Hi All,
I'm working on proposal 260's Rendezvous Single Onion Services in #17178.
They are faster, because they have one hop between the service and the
introduction and rendezvous points.
But this means that their location is easy to discover (non-anonymous).
So we want to come up with a design
> On 8 Apr 2016, at 04:07, SMTP Test wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> I am working on a project that needs to do some modifications on the source
> code of Tor, to add functionalities to Tor relay. To debug I used chutney to
> setup Tor network locally, and checked the logs of the relay. But it is stil
> On 7 Apr 2016, at 23:53, George Kadianakis wrote:
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> Here is a non-smart thing we could do: We could prepopulate our sampled guards
> list with all the possible guard types. So we include an 80/443 bridge and an
> IPv6 bridge and an IPv6 bridge that is also on 80/443, and any other thing we
>
Hi all,
I am working on a project that needs to do some modifications on the source
code of Tor, to add functionalities to Tor relay. To debug I used chutney
to setup Tor network locally, and checked the logs of the relay. But it is
still painful and slow: I need to restart the script, and wait th
Hey,
> On second thought, I think using a single USED_GUARDS list here should be OK
> for now. That's also what Tor is doing right now, so this behavior can't be
> worse than the status quo.
>
> On this note, we should add a small "Discussion" section on the proposal and
> briefly mention these is
George Kadianakis writes:
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> Ola Bini writes:
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>> Hey,
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>>> That's not very nice because the USED_GUARDS set that was created when
>>> ClientsUseIPv6 or FascistFirewall were on will have reduced diversity. Then
>>> even if we switch off those options
hello tor-dev
I want to make extension which can control network in my browser.
so that i can connect to my some other computer which has VPN .
And after that the data is exchanged between VPN server and the user.
And the intermediate nodes won't be able to identify whats going on.
This is my pr