> Interesting idea, after some light tinkering today I managed to run it with
> stem onboard, I'm unsure how much patching this will need (or rather how
> much can be done), but I'm on it.
Thanks! Personally I'm not at all familiar with IronPython - what kind
of modifications do CPython apps usual
Hey,
> talked quite a bit about iron python for stem. Considering that you
> have some windows experience maybe a tutorial for making stem work
> with iron python and/or Visual Studio would be a good fit? I'm adding
> Lee to the cc in case he has some thoughts.
Interesting idea, after some light
> Speaking of connections.py, if you improved it during the port to stem
> to also support Window's netstat then that would greatly help in
> porting arm to windows...
>
> https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/arm#Windows
Oh. Speaking of connection.py improvements, that module presentl
> connections.py looks interesting, doing *nix specific tasks is nice for a
> change,
> since I'm dealing with win32api much more often.
I just finished attending Linux Fest Northwest during which Lee and I
talked quite a bit about iron python for stem. Considering that you
have some windows expe
Hey Damian,
(I hope I got replying to digest right this time around).
Thanks for all the feedback and assistance so far, it's an immense help.
> The right way is to add this capability to tor, and the hacky way is
> to construct a normal circuit, truncate the exit, then replace it.
The closest
Hi Tomasz. I gave this some more thought throughout the day and here's
a few other tasks that would be nicely suited for GSoC. Together with
some tutorial and test expansions this should make for a pretty full
summer.
Honestly expanding the tor controller interface (and the corresponding
stem chan
> As far as tutorials go, I was thinking about dealing with manual stream
> attachment (as a follow up to #8728),
> exploring more operations on circuits i.e. tearing down, forcing hops
> through specified
> countries or address ranges (maybe a more robust example as an excuse to
> come up with goo
Hey,
I favor GSoC projects that are collections of small items rather than
a single big one (that way the incremental pieces are helpful, even
if the project isn't quite fit into the summer).
>
We're on the same page here, I think more tasks of a smaller scope is the
way to go.
The next area
Hi Tom. Sorry for not getting back to you earlier, been juggling lots
of email. Glad you want to get involved with stem and *many* thanks
for the patches so far! They've been a big help.
> I'm mainly interested in expanding stem's tutorial base as it could really
> use some more real-world applica
Hey,
My name is Tomasz Kunikowski, I'm a production engineering student at
Wroclaw University of Economics branching heavily into IT. My handle on IRC
and trac is ragwater.
I'm mainly interested in expanding stem's tutorial base as it could really
use some more real-world applications and example
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