Moved the documentation into the doc/ dir where it belongs.


svn:r6027

format.  This re-write matches the new tor.spec.in changes.


svn:r6026

svn:r6025

svn:r6024

builds.  This also implements the resulting dist-rpm filename to match the
target arch.


svn:r6023

svn:r6022

svn:r6021

svn:r6020

but it's too old. that's not something tor should fix.


svn:r6019

apparently rpmbuild interprets any % as a macro, even behind comments.
Create a new file in tor/doc that describes how to create tor rpms.


svn:r6018

resources from your tor server.


svn:r6017

svn:r6016

svn:r6015

directory authorities.


svn:r6014

Do not mark connections obsolete before they have done their TLS handshake or are at least 60 seconds old


svn:r6013

didn't have any circuits on it, but conn had circuits, we would not make
conn our new best unless it was also newer.  Also, restructure the code
a bit to maybe make it clearer.


svn:r6012

svn:r6011

svn:r6010

svn:r6009

scheme.


svn:r6008

svn:r6007

svn:r6006

svn:r6005

i hope they appreciate it.


svn:r6004

whee.


svn:r6003

svn:r6002

svn:r6001

This is needed because Windows already has an err() that we
can't clobber. And we need to be able to make the log functions
a macro so we can print the function's name in the log entry.


svn:r6000

svn:r5999

svn:r5998

This can be dangerous, but there are some cases (like a secured
LAN) where it makes sense.


svn:r5997

*BindAddress in the man page.


svn:r5996

svn:r5995

svn:r5994

svn:r5993

status, meaning we were willing to pick trivial-bandwidth nodes
for "fast" connections.


svn:r5992

Generate 18.0.0.0/8 address policy format in descs when we can; warn when the mask is not reducible to a bit-prefix.


svn:r5991

wants to hear it.


svn:r5990

svn:r5989

it's a shame that they're broken, but most people are just
confused by the warning.


svn:r5988