Anonymity-preserving collection of usage data of a hidden service authoritative directory

[Karsten Loesing]

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Hi,

> Looks great as a first step. But since you ask :), here are some code
> comments for a revision of the patch:

Thank you for taking the effort! Really!

I think that I have made all the changes. I replaced the SVN patch at
the old location:

    http://88.84.144.63/hsusage-patch

If there are further changes that I can make, please tell me! (If you
make them by yourself and they don't require a comment, I will see them
in the SVN diff when you commit the code.)

>> Btw: When reading the code I found the command-line option
>> "--ignore-missing-torrc" that I didn't find in the docs.
> 
> Yeah, we don't document our commandline switches like this very
> well. This one was only added recently. Where are the rest of
> them documented? :) We should add this one.

I did not add the documentation for it, because I was not completely
sure what it does. Does it tell to not look in my profile for a torrc
file? Or does it merely ignore the case that I provide a torrc using -f
and that file does not exist? Or maybe something else?

In fact, a few weeks ago I was looking for a way to start Tor without
any dependency on other folders than the working directory. I wanted to
use it for testing purposes as Tor process with default configuration,
regardless of what I configured in my usual environment for anonmyous
surfing. I ended up writing my own torrc file and providing that using -f.

- --Karsten

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