Georg Koppen authored 7 years ago and boklm committed 7 years ago

Shipping HTTPS-Everywhere based on the new WebExtensions model broke its
functionality on higher security levels as our JavaScript blocking does
not whitelist `moz-extension:` which is needed.

It turns out that vanilla Firefox 52 ESR is affected as well but differently:
Backorting https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1329731 does not help
us as NoScript is regulating JavaScript related things.

This fixes #21270 as well.

Isis Lovecruft authored 7 years ago and boklm committed 7 years ago

 * FIXES #23166: https://bugs.torproject.org/23166

Create a tar file in directory {alpha,release}/update-responses/, to
make it a little easier to copy them to the host where they will be
deployed.

Add the dmg2mar makefile rules.

Add the update_responses and incrementals makefile rules.

The update_responses script is identical to what we have in
tor-browser-bundle.git, however the config.yml file it is using is now
generated using the infos from rbm.

Update rbm with support for the rbm_tmp_dir option, and use it in the
containers directory.

The main change is the removal of the --enable-jemalloc=4 option which
was done with #22482.

Fix an error introduced by 9d18c95b.

We need wine to run python.exe. It seems it was working without
explicitely using wine on my build machine, probably because of the
binfmt configuration in the kernel of that machine.

boklm authored 7 years ago and Georg Koppen committed 7 years ago

Thanks to dcf for finding the cause of the problem.

The 'make signtag-release' and 'make signtag-alpha' commands can be
used to tag a stable or alpha release using the version informations
from rbm.conf.

Add a leading slash on all lines to match files/directories only in the
root directory.

Changelog update and version bumps.

tor-browser-bundle.git author: Georg Koppen <gk@torproject.org>
tor-browser-bundle.git commit: 0d192217fc71cccf16bce16e3904460b0991b43d
tor-browser-bundle.git commit: 6d54b0e2b8cf45fb817e2bbc822c61e5a4ad78de
tor-browser-bundle.git commit: 1a15760dcb3889417809ab4a38bf4b523ecf74a7
tor-browser-bundle.git commit: 8b061ed2d5112c006a80723ea63333d0098b94c4

And buildconf/nb_procs to buildconf/num_procs.

Add a file to list the main things to know when making changes to the
Tor Browser build.

Add some options to be able to write things like this in templates:

[% IF c("var/release") -%]
do something on release channel
[% ELSIF c("var/alpha") -%]
do something on alpha channel
[% ELSIF c("var/nightly") -%]
do something on nightly channel
[% END -%]

Also finish including the Linux build of obfsproxy and fteproxy.

Based on gitian/descriptors/windows/gitian-pluggable-transports.yml
from tor-browser-bundle.git.

Georg Koppen authored 7 years ago and boklm committed 7 years ago

This reverts commit cec0a1d7

That's properly fixed in NoScript >= 5.0.7.1, thus removing our
workaround.