Hi,
there is some sort of confusion here, lime as
intended in Linphone has nothing to do with the lime described
on
http://limeprotocol.ORG/
It's just a name collision...
In the linphone referential LIME stands for Linphone Instant Messaging Encryption and as described on
https://linphone.org/dokuwiki/doku.php/liblinphone:lime
is a way to perform end to end encryption for messages between two linphones clients.
Hope this clarifies.
Regards,
johan
On 20/11/16 08:26, J G Miller wrote:
At 19:27h, on Friday, November 18, 2016,
in message <address@hidden>,
on the subject of "[Linphone-users] lime encryption",
Russel Treleaven
> What is lime encryption?
Is it definitely "encryption with lime [as in cipher]" that you are looking
for as it would appear that you may be looking for lime protocol with encryption?
All you want to know about the Lime protocol and more is at
<http://limeprotocol.ORG/>
including
QUOTE
LIME Protocol (acronym for Lightweight Messaging Protocol) is a
JSON based protocol for messaging, inspired by the XMPP protocol
...
encryptionOptions - Encryption options provided by the server during the
session negotiation. Some of the valid values (not limited to) are:
none - The session will be not encrypted.
tls - The session will be encrypted by TLS. This options is required for
transport authentication in TCP transport connections.
encryption - The encryption option selected for the session. This property is
provided by the client in the negotiation and by the server in the confirmation
after that.
UNQUOTE
Apologies if I am misinterpreting what you are trying to find.
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