rDiNA - redundant Distributed Network Architecture

rDiNA is an attempt to design a robust, portable, easy-to-use implementation of the Kademlia algorithm, and to extend it marginally to support limited broadcast and aggregation functionality. I hope to facilitate the easy creation of peer-to-peer software with this library.

Note that rDiNA is not designed to interface with existing Kademlia-based networks, such as the ed2k Kadnet and Overnet, but, rather, to aid in the creation of new applications which are not necessarily aimed at file-sharing.

Example uses include: A distributed TCP/IP darknet over a tun driver, distributed BBS, distributed DNS, a distributed broadcasting system, and, of course, filesharing.

How You can Help:

• Mostly I need TESTERS! I can't test a p2p network by myself! PLEASE, sign up on the rdina-testing mailing list if you can. I can use everyone; I don't care if you're an experienced C++ unix guru or a 14-year-old in Kansas with nothing better to do.
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• I also (obviously), need a new webpage. Anything will work. I like simple, and I like CSS, and I don't like animations, if you feel like doing it. I'll get around to it someday if no one feels like submitting anything.
• Last, but not least, I need coding help. My code is very easy to figure out, I think. I have spent many a night commenting the hell out of it, and I have a 'FILE DESCRIPTION' comment at the top of every file, along with a 'NOTES' and 'TODO' list. There is plenty to do.

If you don't know what this is all about, read the Kademlia Whitepaper

Sourceforge project page:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/rdina/

Official IRC Channel is - irc.2600.net #rdina
Although no one will be there at the moment. Becuase we're lazy.