Hi Fabio:
>I'd suggest for the "output" to produce a set of patches against Tor
>(development version), including modifications to:
>- build system
>- documentation (man pages)
>- unit-tests
>everything following the coding guidelines of Tor with the goal/hope to
>be integrated.
I have not deve
On 3/29/13 4:50 AM, wac wrote:
>
> I tell you what. I don't have intentions to change Tor. I basically want to
> do this for me. But since I notice now it could be useful to the community
> and the community could be providing feedback I can make it public under the
> same license. So this is wh
Hi Fabio Pietrosanti:
Thanks, I appreciate your help. I will be working on this. I actually was
considering to maybe provide it to the community so people could pinpoint bugs
and contribute patches.
I will be studying onionbrowser. But seems they are running Tor as a thread
inside the browser
On 3/28/13 12:10 PM, Christopher Schmidt wrote:
> "Fabio Pietrosanti (naif)"
> writes:
>> That's the future of Tor, to be integrated as a library just like an
>> encryption library into application.
> No, it's not. Embedding a Tor client in another application cripples
> auditability, configurab
Christopher Schmidt wrote:
>"Fabio Pietrosanti (naif)"
> writes:
>> That's the future of Tor, to be integrated as a library just like an
>> encryption library into application.
>
>No, it's not. Embedding a Tor client in another application cripples
>auditability, configurability, updateability
On 28.03.2013 12:10, Christopher Schmidt wrote:
> "Fabio Pietrosanti (naif)"
> writes:
>> That's the future of Tor, to be integrated as a library just like an
>> encryption library into application.
> No, it's not. Embedding a Tor client in another application cripples
> auditability, configurab
"Fabio Pietrosanti (naif)"
writes:
> That's the future of Tor, to be integrated as a library just like an
> encryption library into application.
No, it's not. Embedding a Tor client in another application cripples
auditability, configurability, updateability etc. of Tor. So does
embedding a co
On 3/28/13 8:32 AM, wac wrote:
> Hi Folks:
>
> I am looking to use Tor as a library for my program. I managed to build it
> from the sources including the required libraries. But now I am looking for
> hints on how to replace the SOCKS 4/5 or the transparent proxy with direct
> calls from my app
Hi Folks:
I am looking to use Tor as a library for my program. I managed to build it from
the sources including the required libraries. But now I am looking for hints on
how to replace the SOCKS 4/5 or the transparent proxy with direct calls from my
application to link them. I'm hoping somebod
