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i think the router-issue is not really a blocker, and you wouldn't need to establish a connection to a main server either. for example, any bittorrent client '
by metachris 17y ago
i think the router-issue is not really a blocker, and you wouldn't need to establish a connection to a main server either.
for example, any bittorrent client 'drills' holes through firewalls and routers to receive incoming connections.
- ErrantX 17y agoyes but that means you need a client that supports the push request method. Hardly the freedom they talk about (because nothing does that yet)
- liuliu 17y agoyes, you can forward port. But for standard web server, that is 80 port. If more than one user uses the embedded web server, there are port conflict. At least, it is not the normal web server.