= The (November) 2016 Tahoe-LAFS Summit = This is a loosely organized gathering of Tahoe-LAFS developers, enthusiasts, and perhaps some hecklers. == Dates / Location == Tuesday+Wednesday 2016-11-08 and 2016-11-09, 9am-5pm. We're meeting in the "Board Room" of the [https://www.milibrary.org/ Mechanics Institute Library], 57 Post St, San Francisco, CA (next to the Montgomery St BART station). The room has wifi, a whiteboard, and a projector screen. Brian will bring a small projector. There are plenty of restaurants and bars nearby for later in the evening. We'll try to set up videochat so remote folks can join in the fun: contact us on IRC ({{{#tahoe-lafs on freenode}}}) and we'll make something work. == Attendees == (please add your name!) For sure: * Brian * Daira * meejah * Zooko * David Probably: * Liz Nope: * str4d == Agenda Items == (please add things you want to talk about) * 1.12 release items * (daira) 2-phase commit * (warner) (meejah) (zooko) Accounting * (warner) compelling applications * (meejah) magic-wormhole based "setup" flow * (meejah) integration (with other applications) * write down use-cases * e.g. what sorts of grids are there etc. * (meejah) GUI (/WUI/CLI) things (e.g moar JSON endpoints, ...) * (meejah) allow/deny storage servers (i.e. I want a grid where only "my" storage servers are used) * (zooko) #1382 (We don't need to talk about it, we just need to do it. Brian and I can sit elbow to elbow until it is done, if he wants. ☺) * (david) asymmetric crypto "caps" * (david) chacha20 crypto caps * (david) (meejah) data structures and or caps that support group revocation schemes via threshold of valid signatures * (meejah) general "deletion" stuff: the different use-cases/scenarios and brainstorm ways to do this * (meejah) magic-folder datamodel improvements (e.g. "leif's design" etc) * (david) high level mixnet discussions of attacks and mitigations; n-1 attack mitigation via integration with reputation systems for increased reliability or heartbeat onions addressed to sender for verification of mix reliability etc. * (david) code review of pylioness and go-lioness; clean up api design for parameterizing crypto primitives and thereby genericizing the lioness cipher construct * (david) api design review of sphinxmixcrypto a fork of Ian's sphinx reference python code but modified to be more pep8 compliant and to parameterize the crypto primitives. * (david) review of crypto primitive selection for sphinx mixnet packet header format; offered security bits versus packet header overhead etc. mixnet reading list: http://freehaven.net/anonbib/cache/mix-acc.pdf http://freehaven.net/anonbib/cache/danezis:wpes2003.pdf http://freehaven.net/anonbib/cache/DBLP:conf/sp/DanezisG09.pdf http://freehaven.net/anonbib/cache/trickle02.pdf == things referred to during the Summit == * (notes to be added here)