Hi all,
This report is going to be a bit longer and more general than usual as
it'll cover a lot more about the current state of Fog and a description of
it. This is my last report for GSoC, but I will probably continue
submitting patches to Fog.
Here's a general description of what I worked on t
H,
Since the last status report, I've worked on a couple of things
- Refactored the fog client code
- worked on ticket #12614 [0]
This is my second to last GSOC report. For the last two weeks I'll be
working on getting a working version of #12614 in and cleaning/adding tests
to the fog cod
Hi everyone,
These past two weeks I've worked on
- Renamed the project to fog
- The fog client can now launch multiple chains. It checks all the
requested combined pt chains and gets the unique set of them. So it only
launches one instance of each pt to reduce redundancy. Also each ch
Hi everyone,
I've been working on:
- Making tor connect to the pt combiner directly instead of connecting
to the first pt as it did before. Now when tor sends a socks request to the
combiner, the socks request is intercepted and a connection is made to the
first pt instead of the requ
Hi,
I'm the GSoC student working on creating a pluggable transport combiner.
Progress:
1. I worked on modifying the SOCKS protocol to save the requested address
and redirect the requester to a different address.
2. The pt combiner client side now starts a new chain of proxies in between
the pts p
Hi,
Here's more info on how the server side currently works. When the
ServerPTCombiner starts, it opens up a port to listen for incoming
connections and reports it to tor like a normal PT. It then builds the
chains of PTs by having each PT forward its output to the next PT with the
final PT having
ed transports.
If you've got any questions or comments shoot me an email!
Quinn Jarrell
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Hi everyone,
My name is Quinn Jarrell and I'm a student University of Illinois at Urbana
Champaign. I'm excited to join GSoC and I'll be working on building a
pluggable transporter this summer for Google summer of code. The pluggable
transports combiner will allow transport
Hi Tor Devs,
I'm a computer engineering undergrad at University of Illinois
Urbana-Champaign. I am interested in working on a GSoC pluggable transports
project.
I mainly code in python or common lisp and have worked with asynchronous
programming before (albeit it was a java framework not twisted).
