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20-12-2009, 20:58 #1
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Tip: Avoid confusion about unique ID
Why do you say "unique ID" instead of "public/private key architecture" or "public-key-infrastrukture"? This term is well-know already (well since mid-90s)... took me half an hour to figure out that actually the unique ID is the private key
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20-12-2009, 23:31 #2
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Im quite sure that the unique ID isn't the private key, as it is visible by anyone
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21-12-2009, 02:31 #3
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The ID shown in the Teamspeak client is the public key. Export your identity and open the ini file with a text editor, there is your private key (and keep this save!).
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21-12-2009, 11:19 #4
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right, Stefan1200
@Jonybat: in a way both of them are unique. an unique pair of keys (as always in asymmetric encryption).
anyway it may be nice for others (i know this now
) to state that ts3 uses a public-key-infrastrukture. i searched half an hour for this because at first i couldn't explain to myself how this unique-id-thing should probably work.
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