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read/write access control isn't implemented in IPFS spec, so which mecanisme is used by orbitdb ?
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maroodb
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which mecanisme orbitdb use for read/write access?
which mecanisme orbitdb uses for read/write access?
Sep 17, 2018
RichardLitt
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which mecanisme orbitdb uses for read/write access?
Which mecanisms does orbitdb use for read/write access?
Sep 20, 2018
RichardLitt
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Which mecanisms does orbitdb use for read/write access?
Which mecanism does orbitdb use for read/write access?
Sep 20, 2018
There is currently no read-access control. Anyone with the address and network access can read the contents of the db. For write-access, an immutable list of write-capable keys must be added at db creation as shown here. Though we are in the process of changing this mechanism to add support for dynamically adding write-capabilities (we are removing orbitdb.key in favor of using an identity as orbitdb.identity). Key-revocation is still an open discussion and is not currently being implemented. I hope this answers your question!
read/write access control isn't implemented in IPFS spec, so which mecanisme is used by orbitdb ?
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