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[off-topic] [tech] talkat

mbays mbays at sdf.org

Sun Oct 3 12:10:29 BST 2021

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Jacob Stewart <jacob.stewart at tutamail.com> writes:
If no client certificate is presented, the server MUST reject the
connection.
The server and client certificates are intended to identify the
individual users involved.
What if the server operator wants to operate an anonymous chat?
Nothing prevents you from generating a one-time cert, having multiple
pseudonymous certs corresponding to various assumed identities, etc
etc. With client certs we can have both authentication and
pseudonymity.

Exactly. In the htalkat implementation, you select an identity (or create a new one) by using the -d option or HTALKAT_DIR environment variable.

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