Hi,
this is a list of some Tor stuff I did during July:
- Got #3589 merged in 0.2.4!
- Worked with Arturo on daphn3, an OONI plugin which, given a censored
TCP conversation, tries to bruteforce the fingerprint used by the
DPI box [0]. Unfortunately, it's still not quite ready for real life
Thus spake Erinn Clark (er...@torproject.org):
> * Mike Perry [2012:07:31 14:56 -0700]:
> > Quick recap from #tor-dev IRC convo with Nick, Roger, and Andrew:
> >
> > We need to get a usable tor 0.2.3.x-rc bundle out RSN so we can declare
> > it "stable", but there are concerns that using Firefo
Hello,
I have created a ticket on Trac that links to the code on my github, which
is ready for a code review. This includes both TorExport
(stem/descriptor/export.py) which has already received a quick review and
the unit tests (test/unit/descriptor/export.py).
The ticket (#6512) can be found at
Hello there,
I have completed the hidden services plugin.
I rewrote the hidden service widget as a qwidget subclass and implemented
functionality
to browse for the hidden service directory. I spent the last week testing
the plugin and
fixing up port sanity check and UI issues. I have squashed the
So far I've implemented Dust and obfs3 and I'm putting the finishing
touches on obfs2. I've also rewritten the pluggable transport API and
rewritten the transport plugins to use this new API.
The API now provides 4 events: start, encodedReceived, decodedReceived, and
end. The plugins implement cal
On Wed, Aug 1, 2012 at 2:55 AM, Erinn Clark wrote:
IMO this comes down to the question of: Can we make the alpha TBB
branch stable fast enough to have it be useful for testing? The crash
bugs that Roger mentions make it less than useful anybody trying to
get good testing info for Tor. So if we
On Wed, Aug 01, 2012 at 07:55:12AM +0100, Erinn Clark wrote:
> > We need to get a usable tor 0.2.3.x-rc bundle out RSN so we can declare
> > it "stable", but there are concerns that using Firefox 14 with this will
> > continue to cause unexpected problems and otherwise scare people away
> > from te
* Mike Perry [2012:07:31 14:56 -0700]:
> Quick recap from #tor-dev IRC convo with Nick, Roger, and Andrew:
>
> We need to get a usable tor 0.2.3.x-rc bundle out RSN so we can declare
> it "stable", but there are concerns that using Firefox 14 with this will
> continue to cause unexpected problem
