- Using rc4 to store ssl pword on file for linux, for windows already using cryptprotect
- yes its not safe, but its the user's choice to keep pword or not
- consider using method closely hooked to linux kernel (another layer of obfuscation)
- windows i believe is stronger (because its proprietary/ heavily obfuscated)
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* supports Multiple Accounts on same computer.
* Enabled libretroshare tests using Makefiles.
* restructured RsInit functions: Config Data is now private.
* switch OpenPGP on by default (added #define to rsinit).
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This is not enabled by default. Instructions to enable are at the end of msg.
This is 60% complete. Supports creation of certificates, adding friends and connections.
Parts still to do: pgpids, p3discovery, signing and trusting peers.
The main reason it is being commited is so that connections between peers can be
properly tested, and development on OSX and win can start.
This requires gpg and the gpgme.h development libraries, and no longer
requires the custom ssl libraries.
To compile it switch the configuration flags in scripts/config-linux.mk
To compile XPGP (v0.4.x) enable PQI_USE_XPGP:
#PQI_USE_SSLONLY = 1
PQI_USE_XPGP = 1
To compile SSL only, enable PQI_USE_SSLONLY:
PQI_USE_SSLONLY = 1
#PQI_USE_XPGP = 1
To compile OpenPGP, disable both:
#PQI_USE_SSLONLY = 1
#PQI_USE_XPGP = 1
and enable RS_USEPGPSSL in rsiface/rsinit.h
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