svn:r16776

svn:r16775

svn:r16759

svn:r16758

svn:r16751

svn:r16736

svn:r16731

it does work for tas after all.


svn:r16724

for tas, but who knows.


svn:r16723

Add a lockfile to the Tor data directory to avoid situations where two Tors start with the same datadir, or where a --list-fingerprints races with a server to create keys, or such.

svn:r16722

svn:r16715

go wrong?


svn:r16714

Reported by Tas.


svn:r16713

svn:r16708

svn:r16707

svn:r16706

svn:r16705

svn:r16704

svn:r16703

svn:r16701

If not enough of our entry guards are available so we add a new
one, we might use the new one even if it overlapped with the
current circuit's exit relay (or its family). Anonymity bugfix
pointed out by rovv.


svn:r16698

svn:r16697

svn:r16688

svn:r16687

svn:r16686

complaining about an errno set from some arbitrary previous problem).


svn:r16684

svn:r16681

svn:r16678

svn:r16674

svn:r16670

svn:r16668

svn:r16663

svn:r16662

svn:r16659

svn:r16658

svn:r16657

jake through socks4 and socks5 failure codes


svn:r16651

svn:r16627

 Oops.  We had been telling people to use --with-ssl-dir, which had not worked since 0.2.0.1-alpha: --with-openssl-dir was the one that worked.  Make them both work, document --with-openssl-dir, and mark --with-ssl-dir as obsolete.  Found by "Dave".


svn:r16625

 Fix typo in acinclude.m4


svn:r16624