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whisper: only use the node id as a p2p id, not for sending messages #16102

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@gballet gballet commented Feb 15, 2018

This is in preparation for the switch to libp2p: the ID generated will be from a private key created with the help of libp2p's crypto library, while Whisper will still use Go's default crypto libraries for encrypting its messages. This change removes a conflict.
It shouldn't have any impact as the person receiving emails is the user, not the node.

This is in preparation for the switch to libp2p: the ID generated
will be from a private key created with the help of libp2p's crypto
library, while Whisper will still use Go's default crypto libraries
for encrypting its messages. This change removes a conflict.

It shouldn't have any impact as the person receiving emails is
the user, not the node.
@gballet gballet requested a review from gluk256 February 15, 2018 11:46
@karalabe karalabe added this to the 1.8.1 milestone Feb 15, 2018
@karalabe karalabe merged commit 5f9b01a into ethereum:master Feb 15, 2018
prestonvanloon pushed a commit to prestonvanloon/go-ethereum that referenced this pull request Apr 2, 2018
…thereum#16102)

This is in preparation for the switch to libp2p: the ID generated
will be from a private key created with the help of libp2p's crypto
library, while Whisper will still use Go's default crypto libraries
for encrypting its messages. This change removes a conflict.

It shouldn't have any impact as the person receiving emails is
the user, not the node.
mariameda pushed a commit to NiluPlatform/go-nilu that referenced this pull request Aug 23, 2018
…thereum#16102)

This is in preparation for the switch to libp2p: the ID generated
will be from a private key created with the help of libp2p's crypto
library, while Whisper will still use Go's default crypto libraries
for encrypting its messages. This change removes a conflict.

It shouldn't have any impact as the person receiving emails is
the user, not the node.
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