E05-CJ: Yes
Rationale
John Cook reports an existing cjdns site-to-site connection between his home and an older VPS, with backend services using ULA addresses and MySQL replication from home to the VPS. His April 30, 2015 account distinguishes that existing use from instructions for adding a replacement VPS. This supports practical personal operation outside the cjdns author team under E05; the verdict does not rely on installation instructions or ping tests alone.
Assessment method
First-person account of existing operational use under revised E05
Source context
John Cook, Using a CJDNS Tunnel for Site-Site Encryption, April 30, 2015
Outstanding qualification
This is an operator self-report, not an independent audit. The reported layering includes an IPv6 ULA tunnel over cjdns over IPv6, with Hurricane Electric connectivity, and the author reports occasional outages. Exact cjdns release, selected cryptographic configuration, duration and continuing operation are not established. Historical adoption does not qualify the current technical profile or demonstrate public Hyperboria-scale deployment. No endpoint was contacted and no technical or security verdict changes.
Public sources
Editorial evidence references
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