Open ferebee opened 10 years ago
Looks like @maclemon posted, we check it at 14:39EST, and then he deleted it. There's a 6 hour timeout before rechecking. It should remove the proof at that time. Let's keep on an eye on it, and if it's still there after 20:39 EST, look further into it.
Obviously constant proof checking is reasonably difficult at scale, are there plans to try and lower this interval as adoption increases or is 6 hours the minimum we're likely to ever see?
There might be a decent crowd-sourced solution -- for clients to trigger the server to revisit a failed proof.
Yeah that's what I was kinda thinking about, at least a way to thin the scheduled work. Pain point is having to actually verify the content, 404 isn't sufficient :-(
That all makes perfect sense, but I found the discrepancy unnerving at first sight. (I’m just a regular guy.) What if there were an indicator “last checked 5 hours ago” and a button “validate now”?
Great idea.
Confirmed that the site eventually updated.
@maxtaco That is correct, I removed the gist after verification. Good to see a reasonable handling of this case. Instructions in the terminal weren't really clear on what to post and what exactly is needed in the gist. Way too much text to fit in a small (80*25) standard terminal window. (I guess I'll open a separate issue for that.)
Maybe more followed persons should be evaluated more often? Just an idea, not sure if it's a smart one. :-)
The "Validate now" button is a great idea, as is having clients that fail a verification trigger a recheck on the server side.
The user maclemon verified his github identity with Keybase, but subsequently deleted the gist. This is displayed correctly in the commandline client:
However, the web page https://keybase.io/maclemon does not reflect this. It should.