tordev...@safe-mail.net wrote:
> Doesn't your proposal imply that you are turning all relays into
> exit-nodes lite? The last relay in the path will know what service you are
> connecting to (at least if that service is hosted with a unique relay),
> right?
A single onion service operates its own
Hi John!
This wonderful proposal has been given number 252 and now pushed in
torspec as a Draft!
--> 252-single-onion.txt
Thanks!
David
On 03 Sep (14:20:56), John Brooks wrote:
> Here’s a delayed shipment from the hidden services hackfest:
>
>Single onion services are a modified form o
On Fri, 04 Sep 2015, tordev...@safe-mail.net wrote:
> Is there some documentation, how the tor-browser git repository is set up?
>
> In particular, how are new Firefox releases imported? How can I get a diff of
> Tor changes to the underlying Firefox release?
The branches are named like:
tor-b
tordev...@safe-mail.net:
> Is there some documentation, how the tor-browser git repository is set up?
Not sure what you mean but it is a repository that contains Firefox ESR
code and on top of that our patches we need to apply. The branch names
encode the ESR version and the Tor Browser version: e
Is there some documentation, how the tor-browser git repository is set up?
In particular, how are new Firefox releases imported? How can I get a diff of
Tor changes to the underlying Firefox release?
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Doesn't your proposal imply that you are turning all relays into exit-nodes
lite? The last relay in the path will know what service you are connecting to
(at least if that service is hosted with a unique relay), right?
Have you considered all the implications?
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