Update! Yay! You can play on the command line now, too! https://github.com/phelix/npkh According to https://github.com/phelix/npkh/blob/a3e2e87ee0f92e15a87e8bead64d8120e2bb4f94/pluginKeyHandler.py#L9 , keys are usually requested in 2 steps: an "index" operation (which converts text to a fingerprint)...
Yes, a "get" operation with a Namecoin ID would only work with a client aware of the local server and Namecoin IDs. The note at the top just means that the script itself will not check that returned keys match the fingerprint in the request, in favor of a dependency less. It would be quite easy to d...
The during the ncdns installation the DNSSEC Trigger subinstaller tried to call home during installation which was blocked on my system and maybe caused an issue. IIRC it again tried to call home at some point later. It's not clear to me why it has to do that. Something was definitely broken becaus...
Finally, I gave the SPV client and the ncdns installer a try (on Windows). First, let me say that I don't have time to deeply look into these and I will simply pay out the bounties unless someone raises concerns. That said here are some remarks: The SPV client in levedbtxcache mode worked out of the...