17c86e50c0As a feature only supported by the webapp, and not by git-annex at the command line, this is by now a very obscure corner of git-annex, and not one I want to keep maintaining. It's worth removing it to avoid the security expsure alone. People using the assistant w/o the webapp probably don't expect it to be listening on a UDP port for a handrolled protocol, but it was. The webapp has supported pairing via magic-wormhole since 2016, which makes a link including between local computers, albeit with the overhead of tor. That sort of covers the same use case. Of course advanced users can easily enough add a ssh remote to their repository themselves, using a hostname on the local network. git-annex-p2p-iroh would be a great alternative, since it should communicate over LAN when both computers are on the same one. Before supporting that in the webapp, dumbpipe would need to be reasonably likely to be installed. Sponsored-by: unqueued |
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