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feat: verify proofs based on bandwidth usage #616
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&cli.IntFlag{ | ||
Name: "rln-relay-bandwidth-threshold", | ||
Value: 0, | ||
Usage: "Message rate in bytes/sec after which verification of proofs should happen. Use 0 to disable bandwidth rate limits", |
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I think you meant Message rage in bits/sec as bandwidth is always represented in bits/sec.
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I copy-pasted this text from nwaku :-P
But then, checking how the bandwidth is verified, I use bytes there (len of a byte slice)
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This was more from a user-facing experience point of view. People are using to bits/sec when bandwidth is specified. We should keep the user-facing flag to use bits/sec and internally multiply by 8 to store the rate as it is easy to account.
Let us ask the nwaku team also to follow the same.
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cc: @rymnc
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Hmm yes, we have to revert that commit. Based on our offsite discussion, we will have to move the bandwidth constraining into its own validator, before the rln-relay validator - I'll create an issue and link it here for the design, does that work?
And yes, we'll use bits/sec!
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Works for me. I'll keep the PR open and update it according to the design. Thank you!
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@rymnc i would say we also need to remove that flag and have it as a hardcoded parameter? otherwise if different nodes have different configuration a message can be valid for ones not not for others.
I think this PR is no longer requried and can be closed. WDYT @richard-ramos |
Runs rln verification only if bandwidth exceeds 1mbps