[liberationtech] how do I tell these Chinese people "You're doing it wrong!" ?
Jacob Appelbaum
jacob at appelbaum.net
Mon Nov 1 10:00:13 PDT 2010
On 11/01/2010 09:37 AM, Zooko O'Whielacronx wrote:
> Folks:
>
> It kind of seems like some people in China might be relying on using
> the Tahoe-LAFS public demo over unencrypted HTTP and thinking that it
> provides security properties like they would get if they ran their own
> copy of Tahoe-LAFS locally:
>
> http://tahoe-lafs.org/pipermail/tahoe-dev/2010-November/005535.html
>
> Or maybe that's not what they are thinking. There is a large
> language/cultural barrier here through which "google translate"
> provides merely a glimpse of meaning. As far as I know they have never
> read or understood any of my attempts to communicate with them.
>
> Any suggestions from this crowd about how to manage this situation? As
> shown in the discussion on the tahoe-dev list, we might take down the
> public demo entirely or, more likely, try to put some sort of warning
> label on it in Chinese.
>
Heya Zooko,
A translation and warning in Chinese would probably be a good start.
However, is there any reason that you can't use a CA cert and only offer
service over SSL/TLS?
All the best,
Jake
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