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The signing of the transaction from the web (not from client) #9

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sinev-valentine opened this issue May 28, 2018 · 6 comments
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sinev-valentine commented May 28, 2018

It is necessary to implement a call to keychain from web site (swap.online, for example) to sign the transaction. The Keychain must return the signed transaction to site. The POST method is supposed to be used.
The keychain must have command-line interface: #15

@sinev-valentine sinev-valentine changed the title The signing of the transaction from the swap.online. The signing of the transaction from the web (not from client) May 28, 2018
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sinev-valentine commented Jun 15, 2018

For sending reply message curl() may be used.
keychain->fork()->exec(curl)
Passing message from keychain to curl - via SocketPair.

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sinev-valentine commented Jun 17, 2018

Another way to solve the problem:

Create program "WS-polling", for exchange between keychain and web site across websocket.
Scheme:

scheme

To synchronize keychain with browser tab:
keychain must be started with code, and then this code must be passed through WS-polling.

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What is current status of this task at this moment?

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ghost commented Nov 27, 2018

Is this particular issue solved?

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this issue is not actual at this moment

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