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Looks interesting, especially the Zerotier transport. Although I wonder why that's needed/what it means: with Zerotier you already have ip4/6 connectivity - wha
by e12e 9y ago
Looks interesting, especially the Zerotier transport. Although I wonder why that's needed/what it means: with Zerotier you already have ip4/6 connectivity - what's the benefit of burying down below that?
Would that mean a "wireguard transport" would make sense as a default secure transport?
My other concern is that this starts to sound very big - have you been able to maintain clear modularisation of the code?
- kej 9y ago>with Zerotier you already have ip4/6 connectivity - what's the benefit of burying down below that? LibZT [1] provides a socket-like programming interface without requiring the full ZeroTier software and its system-wide virtual interfaces. I could see wanting to use something like nanomsg on top of that even though it's not an actual socket implementation. [1] https://github.com/zerotier/libzt https://github.com/zerotier/libzt