Hi,
this was pushed to devel:
f6dba62 Enable sound in the Unsafe Browser.
I beg to disagree.
My belief is that us actively making the Unsafe Browser work for more
uses than what we want it to be used (in a manner supported by us)
sends a contradictory message to our users, and weakens the
On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 11:24:04AM +0200, intrigeri wrote:
Hi,
Ague Mill wrote (26 Sep 2012 12:08:08 GMT) :
htpdate lists a --proxy option. I may assume that when I don't
specify this option, it will not use a proxy at all. But, the
current code will still use a proxy if HTTPS_PROXY or
Hi,
berta...@ptitcanardnoir.org wrote (30 Sep 2012 13:46:57 GMT) :
Done the tests, works as expected, merged (with --no-ff this time)
in devel, and pushed.
Thanks :)
I haven't updated the ticket, there was no qa tag in there,
There was one, so I removed it and updated the ticket a bit.
Next
intrigeri wrote (29 Sep 2012 18:38:23 GMT) :
How about creating a ticket page for it?
There is already one, actually:
https://tails.boum.org/todo/gpgapplet:_public_key_support/
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People usually use Xvfb when they need a 'fake' X server. See the 'xvfb'
package in Debian, and the `xvfb-run` script it contains.
xvfb works fine, new patch is attached ;-)
Now the real thing: make bookmarks persistent. I got it working using
dotfiles and putting places.sqlite in the right
On Sun, Sep 30, 2012 at 04:18:07PM +0100, Alessandro Grassi wrote:
People usually use Xvfb when they need a 'fake' X server. See the 'xvfb'
package in Debian, and the `xvfb-run` script it contains.
xvfb works fine, new patch is attached ;-)
Great! The hook looks fine. Minor cosmetic
Great! The hook looks fine. Minor cosmetic remark:[...]
Fixed and new patch attached
I am not sure I understand. Do you already have code for that?
No, I made tests on the running system
[...] If the symlink points to a non-existent file, then Firefox will
happily create it [...]
Correct, I
Hello,
I am wondering about this line in /etc/default/htpdate:
HTTP_USER_AGENT=$(/usr/local/bin/getTorbuttonUserAgent)
Since you are also using curl and only download the header, does faking
the Tor Button user agent provide any additional benefit? Couldn't the
server quite easily distinguish
adrelanos:
Hello,
I am wondering about this line in /etc/default/htpdate:
HTTP_USER_AGENT=$(/usr/local/bin/getTorbuttonUserAgent)
Since you are also using curl and only download the header, does faking
the Tor Button user agent provide any additional benefit? Couldn't the
server quite
Jacob Appelbaum:
I'd be interested in using the same headers for tlsdate - so whatever
you guys end up using - lets try to make them look similar?
curl is already a good choice. Supports socks proxy settings, ssl
certificate pinning, strict https, tlsv1, only header...
That everyone uses the
Hi,
adrelanos wrote (30 Sep 2012 22:25:31 GMT) :
I am wondering about this line in /etc/default/htpdate:
HTTP_USER_AGENT=$(/usr/local/bin/getTorbuttonUserAgent)
FTR, this is left from the times when htpdate did run wget in the
clear (without going through Tor).
Since you are also using curl
intrigeri:
Hi,
adrelanos wrote (30 Sep 2012 22:25:31 GMT) :
I am wondering about this line in /etc/default/htpdate:
HTTP_USER_AGENT=$(/usr/local/bin/getTorbuttonUserAgent)
FTR, this is left from the times when htpdate did run wget in the
clear (without going through Tor).
Since you
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