svn:r521

svn:r488

svn:r485

'buf_t' is now an opaque type defined in buffers.c .

Router descriptors now include all keys; routers generate keys as
needed on startup (in a newly defined "data directory"), and generate
their own descriptors.  Descriptors are now self-signed.

Implementation is not complete: descriptors are never published; and
upon receiving a descriptor, the directory doesn't do anything with
it.

At least "routers.or" and orkeygen are now obsolete, BTW.


svn:r483

svn:r482

svn:r474

svn:r427

Add initial interfaces and code for TLS support.  Interfaces are right; code needs work and testing.


svn:r424

svn:r423

svn:r420

svn:r414

replace too-prescriptive link throttling spec with handwavy one


svn:r412

svn:r409

svn:r406

svn:r405

svn:r404

svn:r403

svn:r367

svn:r357

svn:r346

svn:r345

svn:r344

conversation enough to correspond to real TCP.


svn:r338

svn:r333

svn:r330

svn:r326

svn:r325

this time the application-side behavior is more plausible


svn:r317

svn:r311

svn:r310

svn:r309

svn:r307

svn:r306

couple of points where the code doesn't match my understanding -- I
can write those, once I understand whether we're still going to do
what I thought.

The rendezvous point spec is begun, but has turned out not to be what
we had talked about.  Let's talk design tomorrow, Roger, and I'll write down
what we say.


svn:r305

svn:r302

still wrong in plenty of places


svn:r301

Tested backends for directory signing and checking.  Directory parser completely refactored.  Need documentation and integration.  Explanitory mail forthcoming.


svn:r271

Decrease DH group length to 1024.  (Roger, you may want to read section 1 of the IETF draft: a 1024-bit DH key probably reduces our cipher strength to ~80 bits.)


svn:r269

svn:r268

svn:r267