Hello Norbert,
On 14/01/2014 15:22, Karsten Loesing wrote:
- Norbert, how about you start writing the daily script as a
stand-alone
Python script that doesn't send out emails nor interact with a database
yet? This first version of the script could simply print out which
relay operators should
On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 10:51 PM, Damian Johnson wrote:
> * Split low and high level controller methods
>
> The Controller class is growing to be pretty bulky, and its methods
> can generally be split into two categories...
>
> - Low level methods that simply mirror what the control-spec provides.
Hello
I spent the last two weeks implementing the network status document parser
and the microdescriptor consensus parser. The network status document
parsing code is ready for review here[1]. It's a fairly large amount of
code, with ~1.4K new LoC. The microdescriptor consensus parser is much
simp
Hello
The network status descriptor parsing has taken a lot longer than expected.
I
should be putting it up for review soon. Followed by the microdescriptor
parsers.
Given the current status of the project, I have prepared a revised schedule
for the
remaining GSoC period. The final evaluation is
Hello.
During the last week Damian merged my patches that implement loadconf & saveconf
wrapper methods[1][2] in Stem. I am currently working on implementing the router
descriptors (from the network status documents). I should have
something ready for
review by tuesday. Once that is done, I'll wor
Hello again
I am currently working on implementing the network status (v3) descriptor
parsers. I will implement the microdescriptor parsers after I'm done with that.
The Python Onionoo implementation requires them, so I have paused working
on the controller for now. I will resume working on the co
Forwarding Megan's email because it looks like it's stuck in the
mailing list's moderation queue.
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From: Megan Chang
Date: Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 9:24 PM
Subject: [tor-dev] Stem Descriptor Parsers
To: neenaoffl...@gmail.com
Cc: Erik I Islo , Norman Danner
, to
On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 9:24 PM, Megan Chang wrote:
> Which descriptor parsers are you referring to, as some are already
> implemented? A lot of what we're working on in Tor Export overlaps your work
> regarding descriptor parsers.
According to my proposal, I was to implement the parsers for V3
net
Hello.
The configuration related control methods get closer to merging each
day. I've been working on the control methods for the other control
commands. I will begin working on the event handling methods later
this week. I also found & fixed(?) a tiny bug in the tests[1].
The deliverables for my
Hello
I have been working on Stem's general controller class. I have
completed implementing the methods that handle the GETCONF, SETCONF
and the RESETCONF (for the most part, I haven't put some of the code
up for review yet). I'm currently working on implementing the
SAVECONF, LOADCONF, SIGNAL met
Hello
I have been working on the general controller class. I'm getting ever closer
to having the getconf parsing code[1] merged into master. While
implementing that, we came across a bug. Currently Tor doesn't quote it's
responses to a getconf request[2].
I am also working on the other control co
Hello
I have finished working on implementing the safe cookie authentication
support for Stem. Damian fixed a few things[1] and merged it into
master.
I'm now working on implementing the general controller class. GETINFO
parsing was implemented by Damian as an example. I've implemented
GETCONF pa
Hello
I'm reporting my progress over the last week.
I have been working on implementing support for the safe cookie
authentication method for Stem[1].
It is in a usable state[2] right now, but, it isn't fully tested. In
the process, Stem also helped uncover
a bug in the AUTHCHALLENGE error respon
> PSS. Do we need to keep Ravi in this conversation?
Nah, I'm good.
I'm spectating on tor-dev anyway.
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Hello everyone.
I'm Ravi Chandra Padmala (aka neena).
I'm an undergraduate student at GITAM University in Visakhapatnam, India. I've
been a user of open source software for 6 years now. My go-to programming
language is usually python. I have tinkered with a few other languages, an
> I want to apply to the Tor Project/EFF for Google's Summer of Code
> program this summer. I would like to spend the summer building the
> PathSupport counter part for Stem. I have submitted a work in progress
> proposal at
> http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/proposal/review/google/gsoc2012/neen
Hello
I'm Ravi Chandra Padmala, a 20 year old computer programmer from India.
I want to apply to the Tor Project/EFF for Google's Summer of Code
program this summer. I would like to spend the summer building the
PathSupport counter part for Stem. I have submitted a work in progress
p
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