My take is that [hex].onion is not really a domain name, but an address
in a new address family for a different protocol, which has then been
stuck into a domain name.
So the technically right thing to do, all practical considerations
aside, is to define a new family, analagous to A and ,
I just sent a private reply to a posting here. I was surprised that
reply began to compose a message to the list instead of to the
individual sender as it should have, but did notice in time. The
problem of course is the Reply-To: header that points to the list.
I know there are pro and anti
We believe that Windows and Mac OS X both produce build results that are
extremely difficult to verify. On Gnu/Linux sometimes the build results
are difficult to verify.
I am not crystal clear on all the details, but NetBSD has recently
undergone a perhaps-similar effort, with the goal
Someone updated the pkgsrc entry for tor to 0.2.2.32, and on NetBSD/i386
5.1ish it failed to build. The complaint was about not knowing how to
build libtor.a. Switching to GNU make (from BSD make, which is 'make')
resulted in a build which seems to work (and passes make check).
The
Mike Perry mikepe...@fscked.org writes:
However, the New Identity button and the Hotmail fix are only
available to Tor Browser Bundle users. If you are still using
Torbutton with a vanilla Mozilla Firefox, we strongly recommend you
download the Tor Browser Bundle 2.2.x alphas from
The reason I am discussing this in so much detail here is because I
believe there is a chance that there are users out there who rely on
the toggle model and/or their OS Firefox build, and may be confused or
enraged by the new model. I'm asking this list to get an idea of how
many of
