Only caches need to get running-routers; nobody needs to parse, store,
or use it. Same for the router-status line in the directories. Add
many #if 0's that can get removed once I'm convinced they don't
contain anything I'm forgetting.
Start all newly-parsed routers as non-running and non-valid; update
them from the list of network statuses.
Update all routers when a new networkstatus comes in.
After 3 tries for a networkstatus, clients give up until they're told
to try again.
"Let's get those missles ready to **DESTROY THE UNIVERSE**!"
-TMBG
svn:r5063
connection.c:
- Add some more connection accessor functions to make directory
download redundancy checking work.
directory.c, or.h, router.c, routerlist.c:
- Start on logic to note when networkstatus downloads fail.
dirserv.c, routerlist.c, routerparse.c:
- Start maintaining an is_named field in routerstatus_t. Don't
actually look at it yet.
dirserv.c, routerlist.c:
- Remove expired networkstatus objects.
or.h:
- Make some booleans into bitfields
- Add prototypes
routerlist.c:
- Sort networkstatus list by publication time
- Function to remove old (older than 10 days) networkstatus objects.
- Function to set a list of routerinfo_ts' status info from the
current set of networkstatus objects.
- Function to tell which routerinfos we need to download based no the
current set of networkstatus objects.
- Do not launch a networkstatus download if a redundant one is in progress.
routerparse.c:
- Keep router entries in networkstatus sorted by digest.
svn:r5012
- Distinguish v1 authorities (all currently trusted directories) from
v2 authorities (all trusted directories).
- Add configuration option for which dirs are v1 authories.
- Add configuration option for whether to be a v1 authority.
- Make trusted dirserver selection functions take options to
choose which functionality we need.
- Remove option when getting directory cache to see whether they
support running-routers; they all do now. Replace it with one
to see whether caches support v2 stuff.
- Parse, cache, and serve network-status objects properly.
- Serve compressed groups of router descriptors. The compression logic
here could be more memory-efficient.
-
svn:r4911
Probably very buggy, since I can't actually run an authdir.
Features
- Generate and publish new network-status format
- Code to cache and re-serve network-status objects generated by others.
- Publish individual descriptors (by fingerprint, by "all", and by
"tell me yours.") [Still needs compression logic]
- Publish client and server recommended versions seprately.
- Add digest of descriptor to routerinfo_t, so we can track them better, and
length, so we can server them more easily.
Cleanups
- Unify code to sign directory-like things
- Make resolve_my_address() able to tell you which name it wound up resolving.
- Unify code to store and serve directory-like things so it all uses
cached_dir_t.
- Unify code to set the value of cached_dir_t objects.
svn:r4835
Tor server, and only list them as running if they've been found to
be reachable.
Dirservers also log trouble servers, but only start complaining loudly
after they've been up for an hour, to reduce false positives. We still
need to do something about the fact that it is quite loud when there
are many trouble servers.
svn:r4829
it if it's not.
(this also fixes some potential security problems with people providing
hostnames as their address and then preferentially resolving them and
partitioning users.)
svn:r4790
- Mapaddress
- Postdescriptor
- GetInfo on descriptors
Required changes elsewhere:
- Keep the most recent running_routers_t in the routerlist_t. That way we
can learn about new routers and remember whether we were last told that
they were up or down. Also enables more simplifications.
- Keep the signed descriptor inside routerinfo_t. This makes
descriptor_entry_t in dirservers.c unneeded.
- Rename AddressMap (the verb) to MapAddress. Keep AddressMap as a noun.
- Check addresses for plausibility before mapping them.
svn:r3696
clock, then don't bother checking recommended-versions: it will
just make us sad.
as a side effect, people running obsolete versions and whose
clocks are wildly skewed will not be auto-shut-down. but they
will still get warns about their clock skew.
svn:r3459
