Unfortunately, during the last week of this session I didn't managed
well the communication with hellais, because he was in a different
timezone and busy with the toorcamp, and our timetables didn't really
matched.
Frontend. There is a basic html version - I should say incomplete; the
javascript i
I tried to run APAF on android during the last days. I am updating this
toping with what I've discovered so far.
2012/6/21 Fabio Pietrosanti (naif) @
infosecurity.ch >:
> On 6/21/12 7:28 AM, meejah wrote:
>> meejah @
>> meejah.ca>
writes:
>>
>>> That used to be an optional dependency, so I will
Follows the report of the last 10 days.
Coding. hellais warned me about a possible xsrf vulnerability in the
APAF's panel, which should be fixed with 629828d . I have also
successfully implemented a working django blog engine - ZinniaBlog -
on the top of apaf.
Documentation. Discussing with my me
Here are some updates about the APAF project.
The only thing left to do concerning APAF's REST APIs is to wrap and
secure tor control port calls for providing the user's current status
of anonymity.
Builds for debian are ok, both when generating the .deb and when
installing with pip.
OSx has its
On 7/11/12 8:26 PM, Michele Orrù wrote:
> Well, right now the most important graphic elements are system tray
> icons, bot for windows and osx.
For icons it will be very important also to provide a clear
documentation on which format must be used and how to process an
existing image to convert tha
>
> What are we missing as graphics elements?
>
> Making a list of the ones for which ideas had come out during time,
> which are made / need to be made / need to be documented?
>
> - Application Icon Windows / OSX:
>
> - Dock Icon / Menu OSX:
>
> - System Tray / Menu Windows:
>
> - Splash Screen W
On 7/8/12 2:19 PM, Michele Orrù wrote:
> Sorry for being so late, but as anticipated on the irc channel, I spent
> most of the last week as talk manager at Europython. During, the free
> time I've had the occasion to meet lots of developers of the tor
> community joining the tordev meeting before a
Sorry for being so late, but as anticipated on the irc channel, I spent
most of the last week as talk manager at Europython. During, the free time
I've had the occasion to meet lots of developers of the tor community
joining the tordev meeting before and during the hackfest.
Concerning the project,
On 6/21/12 7:28 AM, meejah wrote:
> meejah writes:
>
>> That used to be an optional dependency, so I will put that code back
>> in (actually, probably just take out the dependency for psutils and
>> report PIDs instead). It's really just "nice to have" anyway and
>> users who want that could of c
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meejah writes:
> That used to be an optional dependency, so I will put that code back
> in (actually, probably just take out the dependency for psutils and
> report PIDs instead). It's really just "nice to have" anyway and
> users who want that could
> Eh... if only tor was also available for use "as software library" (Like
> silvertunnel & OrLib), we would a lot of less "system integration
> complexity"!
Actually, tor *does* provide the pid. I added it a year or two back
because getting it via psutil, proc, or system utilities all had
drawbac
On 6/20/12 5:54 PM, Damian Johnson wrote:
> Personally I decided to write my own modules for this functionality
> [1] (including some improvements based on psutil [2]) because a C
> module dependency didn't feel worth this functionality - especially
> since pid lookup is a one-time thing, and doesn
> I've also installed python and twisted on my android phone, but
> psutils, a dependency of txtorcon, is a wall for porting apaf into
> android.
Hi Michele. It looks like txtorcon is trying to make psutil an
optional dependency...
txtorcon/util.py
31 try:
32 import psutil
33 process_f
"=?UTF-8?Q?Michele_Orr=C3=B9?=" writes:
> I've also installed python and twisted on my android phone, but
> psutils, a dependency of txtorcon, is a wall for porting apaf into
> android.
That used to be an optional dependency, so I will put that code back
in (actually, probably just take out the
Follows the second report.
Still working on packaging, lots of improvements done on the osx side,
where thanks to mogui (m4rduk) we reached an apaf application bar.
Packaging on debian works (see branch:debian), but I hope to discuss
possible errors with weasel in a few days.
I've also installed p
Hello,
As Daniel suggested, I'm writing this email to keep you updated on my
Google Summer of Code Project - APAF.
Following the hackathon of the 18-21 May, we reached a working build
environment, and a primitive administration page. Below follows a brief
update about what is the current status of
I'm writing this mail as report for the last four days during which,
thanks to the supervision of both naif and hellais, I managed to
develop the very first basic structure of the APAF project.
One nice thing that came out during this weekend was the collaboration
and improvement of other python p
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