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Re: [freenet-chat] Idea - Fproxy for a true underground Web and DNS


David McNab wrote on 2/21/01 2:56 pm:

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>2) Create a 'pirate 
>namespace' on freenet - a 
>totally underground and 
>independent domain 
>registration system.
>3) To distinguish it from the 
>mainstream namespace, the 
>Freenet namespace could 
>make use of a set of unique 
>top level domains, eg 
>".freenet", or even ".frn" for 
>short. The supported TLDs 
>would need to be chosen so 
>as to avoid any future clash 
>with mainstream TLDs.
>3) Implement this 'pirate 
>domain namespace' as a 
>system of transparently 
>mapping domain names, and 
>http requests, to Freenet 
>keys and back again.

Well, a DNS-Over-Freenet is being developed.  It's called 'Freenet
Name Service' (FNS).  It's not so much a replacement for DNS
as it is a restructuring of the system. 

The current DNS system is tree-structured, which requires
centralized control (often authoritarian).  FNS restructures
it into a peer-structure, thus removing the technical limitation
which allows for authoritarian control.  FNS aims to be able to be
dropped into any existing network without modifying existing
clients.  At some point, I plan on making a library so that you
can accsess the FNS namespace directly in your client.

It was also discussed that domains that exist as part of FNS
only should use .free.


Timm Murray

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