Providing a fix for #1922, I urge whoever has the authority to decide
what folder tor is to parse. I saw /etc/torrc.d/ and /etc/tor.d/ or any
others. I am going to make a patch. So which one is it?
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Sure.
This wasn't intended as a solution for the determinism problem.
Just a small defence against harvesting of Tor hidden service
descriptors by having each hidden service use a differently ordered
ring, so it wouldn't be possible, for instance to place a dishonest
node in every third position of
Thanks David,
I've got the upstream changes which fixes quite a few things, so thank
you.
I've made some minor changes to make gcc happy which I've sent through
in a pull request [1] and perhaps you can offer some feedback to
ensure best practices are followed if needed.
Apart from that it's bui
Lunar,
How do you submit a patch? Can I attach the patch to the ticket? then
set the ticket status.
From: Lunar
Date:
Tuesday, August 27, 2013 12:29 AMTo:
tor-dev@lists.torproject.orgSubject: [tor-dev] Trac Ticket
8291
This is
actually a duplicate of #1922, opened 3 years ago.The p
Hello all,
Inspired by a conversation with arma, I have been working on designing a
UDP based protocol to serve as the bulk data transport for something
along the lines of "obfs3, but over UDP". The spec document is
approaching the point where I would like to have increased public review
before I
Bao Nguyen:
> I am one of the volunteer from Whonix project, a third party
> application. We want to use tor and modify it to parse the folder
> /etc/tor.d/ for configuration files. Please take a look at
> https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/8291 What is the
> process to get it appr
