git-annex/templates/configurators/pairing/wormhole/prompt.hamlet
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<div .col-sm-9>
<div .content-box>
<h2>
$case pairingwith
$of PairingWithSelf
Pairing your devices
$of PairingWithFriend
Pairing with a friend
<p>
Pairing will connect two git-annex repositories using #
<a href="https://torproject.org/">Tor</a>, #
allowing files to be shared between them.
<p>
$case pairingwith
$of PairingWithSelf
This device's #
$of PairingWithFriend
Your repository's #
pairing code is: <b><big>#{Wormhole.fromCode ourcode}</big></b>
<p>
$case pairingwith
$of PairingWithSelf
Enter that code into the device you want to pair with. #
$of PairingWithFriend
Tell that code to your friend. #
<p>
<form method="post" .form-horizontal enctype=#{enctype}>
<fieldset>
^{form}
^{webAppFormAuthToken}
<div .form-group>
<div .col-sm-10 .col-sm-offset-2>
<button .btn .btn-primary type=submit>
Finish pairing
<div .alert .alert-info>
<h3 .alert-heading>
^{htmlIcon InfoIcon} Keep pairing codes safe
$case pairingwith
$of PairingWithSelf
<p>
Pairing codes can only be used a single time, but if someone #
saw the pairing codes before you use them, they could #
pair with your devices. So be careful with the pairing codes!
$of PairingWithFriend
<p>
Pairing codes can only be used a single time, but if someone #
overhears you exchanging them with your friend, they could #
pair with your repositories. #
<p>
Here are some suggestions for how to exchange the pairing #
code with your friend, with the safest ways first:
<ul>
<li>
In person.
<li>
In an encrypted message #
(gpg signed email, Off The Record (OTR) conversation, etc).
<li>
By a voice phone call.