This reverts commit 4f3aafa1e4.
Once merged upstream, the CI failed here with:
Warning: Failed to confirm worker threads' start up after timeout.
Warning: Bug: /builds/tpo/core/tor/build/src/app/tor(_start+0x2a) [0x56404d21ddaa] (on Tor 0.4.9.0-alpha-dev 4f3aafa1e4)
Warning: Bug: /builds/tpo/core/tor/build/src/app/tor(cpuworker_init+0x53) [0x56404d373d53] (on Tor 0.4.9.0-alpha-dev 4f3aafa1e4)
Warning: Bug: /builds/tpo/core/tor/build/src/app/tor(log_backtrace_impl+0x57) [0x56404d29e1f7] (on Tor 0.4.9.0-alpha-dev 4f3aafa1e4)
Warning: Bug: /builds/tpo/core/tor/build/src/app/tor(main+0x19) [0x56404d21dd59] (on Tor 0.4.9.0-alpha-dev 4f3aafa1e4)
Warning: Bug: /builds/tpo/core/tor/build/src/app/tor(run_tor_main_loop+0xce) [0x56404d22188e] (on Tor 0.4.9.0-alpha-dev 4f3aafa1e4)
Warning: Bug: /builds/tpo/core/tor/build/src/app/tor(threadpool_new+0x295) [0x56404d3e28f5] (on Tor 0.4.9.0-alpha-dev 4f3aafa1e4)
Warning: Bug: /builds/tpo/core/tor/build/src/app/tor(tor_assertion_failed_+0x148) [0x56404d2a9248] (on Tor 0.4.9.0-alpha-dev 4f3aafa1e4)
Warning: Bug: /builds/tpo/core/tor/build/src/app/tor(tor_main+0x49) [0x56404d21e179] (on Tor 0.4.9.0-alpha-dev 4f3aafa1e4)
Warning: Bug: /builds/tpo/core/tor/build/src/app/tor(tor_run_main+0x1e5) [0x56404d221db5] (on Tor 0.4.9.0-alpha-dev 4f3aafa1e4)
Warning: Bug: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0xea) [0x7f6aa3b1cd7a] (on Tor 0.4.9.0-alpha-dev 4f3aafa1e4)
Warning: Bug: Tor 0.4.9.0-alpha-dev (git-4f3aafa1e422e9aa): Assertion 0 failed in threadpool_new at /builds/tpo/core/tor/src/lib/evloop/workqueue.c:641: . Stack trace: (on Tor 0.4.9.0-alpha-dev 4f3aafa1e4)
We are figuring it out but revert this so we can release an alpha.
Conflux circuit building was ignoring the "predicted ports" feature,
which aims to make Tor stop building circuits if there have been
no user requests lately. This bug led to every idle Tor on the
network building and discarding circuits every 30 seconds, which
added overall load to the network, used bandwidth and battery from
clients that weren't actively using their Tor, and kept sockets open
on guards which added connection padding essentially forever.
Bug went in on commit 39c2927d when we added preemptive conflux circuit
pools.
Fixes bug 40981; bugfix on 0.4.8.1-alpha.
Resources allocated by cpuworker weren't being freed on clean shutdown.
This applies for worker threads, worker thread pool, reply queue, reply
event, ...
This proposal adds new syntax to the SOCKS5 username/password extension scheme,
so that requests with usernames starting with <torS0X> are now reserved.
For C tor, all we need to do is reject every username starting with <torS0X>
unless it is exactly "<torS0X>0".
Relay=1 is no longer supported; it corresponds to TAP.
Microdesc=3 and Desc=3 are now supported; they correspond to the ability to
handle (micro)descriptors without TAP onion keys.
Also, stop storing onion keys in microdesc_t.
(In prop350, for microdescs, we are making the body optional; the "onion-key"
entry is still mandatory, so that we can tell where microdescs begin.)
This patch makes sure we clean up our version and implementation fields
in our Managed Proxy struct after each test run.
This was detected by LeakSanitizer.
See: tpo/core/tor#11101.
This patch adds two new keys to bridges' extra-info document:
"transport-version" and "transport-implementation".
These two new values always appear together (if one is missing, the
other one will be missing too) and is parsed from PT's STATUS
TYPE=version messages.
See: tpo/core/tor#11101.
This patch adds support for handling the version status message. Once we
receive such message, we add the given version string to the
managed_proxy_t instance. Note this value can be NULL and the value can
change throughout the lifetime of the PT as multiple status version
messages are handled.
See: tpo/core/tor#11101
David Goulet
Waldemar Zimpel
Roger Dingledine
Tor CI Release
Daniel Winzen
Cecylia Bocovich
Pier Angelo Vendrame
Nick Mathewson
Alexander Færøy
Peter Palfrader