Following closely on the heels of my last email (
https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-dev/2014-July/007248.html), I
updated the pluggable transports meeting on Friday to the following effect:
- Have identified somewhat of a performance regression in the PDF module
and am continuing to see i
Sorry for the delay, I have been travelling for the past week and a half
and was at HOPE.
I have finished debugging the swf steg, and am hunting down the last bugs
in the pdf steg. SRI advised me that they are still working on their
JavaScript transcoding library they wish to plug into the SWF and
Greetings all,
I've been refining the Elligator handshake to work on the circuit level for
now as opposed to the connection level[1], merging in some SRI changes[2],
especially those with respect to configuration files[3], and studying
resources in order to prepare for a possible implementation of
- Progress so far
1) Fixed segfaulting refactored SWF steganographic code. Code now fails on
decompression but at least it's not segfaulting anymore. Suspected it was
due to how trace payload server is integrated and rest of problems should
be fixed by reimplementing pre decompression logic that w
Hey Noah,
Thanks for the progress.
T:7.9593: ckt 1 : send 8
7.9593 [debug] send_targeted: <1> efficiency: 151.00
7.9594 [debug] conn_send_eof: <1.10> flushing out 5496 bytes
7.9594 [debug] conn_do_flush: <1.10> flushing 5496 bytes to peer
[enabled=6]
7.9595 [debug] send: <1.4> must send
7.95
Hi all,
I'm an entering PhD student in the department of physics at Tulane
University. In the past I studied chemistry at Caltech, went for a master's
at UCSB, and worked in the software industry at various positions,
including a stint as a contractor in Intel's Verification and Test
division.
Th
On 2012-09-10 16:58 , Zack Weinberg wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 9:10 AM, Ian Goldberg wrote:
>> On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 02:33:30AM -0600, vmon wrote:
>>> 3) Thank you for telling me about fts. I'm going to replace boost code with
>>> fts soon.
>>
>> What is fts? This sounds potentially usef
On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 9:10 AM, Ian Goldberg wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 02:33:30AM -0600, vmon wrote:
>> 3) Thank you for telling me about fts. I'm going to replace boost code with
>> fts soon.
>
> What is fts? This sounds potentially useful.
It's a C API for directory tree walking. Sim
On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 4:33 AM, vmon wrote:
> Hello Zack,
>
> 1) I would like to ask your permission to submit the whole code for
> code submission. First because my task in the summer wasn't only to
> write the parts that I wrote but also to read the code and debug it as
> well. Secondly because
On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 02:33:30AM -0600, vmon wrote:
> 3) Thank you for telling me about fts. I'm going to replace boost code with
> fts soon.
What is fts? This sounds potentially useful.
Thanks,
- Ian
___
tor-dev mailing list
tor-dev@lists.torpr
Hello Zack,
1) I would like to ask your permission to submit the whole code for
code submission. First because my task in the summer wasn't only to
write the parts that I wrote but also to read the code and debug it as
well. Secondly because the git log shows who wrote what. Thirdly, It's
easier.
On Mon, Aug 20, 2012 at 12:00 PM, vmon wrote:
> Hey Zack,
>
> I just did my last pushes before putting my pencil down for the final
> evaluations. They take care of the followings:
>
> - The remaining of all your comments on the
> github. Except for "always use xalloc instead of new". I have used
On Sun, Aug 19, 2012 at 8:25 PM, vmon wrote:
> Hey Zack,
>
> I know you are super busy packing for your big move, but I thought as
> tomorrow is
> the hard deadline for GSoC, is not a bad ideas to give you some final update.
I appreciate it. I am still in the middle of moving and don't have
the
Hey Zack,
I just did my last pushes before putting my pencil down for the final
evaluations. They take care of the followings:
- The remaining of all your comments on the
github. Except for "always use xalloc instead of new". I have used new
extensively for instantiating objects. What's exactly
Hey Zack,
I know you are super busy packing for your big move, but I thought as tomorrow
is the hard deadline for GSoC, is not a bad ideas to give you some final update.
So most of last week I spent on the conflict that occurred between
libcurl and libevent having their eyes on the same socket.
Hello Tor-devers,
In last two weeks I was busy implementing the protocol by which the
st server sends a url dictionary to the client, so they the client can
communicate with server using this url code. It was bit tricky because
chop needed to be involved to distinguished between the data being
ser
Hi there,
The payload strategies can be changed easily now by inheriting different
class from PayloadServer. Current strategy is now in TracePayloadServer.
For ApachePayloadServer strategy, server side is complete. for the
client side, I need a handshake in steg level so the server sends the
clie
Hello everybody,
Quick update on the progress of apache payload class for stegotorus:
- https://github.com/vmon/payload_scraper/ is working now, checking
apache document root dir, find all files usable as payload, compute
their capacity and store them in a database. For now, I'm using t
Hey Tor-devers,
I hope you are enjoying the summer as it's officially started and nobody
can deny that (unless you are on the wrong hemisphere). And sorry for
the delay, I was Internet deprived for a while.
So I'm here to tell you what I did in last two weeks.
Following the advice of Zack, I rea
19 matches
Mail list logo
