David Cross @david@mastodon.crossfamilyweb.com

@alfonsosiciliano is there a reason for selecting that as the future default?

@alfonsosiciliano much better, awesome!!

@alfonsosiciliano I love the idea.... but, man, those colors.

@lattera Yeah, I figured that, just wondering how it works, what makes it different than cloaked guard nodes, or the various guard node transport plugins to hide the tor protocol.

@lattera what is snowflake? How is it different than guard nodes? email wasn't all that useful, neither is: https://snowflake.torproject.org/

@mwlucas (I'll see myself out)

@mwlucas Tendinitis in left arm, is that where you have a ringing sensation in your elbow?

@dch @mwlucas Well, MWL ran a test with a 'rsa' key.. that SHOULD have worked per my understanding.. and didn't. That bears testing to tease out the details (and certainly my understanding of what is going on and what this means!)

@mwlucas my understanding is the deprecated sha1, which rsa-ssh uses, but there exist other signature algorithms with RSA that still work:

https://levelup.gitconnected.com/demystifying-ssh-rsa-in-openssh-deprecation-notice-22feb1b52acd

I will try some experimentation since the 'key' and 'signature' are different I thought.

@mwlucas dat bokeh!

Shamelessly stolen from somewhere

@dvl Ok, and in a contender for 'wow that was a long reply'.. I finally got around to this, I repro-ed it, and solved it. In the Latest directory there is a pkg.pkg.pubkeysig, what pkg (for me) looked for was pkg.txz.pubkeysig, I just linked that and :boom: bob's your uncle. You may need pkg.tgz.pubkeysig or pkg.tbz.pubkeysig depending on your poudriere configuration

@lattera Wooooah