> On Jul 23, 2022, at 10:41 AM, Greg Troxel <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I think the main point is to have a design and validation that will > cause the app to work right whenever the UI part is successfully > running. That probably means the ability of the app to check if tor is > functional, and to maybe tear it down and launch it if not. I don't > know how process/thread affects that.
100% agree on this. This is what Hans has been pushing for with his implementation of tor-android/TorService. The idea is to have a very quick bootstrap, so that tor is ready when you need it, and not something you need to have running all of the time. I know the Arti/rust tor is also moving in this direction. > > I'm really unclear on how Android treats multiple processes from the > same apk (and thus with the same UID ). This is also a question I don’t have a great answer to. I don’t know if heap usage is tracked per process or per app. > > > It's interesting that you asked this today. I was just about to write > here and say that I've been having trouble with Orbot, and I think that > trouble is exactly on point. New release coming… but not sure if it will fix your issue. Happy to try to reproduce on a device we have. > > So orbot is getting into a bad state, and I haven't yet tried to capture > on adb, but this is the sort of thing that would be good to detect and > restart automatically. Okay.
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