Most recent edit on 2007-03-25 22:38:33 by AlexLehm
Additions:
It is possible to quickly go from the private key to the public key (by inserting something with GetCHKOnly=true with the privkey, the node will tell you the corresponding pubkey request URI) but not vice versa.
Deletions:
It is possible to quickly go from the private key to the public key (by inserting something with GetCHKOnly=true with the privkey, the node will tell you the corresponding pubkey request URI) but not vice versa.
Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2006-08-03 20:51:43 by JaQa []
Page view:
SSKKeypair
This is a message of the
Freenet Client Protocol 2.0 (FCP 2.0).
It is sent from the Freenet node to a client program in response to the client issuing a
GenerateSSK command.
Example
SSKKeypair
InsertURI=freenet:SSK@AKTTKG6YwjrHzWo67laRcoPqibyiTdyYufjVg54fBlWr,AwUSJG5ZS-FDZTqnt6skTzhxQe08T-fbKXj8aEHZsXM/
RequestURI=freenet:SSK@BnHXXv3Fa43w~~iz1tNUd~cj4OpUuDjVouOWZ5XlpX0,AwUSJG5ZS-FDZTqnt6skTzhxQe08T-fbKXj8aEHZsXM,AQABAAE/
Identifier=My Identifier from GenerateSSK
EndMessage
The InsertURI contains the private key, it is the URI you should use when inserting.
The RequestURI contains the public key, it is the URI you should distribute for people to request from.
It is possible to quickly go from the private key to the public key (by inserting something with
GetCHKOnly=true with the privkey, the node will tell you the corresponding pubkey request URI) but not vice versa.