SUMI is an anonymous file transfer program. It uses the IP address of a 3rd party relay server (torrentserver.com, irclib.org, sumiserv.no, sumi-serv.ru, sumi-serv.com, sumi-serv.net, sumi-serv.uk, etc...) to hide the uploader's IP address, and proxied TCP acknowledgments to hide the transfer bandwidth. SUMI doesn't have a file structure, but instead relies on a single file (a.sumi file) to deliver all of the content. The file contains source and destination IP addresses, port numbers, a unique timestamp, and encrypted file information. The 'encrypted' file data includes the original filename, complete file path, and the MD5, SHA1 and CRC32 checksums. The client applet also has the option to replace the IP address with one chosen by the user. This can be set in the Options dialog of the applet. SUMI only uses TCP for communication. Because of this, you cannot use UDP P2P or use any UDP-based client (e.g. UDP4P2P) because they don't currently support TCP-based acknowledgments. SUMI 0.8.10 and earlier: SUMI is now one of the beta testers of 0.8.x versions of the official Gnutella client. As such, you will not have the features and bugfixes of the most current 0.8.x version. This means that the.sumi files you create in v0.8.10 will not function in the 0.8.11, 0.8.12, etc. You are free to continue using v0.8.10 as much as you want; however, it is highly recommended that you move to v0.8.11. The main features of v0.8.10 are: Support for.sumi files. These are also referred to as'source IPs and ports, UDP checksums, and MD5, SHA1 and CRC32 checksums'. In the Options dialog, you can now set the IP address that the transfer will be sent to (rather than the source). Other changes: A new function has been added, sumi_get_file_at_x(). It returns the.sumi file specified by the given x. Various bugfixes [edit]IRC It
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Awarded the ACM Software System Award for 2005. Unofficial mirror is here. 2005-05-23: Launch of a new project: SUMI P2P file sharing on the Network. 2005-05-07: Completed a rewrite of the source code to eliminate a buffer overrun vulnerability in v0.8.4 2005-05-01: Completed a translation into Albanian 2005-04-21: Completed a translation into Chinese 2005-04-16: Completed a translation into Farsi 2005-04-05: Completed a translation into French 2005-03-31: Completed a translation into German 2005-03-24: Completed a translation into Greek 2005-03-23: Completed a translation into Hindi 2005-03-15: Completed a translation into Italian 2005-03-10: Completed a translation into Japanese 2005-03-06: Completed a translation into Korean 2005-03-05: Completed a translation into Malayalam 2005-03-04: Completed a translation into Polish 2005-03-03: Completed a translation into Portuguese 2005-03-01: Completed a translation into Russian 2005-02-25: Completed a translation into Spanish 2005-02-23: Completed a translation into Tagalog 2005-02-22: Completed a translation into Thai 2005-02-16: Completed a translation into Ukrainian 2005-02-15: Completed a translation into Urdu 2005-02-14: Completed a translation into Vietnamese 2005-02-12: Completed a translation into Yoruba 2005-02-11: Completed a translation into African Dutch 2005-02-10: Completed a translation into Chinese (Taiwan) 2005-02-09: Completed a translation into Chinese (Hong Kong) 2005-02-07: Completed a translation into Czech 2005-02-06: Completed a translation into Croatian 2005-02-03: Completed a translation into Danish 2005-02-02: Completed a translation into German 2005-01-30: Completed a translation into Greek 2005-01-29: Completed a translation into Hungarian 2005-01-27: Completed a translation into Polish 2005-01-23: Completed a translation into Portuguese 2005-01-22: Completed a translation into Russian 2005-01-19: Completed a translation into Swedish 2005-01-18: Completed a translation into Spanish 2005-01-
While most P2P protocols require a user to enter an identity on a network, SUMI provides full anonymity. SUMI also provides a clean interface for searching file indexes, which allow for a quick look at a directory. SUMI Anonymous File Sharing Protocol: SUMI uses the.sumi file format. A.sumi file contains the hash of the file and its unique file name. The file has a fixed size of 64 bytes. To upload or download a file, the user simply creates the file, or if it already exists, overwrites it with a.sumi file of the same name and hashes. No identifying information is required in either the file names or.sumi files. When sharing a file, a.sumi file must be attached to the file to provide the file name. When the file is uploaded to the network, SUMI will check the.sumi file and validate its integrity. If the file is valid, the.sumi file will be encrypted with a key that the server provides. The server key is then stored on the file system. After a file is uploaded, any new updates or deletions will replace the old version. When a client downloads a file from the network, the server will provide a key to decrypt the file. The client displays the index of all files on the network. The client can access the index of all files in a directory by specifying a directory. The client then proceeds to download the file with a matching file name. The client does not download the file directly, but downloads a.sumi file with a matching name. When the download is complete, the client parses the.sumi file and replaces the file name with the actual file name. SUMI has strong encryption, but the server can decrypt a file if a hash is provided. The server stores the hash of the file on the file system. The user can then search the network for that hash to find the file. This provides the ultimate level of encryption, as even the server is unable to decrypt the file. To search for a file, the client specifies the server key to decrypt the file, and then searches for that hash in the network. If the server is completely trustworthy, then the server can give the user an IP address to link to the server. This is not provided as a guarantee of anonymity, but merely a convenience. The network also supports UDP and ICMP mode for greater compatibility. The UDP mode is fairly reliable. The ICMP mode will not work well on networks that do not support ICMP echo. Also, because SUMI is a cross-platform P2P client, it requires that the target host supports the protocol. There are two modes of operation for the UDP mode: single address and multicast. In the single address mode, the user provides the IP address for the target host, and the client sends
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