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# Abstract
This specification explains the `WAKU-SYNC` protocol
which enables the reconciliation of two sets of message hashes
in the context of keeping multiple nodes syncronized.
in the context of keeping multiple Store nodes syncronized.
Waku Sync is a wrapper around
[Negentropy](https://github.com/hoytech/negentropy) a [range-based set reconciliation protocol](https://logperiodic.com/rbsr.html).
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## Design Requirements
Nodes enabling Waku Sync SHOULD
manage and keep message hashes
manage and keep message hashes in a local cache
for the range of time
during which syncronization is required.
Nodes SHOULD use the same time range,
for Waku we chose one hour as the global default.
Waku Relay or Filter protocol MAY be enabled
Waku Relay or Light Push protocol MAY be enabled
and used in conjuction with Sync
as a source of new message hashes
for the time range.
for the cache.
Nodes MAY use the Store protocol
to request missing messages
to request missing messages once reconciliation is complete
or to provide messages to requesting clients.
## Payload
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# Attack Vectors
Nodes using `WAKU-SYNC` are fully trusted.
Message hashes are assumed to be of valid messages received via Waku Relay or Filter.
Message hashes are assumed to be of valid messages received via Waku Relay or Light push.
Further refinements to the protocol are planned
to reduce the trust level required to operate.