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How does this work? If A has a channel to B, and sends that channel to C, do B and C now communicate directly, or is it proxied through A? EDIT: I see you ment
by tlrobinson 12y ago
How does this work? If A has a channel to B, and sends that channel to C, do B and C now communicate directly, or is it proxied through A?
EDIT: I see you mentioned the Unix socket transport passes around file descriptors. How about the inter-host transports? Obviously two browsers can't directly connect to each other (or could they with WebRTC...?) what about, say, TCP between hosts on the same local network?