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As part of our improvements to whisper in vac, we have created MVDS a ARQ protocol and remote log, a standardized method for storing messages on remote servers.
However these 2 protocols do not interact, so the improvements we get from the remote-log itself are rather moderate. We need some kind of store-and-forward model using these 2 protocols in order to ensure that we get the most out of both. Giving offline nodes the ability to no longer retransmission messages locally while ensuring a message will be delivered.
The goal of this issue is to do research on how this can be done and later summarize it into a post on our forum, or create a spec out of it.
Questions
How can we ensure a node that has stored a message continues forwarding the message to the recipient?
A Secure Incentive Scheme for Vehicular Delay Tolerant Networks Using Cryptocurrency - paper
Although not exactly about store and forward, the insights in a paper on the incentives for delay tolerant networks could be resourceful.
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As part of our improvements to whisper in vac, we have created MVDS a ARQ protocol and remote log, a standardized method for storing messages on remote servers.
However these 2 protocols do not interact, so the improvements we get from the remote-log itself are rather moderate. We need some kind of store-and-forward model using these 2 protocols in order to ensure that we get the most out of both. Giving offline nodes the ability to no longer retransmission messages locally while ensuring a message will be delivered.
The goal of this issue is to do research on how this can be done and later summarize it into a post on our forum, or create a spec out of it.
Questions
Literature
Although not exactly about store and forward, the insights in a paper on the incentives for delay tolerant networks could be resourceful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: