grantdobbe/endrun

Endrun - a project for securely moving data by any means available

endrun's Issues

improve documentation

Project

Please consider presenting this project again at cons in the future. Its a really clever project would love to see how your opinions might have changed based on new technology and software. Is there any current day successors to this that you are aware of? Or any plans to retool or update this?

test message passing

Write documentation that doesn't suck

Implement mechanism for adding a new bundle into a repo and pulling in changes

Change encryption scheme to use Sign-Encrypt-Sign

set up testing environment using docker

Docker seems like a good way to set up a local testing environment with multiple nodes, and a Dockerfile would be a good way to rapidly test configuration.

Figure out what we need to do to use libnatasha with other systems/frameworks (e.g. Gollum/Ruby)

Set up mechanism for initial Sodium key pair generation

Figure out node initialization

Pre-deployment, we will need to:

1. Generate encryption keys for all nodes
2. Generate signing keys for all nodes
3. Initialize a bare repo for all nodes and add one branch for each node. (refer to this as Mother Repo)
4. Clone mother repo N times, where N is the number of nodes.
5. Create a bundle from each copy of the mother repo (refer to this as the root bundle) and set these root bundles as remotes of every other repo. The tag associated with this bundle should be something like bundle-node_N_-1
6. Bundle this all up in a nice little directory called node_N_-deploy/
7. Write a shell-script to deploy this to every SD card.

Picture of proposed directory structure:

Debug database config

Set up config file

We need a way to define:

• what repo to use for moose commits
• what our node name is (who am I)
• where to find our key pair and other nodes' public keys

Set up web framework

We need to set up a VM or some sort of node that's running gollum so we can start work on the web framework.

Implement mechanism for pulling a git bundle from a repo

Git backend

We can move content around using git on the command line.