+ssh` work? Could we provide a `git+tor` where the "tor" part is the stealth-auth'd hidden-service? So since the stealth-auth'd hiddenservice is providing auth...
Hmm, looks like https://github.com/jonathaneunice/colors/blob/master/colors/colors.py#L109 should be a unicode literal to work properly on Python2?
Looks to me like this was unintended fallout from this commit: https://github.com/jonathaneunice/colors/commit/67dd97f9edf4ff527bd1ae1d23735f4c9ebad35a#diff-3358adf77afc6138373d66e0d18cd3b6L101 ...because: `str + unicode + str` will be a unicode, but `str.format(unicode)` will not be...
"Yes" to your last comment. Hmm... I'll file an issue on colors and see what we come up with? But this will just not work, ever: `"something {}".format(u"\u258f")` and yeah...
Hmm, maybe @jonathaneunice can comment here? It seems colors isn't using the github bugtracker (and I don't see any other thing being used).
I guess for now I can pin cuvner to 1.0.2