Hi again,
Although, as you've noticed, the the node you mention, Konata lists
*itself* in the Family Members. That would be a bug. At least compared
to the other possibilities. Onionoo checks for the bidirectional
relationship and, in other cases, excludes the current node being
viewed. If the cur
Hi nusenu,
The spec isn't done :P Seriously though, no it's not a bug. If you
check nodelist [0] you'll see that this type of hex-encoded nickname
is normal for generating a descriptor. If you check CollecTor history
for the node your mention [1] you'll see the result of building a
descriptor. Met
Squirrels! Five newborn squirrels are in our tree! And they... oh right, code.
Talk about code, Damian, like a professional.
... awww, but damn they're cute.
Stem Release 1.4.1
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Hi,
based on your answer and linked trac entry, I assume my point was not
entirely clear.
I was specifically wondering about a combination of *both*
("$FP=nickname") something I haven't seen till now:
Example as provided in the URLs of my last ema
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Hi,
That would be invalid. I know there are some families which do it. You
are free to enter a nickname at MyFamily parameter in your torrc, but
it won't actually work for clients. Tor will still start on relay side
and go on with it.
It used to wo
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Hi,
according to the spec [1] relay ops can choose between fingerprint
(with and without $ prefix) and nicknames when constructing their
MyFamily configs. The man page recommends fingerprints.
Now I'm faced with [2][3] families that use a combinati
Visualising the similarity between two Tor relay descriptors helps with
finding Sybil attacks. I added code to sybilhunter [0] that takes as
input relay descriptors, determines all (n^2)/2 pairwise similarities,
and outputs DOT code (part of Graphviz) that illustrates relay clusters
and what makes
Hello,
I've been working on a dumb hack that lets me do things like this:
https://imgur.com/3mah244 (Yes, that's a single Tor Browser instance,
separate windows used for illustrative purposes.)
It's still very raw and doesn't do everything I want it to do, so I'm
not really releasing the code yet
On Sat, May 30, 2015 at 5:16 PM, Karsten Loesing wrote:
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router euler [scrubbed] 8000 0 0 identity-ed25519 -BEGIN
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