09/10/12 02:07, anonym wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Here is the release schedule for Tails 0.14, that was agreed on in the
> thread "Next release: process, schedule and iceweasel backports":
>
> October 9th: 0.14 freeze + release of RC1.
> October 23th: ESR backport is (hopefully) available.
> October 25th:
Hi,
here's a candidate for 0.15.
ticket: https://tails.boum.org/todo/replace_or_drop_pdnsd__63__/
branch: feature/remove-pdnsd
ff295d8 Remove dangling symlink.
fe074f8 Update design document to match pdnsd removal.
1eddaf3 Do not use pdnsd anymore.
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anonym:
> I'd like to start by saying that I think the work bertagaz did on the
> jruby + sikuli + cucumber combo is really great. He called it PoC, but
> after having worked on it for some time now I say it's definitely fit
> for the task at hand.
Great. :)
> Next I'd like to announce that the
Hi,
nothing new in Git on this front, so this is a pure APT merge request:
$ reprepro ls iceweasel
iceweasel | 10.0.9esr-1+tails1 |
devel | i386, source
iceweasel | 10.0.10esr-1+tails1 |
experimental | i386, source
Hi,
I've been fed up enough with being asked to "Press enter to activate
this console" when entering a root shell in a GNOME Terminal to come
up with this quick fix, eventually.
Candidate for 0.15.
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intrigeri:
> hi,
>
> adrelanos wrote (02 Nov 2012 23:04:33 GMT) :
>> Just a small test result. I saw the old thread where you weren't
>> sure if the "can only download max. 64 MB big files through polipo"
>> bug was actually fixed.
>
>> I downloaded the whole 769 MB (tails iso) through polipo (De
intrigeri:
> FWIW, I'm trying to get this in 0.15 too:
> [...]
My personal goals:
* Even if the memwipe seems way better now, I'd like another shot on
feature/hugetlb_mem_wipe as the user experience is better with a
progress bar. I'll need help for the tests.
* Empty chroot/local_packages
adrelanos:
> > APT: a rough initial test was done, that added a tor+http shim in
> /usr/lib/apt/methods IIRC, to add torsocks in the loop. It worked fairly
> well, but one of the late live-build scripts insists on running APT,
> which fails in this configuration.
>
> Now that torsocks is unmaintai
anonym wrote (02 Nov 2012 20:26:34 GMT) :
> Ticket: https://tails.boum.org/todo/obfsproxy/
(WAN here)
Please update the ticket tags to match the next things to do.
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adrelanos wrote (02 Nov 2012 19:45:16 GMT) :
> Perhaps paying someone for:
> add http proxy support to Tor
> https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/6060
> would be a clean solution.
With my Tails developer hat on, I'd much rather see proper SOCKS
support added to the few applications we n
hi,
anonym wrote (02 Nov 2012 16:42:31 GMT) :
> I'd like to start by saying that I think the work bertagaz did on
> the jruby + sikuli + cucumber combo is really great. He called it
> PoC, but after having worked on it for some time now I say it's
> definitely fit for the task at hand.
Great!
>
hi,
adrelanos wrote (02 Nov 2012 23:04:33 GMT) :
> Just a small test result. I saw the old thread where you weren't
> sure if the "can only download max. 64 MB big files through polipo"
> bug was actually fixed.
> I downloaded the whole 769 MB (tails iso) through polipo (Debian
> wheezy standard
Hi,
anonym wrote (02 Nov 2012 20:26:34 GMT) :
> Basic (perhaps even experimental as it currently lacks documentation)
> support for obfsproxy has been added in the branch feature/obfsproxy.
> Please review and merge it into devel.
We agreed at the Tails summit to not merge new features before the
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