Resources (URLs) are stored and proxied when they require authorization on a counterparty server that the recipient does not have. For example, the response_url in commands RECEIVER requests, or paginated Link response headers.
Currently, the OCN Node stores these proxied resources until used. We could, however, defined a TTL on these resources, such that are deleted unless they are “redeemed” by a certain period (e.g. 24 hours).
Original report by Adam Staveley (Bitbucket: [Adam Staveley](https://bitbucket.org/Adam Staveley), GitHub: adamstaveley).
Resources (URLs) are stored and proxied when they require authorization on a counterparty server that the recipient does not have. For example, the
response_urlin commands RECEIVER requests, or paginatedLinkresponse headers.Currently, the OCN Node stores these proxied resources until used. We could, however, defined a TTL on these resources, such that are deleted unless they are “redeemed” by a certain period (e.g. 24 hours).