GitHub - mandeepshetty/p2pSecureBackup: Peer-to-Peer secure backup system. Spreads encrypted pieces of a file over a p2p network.

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BootStrapServer.class		BootStrapServer.class
BootStrapServer.java		BootStrapServer.java
CANMessage.class		CANMessage.class
CANMessage.java		CANMessage.java
ParallelDownloader.java		ParallelDownloader.java
Peer.class		Peer.class
Peer.java		Peer.java
Peer.java~		Peer.java~
PeerBackground.class		PeerBackground.class
PeerBackground.java		PeerBackground.java
PeerWorker.class		PeerWorker.class
PeerWorker.java		PeerWorker.java
Point.class		Point.class
README.txt		README.txt
README.txt~		README.txt~
Utilities.java		Utilities.java
WorkerThread.class		WorkerThread.class
Zone.class		Zone.class
Zone.java		Zone.java
can.sh		can.sh
can.sh~		can.sh~
manifest.txt~		manifest.txt~
poc.java		poc.java
run.sh		run.sh
run.sh~		run.sh~
seemstowork.txt		seemstowork.txt
significanlytested.txt		significanlytested.txt
startbootstrap.sh~		startbootstrap.sh~

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1. Compile everything with 
			javac *.java
			
2. Choose a machine to act as bootstrap server and record its IP.
	
2. Run BootStrap Server in any machine using command
			java BootStrapServer <port number of bootstrap>
 	Enter port number of bootstrap server without the <>
 
3. Run Peer in different machines using command
			java Peer IP  <port number of bootstrap>
	IP is from step 1.  <port number of bootstrap> is entered in step 2
	
4. In peer program, keywords are
	join, insert, search and leave.
	 
5. Test leave at the very end !!!
6. Leave where a valid CAN Zone is created seems to work very well. Files transferred, zones merged and neighbors updated correctly.
7. Leave with irregular zone created assigns Peer to temporary hold vacated zone sucessfully and updates neighbors.
8. Handing over said temporary zone to new Peer will give results that I cannot guarantee.
9. AGAIN, test leave AFTER testing joins, inserts and searches.
10. If CAN appears to be broken, kill all processes and try afresh from step 1 with a fresh port.