이메일 #006 - #010
원본 출처: Satoshi - Sirius emails 2009-2011
이메일 #006
Date: Tue, 05 May 2009 04:00:00 +0300
From: [email protected]
To: Satoshi Nakamoto <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Bitcoin
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Quoting Satoshi Nakamoto <[email protected]>:
> You can create whatever you want on bitcoin.sourceforge.net. Something
> to get new users up to speed on what Bitcoin is and how to use it and
> why, and clean and professional looking would help make it look well
> established. The site at bitcoin.org was designed in a more
> professorial style when I was presenting the design paper on the
> Cryptography list, but we're moving on from that phase.
Ok. Could you set the project MySQL database passwords so that I can
set up a CMS on the site? I was thinking about WordPress, as it seems
simple and well maintained. I need a password for the read/write
account and one database (or the database admin pass to create it
myself). This can be done somewhere in the project admin pages, I think.
> You should probably change the part about "distribute them under
> several keys". When the paper says that it means for the software to
> do it, and it does. For privacy reasons, the software already uses a
> different key for every transaction, so every piece of money in your
> wallet is already on a different key. The exception is when using a
> bitcoin address, everything sent to the same bitcoin address is on the
> same key, which is a privacy risk if you're trying to be anonymous.
> The EC-DSA key size is very strong (sized for the future), we don't
> practically have to worry about a key getting broken, but if we did
> there's the advantage that someone expending the massive computing
> resources would only break one single transaction's worth of money, not
> someone's whole account. The details about how to backup your wallet
> files is in the Q&A dump and also it's explained in readme.txt and
> definitely belongs in the FAQ.
Ok, that's good to know.
> Oh I see, you're trying to address byronm's concern on freedomainradio.
> I see what you mean about the password feature being useful to address
> that argument. Banks let anyone who has your name and account number
> drain your account, and you're not going to get it back from Nigeria.
> If someone installs a keylogger on your computer, they could just as
> easily get your bank password and transfer money out of your account.
> Once we password encrypt the wallet, we'll be able to make a clearer
> case that we're much more secure than banks. We use strong encryption,
> while banks still let anyone who has your account info draw money from
> your account.
Well, I guess that's true after all.
이메일 #007
Date: Tue, 05 May 2009 04:07:41 +0300
From: [email protected]
To: Satoshi Nakamoto <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Bitcoin
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Quoting [email protected]:
>> Oh I see, you're trying to address byronm's concern on freedomainradio.
>> I see what you mean about the password feature being useful to address
>> that argument. Banks let anyone who has your name and account number
>> drain your account, and you're not going to get it back from Nigeria.
>> If someone installs a keylogger on your computer, they could just as
>> easily get your bank password and transfer money out of your account.
>> Once we password encrypt the wallet, we'll be able to make a clearer
>> case that we're much more secure than banks. We use strong encryption,
>> while banks still let anyone who has your account info draw money from
>> your account.
>
> Well, I guess that's true after all.
...the difference being, though, that not everyone can easily transfer
their regular bank money into an uncontrollable location. In bitcoin
anyone can do it.
이메일 #008
Date: Tue, 05 May 2009 18:39:44 +0100
From: Satoshi Nakamoto <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Bitcoin
To: [email protected]
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[email protected] wrote:
>> You can create whatever you want on bitcoin.sourceforge.net. Something
>> to get new users up to speed on what Bitcoin is and how to use it and
>> why, and clean and professional looking would help make it look well
>> established. The site at bitcoin.org was designed in a more
>> professorial style when I was presenting the design paper on the
>> Cryptography list, but we're moving on from that phase.
>
> Ok. Could you set the project MySQL database passwords so that I can set
> up a CMS on the site? I was thinking about WordPress, as it seems simple
> and well maintained. I need a password for the read/write account and
> one database (or the database admin pass to create it myself). This can
> be done somewhere in the project admin pages, I think.
They have Wordpress built in, you might not need to set up any database
stuff manually. I enabled the Wordpress feature and added you as an
admin, account sirius-m, e-mail [email protected]. I'm not
sure how it works out the password for access, maybe it's just based on
being logged in to sourceforge.
https://apps.sourceforge.net/wordpress/bitcoin/wp-admin/
They also have support for MediaWiki if you want it.
In case you still need it, here's the accounts and passwords for mysql.
# Access this project's databases over the Internet
https://apps.sourceforge.net/admin/Bitcoin
# Documentation: Guide to MySQL Database Services
http://p.sf.net/sourceforge/mysql
# Hostname: mysql-b (exactly as shown, with no domain suffix)
# Database name prefix: b244765_ -- i.e. "CREATE DATABASE b244765_myapp"
as your ADMIN user.
# RO user: b244765ro (SELECT)
# RW user: b244765rw (SELECT, INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE)
# ADMIN user: b244765admin (has RW account privileges, and CREATE, DROP,
ALTER, INDEX, LOCK TABLES)
# web-access URL: https://mysql-b.sourceforge.net/
passwords:
b244765ro EaG3nHLL
b244765rw sNKgyt4W
b244765admin Mz589ZKf
> ...the difference being, though, that not everyone can easily
> transfer their regular bank money into an uncontrollable location. In
> bitcoin anyone can do it.
That's true.
We shouldn't try to use security against identity theft as a selling
point, since it leads into these counter arguments. The current banking
model is already tested and the actual loss percentage is known. Even
if ours is probably better, it's an unknown, so people can imagine
anything. The uncertainty about what the average loss percentage will
be is greater than the likely loss percentage itself.
이메일 #009
Date: Wed, 06 May 2009 08:31:41 +0300
From: [email protected]
To: Satoshi Nakamoto <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Bitcoin
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Quoting Satoshi Nakamoto <[email protected]>:
> They have Wordpress built in, you might not need to set up any database
> stuff manually.
>
> They also have support for MediaWiki if you want it.
The built-in Wordpress comes with ads, and new plugins and themes need
to be installed by the Sourceforge staff, so I installed Wordpress at
http://bitcoin.sourceforge.net/. The admin page is at .../wp-admin/,
with admin/Wubreches3eS as login. If there's something to add or
change, feel free to.
The current layout is just a quickly applied free theme, but I'll see
if I can do something more visual myself.
The MediaWiki might be quite useful for maintaining the FAQ, which
could be retrieved from there to the main site somehow. The wiki says
I need to be an editor or admin to create a new page, which is funny,
because
https://apps.sourceforge.net/mediawiki/bitcoin/index.php?title=Special:ListGroupRights says that users can create
pages.
이메일 #010
Date: Wed, 06 May 2009 08:41:43 +0300
From: [email protected]
To: Satoshi Nakamoto <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Bitcoin
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Lainaus [email protected]:
> The current layout is just a quickly applied free theme, but I'll see
> if I can do something more visual myself.
And of course I'll continue improving the contents also.