svn:r1925

close it.


svn:r1924

svn:r1922

svn:r1921

svn:r1919

svn:r1918

svn:r1917

svn:r1916

conn from circ->resolving_streams

otherwise it gets freed and stays there, causing seg faults.


svn:r1915

svn:r1914

svn:r1913

svn:r1912

so now we don't pass it one.


svn:r1911

svn:r1910

a default log to stdout.


svn:r1909

svn:r1908

svn:r1907

svn:r1906

svn:r1905

svn:r1904

not in _connection_mark_for_close

this will hopefully clean up the huge cyclical function mess


svn:r1903

svn:r1902

svn:r1901

svn:r1899

(declare variables before the rest of the function)


svn:r1896

svn:r1895

remove upper limit on number of descriptors/directories in dirserver; use smartlists instead of arrays


svn:r1894

svn:r1892

svn:r1889

Only try to launch a fixed number of intro circuits for a service per 15-minute period or before all of the intro circuits succeed, whichever comes first


svn:r1883

svn:r1881

Make directory functions update routerlist, not replace it.  Add notion of OR-is-trusted-to-be-a-dirserver. Arma, please review: does this handle being a dirserver right?


svn:r1880

recent cell, not the previous cells like we'd thought.

this change is backward incompatible.


svn:r1868

bugfix: we were retrying the same circuit after getting a resolve
failure. so of course the next two tries would fail too. now we try
a new circuit each time (at most three times).


svn:r1867

svn:r1865

re-disable it.


svn:r1864

 * \file circuitbuild.c
 * \brief The actual details of building circuits.

 * \file circuitlist.c
 * \brief Manage the global circuit list.

 * \file circuituse.c
 * \brief Launch the right sort of circuits, attach streams to them.

 * \file connection_edge.c
 * \brief Handle edge streams.

 * \file onion.c
 * \brief Functions to queue create cells, and handle onionskin
 * parsing and creation.

 * \file relay.c
 * \brief Handle relay cell encryption/decryption, plus packaging and
 * receiving from circuits.


svn:r1863

svn:r1860

svn:r1859

svn:r1858