On 11/04/17 11:45, George Kadianakis wrote: > We basically add the canonical onion address in the inner encrypted > layer of the descriptor, and expect the client to verify it. I made this > feature optional in case we ever decide it was a bad idea. Is the version number also included in the blinded key derivation? I haven't been keeping up with prop224 developments, so apologies if that's already been settled, but in your previous email it sounded like it was one of the suggestions but not one of the action items. If the version number is included in the descriptor but not in the blinded key derivation, can a service publish descriptors for multiple protocol versions? Would there be a conflict if the HS directories store the descriptors under the same blinded key? Cheers, Michael
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