Establishing a p2p connection in python
Carl Scharenberg
carl.scharenberg at gmail.com
Mon Oct 11 16:18:25 EDT 2004
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> Hi!
>
> This is my first time posting to a newsgroup so please be gentle to me
> :)
>
> Introduction to my problem:
>
> I'm studying at the university and a lot of friends and I use MSN to
> communicate. The problem is that MSN file sending/receiving
> capabilities are terribly slow and has no resume option. We're also on
> different subnets and can not access eachoters computers through smb
> shares, nor can we have local ftp-servers.
>
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You might look into the Waste p2p software. It is a p2p program that
uses RSA encryption and requires manual addition of nodes, I believe.
So you can use it to create a private p2p network. It might work for
you, or at least give you some ideas in terms of security features and
such.
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