roughenough - A Roughtime secure time sync client and server written in Rust

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2019-08-11	Address clippy lints	Stuart Stock
	* More consistent use of `dyn` * Add default implementations * Misc clippy changes
2019-01-19	Update copyright for 2019	Stuart Stock

2019-01-19	Rust 2018 edition migration	Stuart Stock

2018-10-21	Changes to keep Clippy happy	Stuart Stock

2018-09-29	Major refeactoring for better code structure	Stuart Stock
	* Extract distinct types for online and long-term keys * Extract and create separate configuration trait and implementation(s) * Clean-ups, renames, tidying
2018-03-24	Additional documentation	Stuart Stock

2018-03-17	Apply default rustfmt style to the project.	Stuart Stock

2018-03-12	Fix merkle tests	Aaron Hill

2018-03-12	Remove unecessary flat_map	Aaron Hill
	This gives another ~50,000 reqs/second on my machine
2018-03-11	Add support for batch-signing requests	Aaron Hill
	As documented in the Roughtime spec, servers can batch together requests, only signing the root of a computed Merkle tree, in order to increase efficiency. Following the example of the reference Roughtime implementation, the default batch size is set to 64. However, this value can be changed in the config. Two pieces of benchmark infrastructure are added - a simple "benchmark mode" on the server, and a "stress test mode" on the client. These features can be used to help pick an optimal batch size for the server. In "benchmark mode", the server does not log any requests. Instead, it prints out the current request processing speed every second. This helps to keep the output manageable when using the client's "stress test" mode. In "stress test mode", the client sends the same message to the server in a loop. To prevent accidental flooding of the users's local network, or a remote server, only loopback addresses are supported in this mode.