The suggestion to auto-tune Argon2 to a ~1 second target is reasonable, and I’m considering it as a follow-up improvement.

I'd recommend a fixed 256 or 512 MiB of memory with iteration count auto-tuned to take one second on the system. Your project is very heavy, so everything running on it will easily have that much memo

Since your earlier comment, the cryptographic parameters and documentation have been materially updated:

There's no room for debate. You should not be releasing anything that uses cryptographic primitives if you don't have this understanding. This may be a fun pet project, but suggesting that others use

Thanks for taking the time to provide detailed feedback from a cryptography perspective.

Yes there was one paid customer and one free using the service. All other accounts had no domains. I was only counting the paid as that's all most people care about.

Infosec expert here. I would strongly urge everyone to stay away from this client, or any brand-new SSH client, especially if it is vibe coded. Even a quick skim shows me several issues, such as using

He openly admitted to stealing my money. Basically in real time, documented here on let.

he was banned because he sent threats to the mod team

What's even more cringe is you guys got the MODs to believe all this bullshit and got him banned, when he provided more credentials than Lewis ever did. He revoked LET deals because of that needless b

RAID can slow down an object-storage cluster and it’s usually unnecessary when you use erasure coding and replication.

Anyway, shame. Seemed like I'd be able to avoid rolling my own.

SeaweedFS can in Erasure coding too. It takes extra ~30% of space for additional restoration data, but not sure it has reason for 1 drive 🤔 I suppose it do the same as Raid 5/6 when on the pool drive

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Haha, thanks for worrying about me. The truth is, I do know about Linux and all that, but I just want to play around with it a bit. I'm not going to waste time struggling with installations or anythin

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Yeah, I agree with you that on a public server, from an operator point-of-view, I don't much care about https over http because everything is public anyway, but from a user point-of-view it's nice tha

You start with "FWIW", and you end with "Facts". To answer you: FWIW is your experience and the way you deal with it. That's what it's worth for you and to others.

The learning curve is higher for freebsd and I'm of the opinion you're not cut out for it by the lack of reading and trying to solve the installation issue on your own without needing a preinstalled t