Using PGP keyservers for decentralised file storage
1–7 of 7 posts
Re: Using PGP keyservers for decentralised file storage
#2Have you as yet determined if keyservers will accept unusually large payloads?
Re: Using PGP keyservers for decentralised file storage
#3Have you as yet determined if keyservers will accept unusually large payloads?
Not yet, i plan to do some testing with that to see what the max is.
Re: Using PGP keyservers for decentralised file storage
#4Have you as yet determined if keyservers will accept unusually large payloads?
Not yet, i plan to do some testing with that to see what the max is.
It would be interesting to know which keyservers accept unusually large files (in the megabytes range) and which just reject those updates - I expect if enough large payloads were uploaded that someone might eventually take notice.
Re: Using PGP keyservers for decentralised file storage
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Not yet, i plan to do some testing with that to see what the max is.
It would be interesting to know which keyservers accept unusually large files (in the megabytes range) and which just reject those updates - I expect if enough large payloads were uploaded that someone might eventually take notice.
So far i have noticed there is no rate limiting on the sks key-servers, so i have a feeling it might be possible to upload large files.
Re: Using PGP keyservers for decentralised file storage
#6Have you as yet determined if keyservers will accept unusually large payloads?
I suppose that, given you can have limitless pgp subkeys, the size of payloads can be arbitrarily large as well.