Just a silly question about the proposed system to sent messages and ip obfuscation (3 masternodes encrypting / decrypting messages) :
What happens when a masternode goes down in that process?
Will the message get trough somehow, or can it never be decrypted again ? :p
https://darkcointalk.org/threads/development-update-july-30th.1924/Once wrapped in these three containers, the client will send the encrypted package to the Masternode that corresponds to the outermost encryption layer (Masternode 1). Upon receiving it, Masternode 1 will decrypt the outermost layer in order to learn the identity of the second Masternode in the sequence. Masternode 1 will then relay the message to Masternode 2, which will decrypt the 2nd encryption layer and learn the identity of the third Masternode in the sequence. Masternode 2 forwards the package on to Masternode 3, which decrypts the innermost encryption layer, gaining access to message itself. Masternode 3 then broadcasts the message to the network, and far as the network is concerned, that is where the message originated.
As last Masternode should broadcast msg, the client/sender will know if msg is not broadcasted with in specific time window.
(If a Masternode has closed port 9999, even though port is checked when a Masternode is started, this can happen)
The client will retry with different set of Masternode.
If a wallet is closed after sending to Masternode 1, the client will check(by looking blockchain) if msg is delivered at next boot up.
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