-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Fran Litterio wrote: (snip) > I asked this earlier, but didn't see a response ... Wouldn't moving Tor > away from TCP connections impact the client's ability to connect out > through draconian firewalls (i.e., those that block all outbound > connections except HTTP and HTTPS)? If Tor wants to be valuable to > journalists, aid workers, disgruntled citizens, etc. then having it be > UDP-based just makes it trivial for an organization or government to > block outbound client connections. (snip)
You have a point here - it is nice that Tor helps to circumvent fascist firewalls by being able to be used on TCP 443. - -- F. Fox Owner of Tor node "kitsune" http://fenrisfox.livejournal.com -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.9 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJJngR7AAoJECxKjnsrYHNHTSwP/jkA7WipvE62dCMzj21jdNlT 9OfnON+Wbj3irBnnjUzU+hwoLD+h8F1b7FpY6thmwXT2wH8necM9h7NHWxaE9iaL 2htS5w+GvLBBIl5/qHm+ogM59ckMj38+8dUXFxMbW4syTDBRFwXethYJTo2UTRcM eeK2l//e893K/0ly3FEFFzP0k+4hWQZ9SAssrESLa4uudEHC5JH0a1BBWHqgm/Px ll5sxDYXUT8HtdxWAAxcbiqU9iuJMuv8zC3VbVzR3huyOn9V5ezxL+F8j9FNNzOz Ar03mGb62vTfZWSyLx7dx5Y7G8dBezlAQ/D6APjpxHbu72kOu1hYejaxiWgPCBXF 31QefkgbPdKe0JCsbWFGhiF4lwx9OaIzzVYZRl5Y4383k4sUycvMM7hVfGOPtEdA KxGKBLKuRMXwpZCztua/giC39LigkM43e3M5FUg4KR+br9rUQqahjvzo6FOBeoBA RYouxzZLSt9IpWS2orEmBqFK9MZg1ntpIhAomJLbVUO7Nymhq6LsN0POq1vigbD5 FQ2IVM/smKv7M0+7bbxdy9WL3vvJ6QAYzWVwvQIJYv6zQIN5djaU+l8rcIV/lRiu X5ITb2/frWPKQAP/hj4HL+fB/xdGqQ+7uAFiOIcoeoWrye0Pa9PqzLPc4KPTwov8 xAPOX2Yj43d9w0z0+UA3 =67Qh -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
