Re: [tor-dev] [GSoC] Pluggable Transports in Python Status Update - More Transports

2012-08-02 Thread Michele Orrù
> http://github.com/blanu/py-obfsproxy I took a quick look to the code. That's extremely well documented, and this is awesome; but I have a few question/suggestions. - Is there a reason for using src/ instead of the standard python project structure® ? [0] - server.py:143[1]could be replaced with o

[tor-dev] [GSoC] Pluggable Transports in Python Status Update - More Transports

2012-08-01 Thread Brandon Wiley
So far I've implemented Dust and obfs3 and I'm putting the finishing touches on obfs2. I've also rewritten the pluggable transport API and rewritten the transport plugins to use this new API. The API now provides 4 events: start, encodedReceived, decodedReceived, and end. The plugins implement cal

[tor-dev] [GSoC] Pluggable Transports in Python Status Update

2012-07-02 Thread Brandon Wiley
Status Update - Refactoring There was a slight change in the schedule in that I moved refactoring up in front of testing and debugging. The major refactoring effort was in splitting the project into two parts. The library for implementing the pluggable transport specification, with environment va