[tor-bugs] #2355 [Tor Client]: Change UseBridges to prevent any access attempts of public tor network
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#2355: Change UseBridges to prevent any access attempts of public tor network
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Reporter: anonym | Type: defect
Status: needs_review | Priority: major
Milestone: Tor: 0.2.2.x-final | Component: Tor Client
Version: | Keywords:
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Comment(by anonym):
Replying to [comment:37 arma]:
> Replying to [comment:35 anonym]:
> > Replying to [comment:28 arma]:
> > > - f602eab961b2 seems to have snuck in too. I don't yet believe that
it does anything good.
>
> That patch actually had two effects. First was to do something like what
we should do for #3321. Second is to make it so none of your bridges are
ever marked down when they become unreachable.
>
> Do you still like the second behavior?
I would have to do some testing and look deeper in the code* to say
anything with reassurance, but I think the assmume_reachable=1 stuff in my
patch was necessary when switching from a bridge X to a distinct bridge Y.
Without assuming reachability for Y it would take ages before its
descriptor was fetched and Y is usable. Surely there's a better solution?
Or perhaps it's already fixed with #3198?
*I'm very sorry, but I'm currently drowning in university work + writing a
Tails related grant proposal, so I will not be available for anything more
than the occasional comment drawing from what I remember on top of my head
for the coming week. I should be back at around the 7th of June if any
input is still wanted at that point.
> It seems like a poor idea. Better would be to figure out why we're
marking a bridge down when it isn't actually down.
I agree, that sounds better.
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Ticket URL: <https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/2355#comment:38>
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