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Bitmessage Plugin #852
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- allows sending messages through Bitmessage API - no folder listing / message retrieving yet - no address selection yet, uses the "zeronet-test" chan both for sending and receiving - API configured through command line / zeronet.conf - should reuse the xmlrpc socket and be thread-safe - test site: http://127.0.0.1:43110/1EEx89QjgGgNd9qRDErswEHb82bqWYcPuz
Test site doesnt work, because no one is seeding. Put her to http://127.0.0.1:43110/1LtvsjbtQ2tY7SCtCZzC4KhErqEK3bXD4n/ to increase persons sharing site. |
@antyhrabia Sorry about that, should be up again now. |
Thanks, now working, but I dont know how to use it exacly. I must change something in zeronet.conf? Because when i traied send message, appear this warning:
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you can either create a [bitmessage] section in zeronet.conf, or you can specify the arguments on the command line. zeronet.py --help for more info. |
you also need to subscribe to the "zeronet-test" chan (in bitmessage). |
I assume PeerMessage may deprecate the need for this. |
yes, but bitmessage is not the same as peermsg generally if you use bitmessage as a secondary channel so that you dont need clearnet, peer message can replace it but if you need to actually interact with bitmessage users, you will still rather have this plugin |
Of course, yeah. Though at that point you might as well use a bitmessage
client, no?
I assumed the BitMessage plugin was primarily for 1-1 message sending,
but PeerMessage sort of covers that usecase now.
…On 11/06/18 11:24, Thunder33345 wrote:
yes, but bitmessage is not the same as peermsg
say you want to have a client that can also browse bitmessage at the
same time, that wont be possible
generally if you use bitmessage as a secondary channel so that you
dont need clearnet, peer message can replace it
but if you need to actually interact with bitmessage users, you will
still rather have this plugin
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zeronet now support plugins online install,may someone there wants give a try in py3. |
sending and receiving