It would be nice to see the next protocol of Gnutella incorporate strictly a TLS protocol that would emulate traffic normally seen on the HTTPS port so ISPs would have trouble blocking Gnutella (like mine).

Hello,

How your ISP is blocking the Gnutella traffic ?

Because Gnutella could be used on different ports and as the gnutella messages are usually compressed is not easy to analyse the tcp frames.

Regards
Juan

Sadly the compression yields a standard beginning of the message stream, so they can just stop the handshakes.

To avoid that we'd have to start the handshakes with a random (and ignored) bitsequence and compress from the very beginning.

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Let me know when this happens, then I can use G2

G2 isn't Gnutella.

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G2 and gnutella are two different networks, which share only little of their design (such as the handshake, for example).

See the respective Wikipedia article for details:
Gnutella2 - Wikipedia

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