- From: Mike Macgirvin <mike@macgirvin.com>
- Date: Wed, 3 Jul 2019 09:46:14 +1000
- To: Harald Klimach <harald@klimachs.de>, public-zot@w3.org
This can be re-worded and the word 'primarily' removed. Communications with Zot/6 take place using JSON over https. There's been a bit of debate over the https requirement as it could cause conflict with using zot over Tor. It might be a good time to resolve that once and for all. This would mostly have an impact on the section about data encryption. Perhaps this would require a negotiated crypto algorithm if running over unsecured http. On 3/7/19 4:00 am, Harald Klimach wrote: > Hello there, > > to get started, I guess a first point to work on is the > Transport and Protocol Basics section at > https://framagit.org/zot/zap/blob/master/spec/Zot6/Home.md#transport-and-protocol-basics > > The first sentence there reads: > >> Communications with Zot/6 take place primarily with https JSON requests. > For me, this already raises the first question: if the communication is *primarily* done via https JSON > requests, are there also other requests used by the protocol? > > Hubzilla and Zap currently implement Zot, and we can look at those implementations for > details of the protocol. > > An installation of this can be seen at: > https://zotlabs.org/channel/zot?f=&owt=f192f8b5233e6cea59e49a1ccdf37e00 > which may also serve for additional discussions on the protocol. > > Best, > Harald >
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