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see http://archives.seul.org/or/dev/Sep-2002/msg00018.html


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(hey nick, does this break the os x build?)

you still need to add some stuff to the ./configure commandline...
anybody know a better solution?


svn:r101

(it seemed to work anyway, but...)


svn:r100

use 2**16+1 rather than 2**16 + 2**(-1)


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svn:r95

the implementation is sort of a kludge..you're welcome to fix it up


svn:r94

the package is tor, the binary is or.

and i added our project plan to the todo file.


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svn:r85

previously padding cells, etc were distinguishable because their body was
all zero's


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svn:r82

this is a checkpoint before i fix the fact that port is always kept in
network order -- which makes no sense, because network order is different
on different machines, which is the whole point.


svn:r81

size_t is what you get back from sizeof(). no more, no less.


svn:r80

svn:r79

svn:r78

now it deals gracefully with too few connected routers (i think)


svn:r77

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svn:r75

Added the crypto abstraction to libor. Need to test and change the code to use this instead of OpenSSL.


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svn:r69

HACKING now explains bandwidth throttling, congestion control,
and router twins. Read it and see if it makes sense.


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