Hefee:
Hi hefee,
we've released stem 1.8.1 [1] including v3 onion services patches [2].
There'd be a pypi package soon (in aprox. 1 day) and stem's website update.
Please, let us know whether that works for you,
Thanks a lot. It looks fine for our use case. And good that you now communicate
Hi hefee,
> we've released stem 1.8.1 [1] including v3 onion services patches [2].
> There'd be a pypi package soon (in aprox. 1 day) and stem's website update.
>
> Please, let us know whether that works for you,
Thanks a lot. It looks fine for our use case. And good that you now communicate
it
Hi hefee,
On 9/17/22 11:06, Hefee wrote:
There are no further releases planned and talking to atagar
last time he said the master branch was not ready for release. We could
think about minor point releases for the 1.8 series but those would just
contain small bug fixes (like Python 3.10 compat
Hello,
A friendly reminder that txtorcon exists and supports v3 onions, (even if
developed has slowed somewhat in recent times).
It probably doesn't help onionshare a lot, as txtorcon is a Twisted-based async
API so it works best with other Twisted-using code.
That said, you _can_ inter-operate
Hefee:
Hey,
That is tricky as stem is not maintained anymore and therefore
deprecated.
That is a pitty. It would be nice if you can actually make this obvious on the
git repo like "currently stem is unmaintained and therefore deprecated" and
maybe search for people in the community to take ov
> > That is tricky as stem is not maintained anymore and therefore
> > deprecated.
>
> That is a pitty. It would be nice if you can actually make this obvious on the
> git repo like "currently stem is unmaintained and therefore deprecated"
Hiya. Just a minor terminology correction: Stem is unmaint
Hey,
> That is tricky as stem is not maintained anymore and therefore
> deprecated.
That is a pitty. It would be nice if you can actually make this obvious on the
git repo like "currently stem is unmaintained and therefore deprecated" and
maybe search for people in the community to take over -
Hefee:
Hey,
nodens(nod...@debian.org) and me are currently packaging the new version of
onionshare for Debian and stumbled over the dependency cepa[1], what is a fork
of stem. After digging deeper into it, I found out, that the main reason why
they do so is the support for Client Auth v3 onions[
Hey,
nodens(nod...@debian.org) and me are currently packaging the new version of
onionshare for Debian and stumbled over the dependency cepa[1], what is a fork
of stem. After digging deeper into it, I found out, that the main reason why
they do so is the support for Client Auth v3 onions[2]. I
