zeronet zite upload glitches

these are not previously mentioned.
for someone with a "dynamic" site like jekyll which simulates wp, one has to re-up the site changes over time to keep up with posts and such. normally not an issue here. what is the issue however, that zeronet resigns the json file every time. Any changes here get ignored. So like if you setup "media" or "optional" content, on each upload then you simply cannot reset that information-the file gets resigned every time.

furthermore this complicates things. If you have a "name" for your site and want to use it, that too gets overridden. You have to re-save it via the zero ui every time. This simply is too much work for changing sites. If your sites doesnt change, you dont have traffic. It will drop off the net.

If your zite is huge you have two options: torrent files everywhere or everyone hosts a huge website, which for jekyll in most cases is a waste. Jekyll sites themselves are not yuge(<10mb), the "optional content" MAY be.

I need a solution.

No source file, test, or concrete entry point is named. Start by tracing the zite upload and JSON-resigning flow described in the report, then reproduce a re-upload of a changing Jekyll site. Done means re-uploads preserve the site's optional or media settings and its name without requiring manual Zero UI changes.

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