Thomas Eizinger
Thomas Eizinger
The above argument builds on the assumptions: - that the relay tests are significantly less work - that setting up NATs and testing hole punching is difficult - that we...
> > Esp. the last point is not obvious to me at all. For example, I am not sure if docker (compose) provides all the right knobs for us to...
I recently wrote a TURN relay for another project and wanted to test that using docker-compose and two networks. It was a frustrating experience and I ended up ditching the...
Thanks for the pointers! I'll look into them.
> My suggestion would be to build a PoC for testing hole punching on Linux. I am happy to build that as a Rust-only component in our repo because I...
> > I am going to start on this spike next week and report the findings here after. > > @thomaseizinger Any updates on this? Really curious to hear what...
> @thomaseizinger : I’m not close on this, but do we feel like we have a good handle on the potential options we should be considering? If it could help,...
> @thomaseizinger any update? I'm trying to push [ipfs/helia#182](https://github.com/ipfs/helia/issues/182) forward and trying to think through testing for [libp2p/js-libp2p#1928](https://github.com/libp2p/js-libp2p/pull/1928) Not yet, I've been catching up with things in `rust-libp2p` after my...
Big news! I was able to write a mininet script that sets up a topology where two clients are behind NAT and can only talk to a relay that is...
> > Big news! I was able to write a mininet script that sets up a topology where two clients are behind NAT and can only talk to a relay...