package proto

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• int64 timestamp = 1

  unix time

• bytes req_hash = 1

  hash of the corresponding request

• repeated Peer peers = 2

  list of peers

The service type (e.g., tcp, upd) and the address (e.g., 198.51.100.1:80)

Used in: ServiceMap

• string network = 1

• uint32 port = 2

• uint32 type = 1

• bytes data = 2

• bytes public_key = 3

• bytes signature = 4

Minimal encoding of a peer

Used in: DiscoveryResponse

• bytes public_key = 1

  public key used for signing

• string ip = 2

  string form of the peers IP

• optional ServiceMap services = 3

  services supported by the peer

• int64 timestamp = 1

  unix time

• int64 timestamp = 1

  unix time

• optional Salt salt = 2

  salt of the requester

• bytes req_hash = 1

  hash of the corresponding request

• bool status = 2

  response of a peering request

• uint32 version = 1

  version number and network ID to classify the protocol

• uint32 network_id = 2

• int64 timestamp = 3

  unix time

• string src_addr = 4

  endpoint of the sender; port and string form of the return IP address (e.g. `192.0.2.1`, `[2001:db8::1]`)

• uint32 src_port = 5

• string dst_addr = 6

  string form of receiver's IP This provides a way to discover the external address (after NAT).

• bytes req_hash = 1

  hash of the ping packet

• optional ServiceMap services = 2

  services supported by the sender

• string dst_addr = 3

  string form of receiver's IP This should mirror the source IP of the Ping's IP packet. It provides a way to discover the external address (after NAT).

Used in: PeeringRequest

• bytes bytes = 1

  value of the salt

• fixed64 exp_time = 2

  expiration time of the salt

Mapping between a service ID and its tuple network_address e.g., map[autopeering:&{tcp, 198.51.100.1:80}]

Used in: Peer, Pong

• map<string, NetworkAddress> map = 1