so he gets the permissions right.

also this means clients will never need to make the datadirectory.

also remind the admin to fix his clock before setting up his node.


svn:r650

svn:r649

svn:r648

svn:r647

svn:r646

svn:r645

svn:r644

svn:r643

rename APPort to SocksPort
introduce new tor_free() macro


svn:r642

svn:r641

not when we're closing the stream.

this lets us put a payload in the end cell if we want to,
to describe why we're closing the stream.

there are still some places where we don't send the end cell
immediately. i need to track them down. but it's a low priority,
since i've made it send the end cell when we close the stream if
we haven't already sent it.


svn:r640

still plenty more hard problems where those came from.


svn:r639

svn:r638

svn:r637

Cut in threats from PETs 2000 paper and started adapting them.


svn:r636

svn:r635

svn:r634

svn:r633

svn:r631

svn:r630

svn:r629

svn:r628

svn:r627

and also remember the params for ssl_write if it returns wantread.


svn:r626

how exactly the same do the arguments need to be? :(


svn:r625

make dnsconn->address reflect what it's currently resolving


svn:r624

svn:r623

when you run it under normal operation
for as many as three minutes


svn:r622

one remains :)


svn:r621

still one memory leak remaining here.


svn:r620

doesn't seem to have bitten us yet, but let's fix that :)


svn:r619

svn:r618

otherwise we log to nothing and give no feedback!


svn:r617

remove deadbeef memory-clobber testing (for now)


svn:r616

svn:r615

i'll tie these together more in a bit

and answer/introduce a few questions in section 1


svn:r614

this makes it easier to read (at least for me)


svn:r613

svn:r612

svn:r611

svn:r610