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For 'version 2' protocol it is worth bringing in a bunch of things at once. Each protocol upgrade is an annoyance for users who must update their wallet version. Combining everything into one big switchover, both client and server can thereafter be polished up independently.
Not only does this reduce traffic, it means on the wallet side there are more options for pre-adjusting a fusion (For example, user could generate a manual fusion candidate and remove unwanted tiers) and the API is also more convenient for third party plugins to do fusions. Desired flow is setup-adjust-connect, with failure in case of a (rare) change in parameter set.
Server will primarily use component count to determine launching/ending of fusions. Though each player can indicate a different minimum, it's still easy for server to figure out the thresholds.
Encrypted connections for covert submission (so Tor exit nodes can't spy on the process, even though they don't learn much as-is); multiplexed via one static port so server admin is easier.
Minor change: minimum excess fee is fixed by protocol (split tx overhead over the indicated minimum # of components) instead of being server-defined.
Protocol fixes suggested by Kudelski.
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For 'version 2' protocol it is worth bringing in a bunch of things at once. Each protocol upgrade is an annoyance for users who must update their wallet version. Combining everything into one big switchover, both client and server can thereafter be polished up independently.
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