This is rather exciting. Do you think that this method can be adapted to
build the pluggable transports bundles?
Yes.
I originally started working on this so I could submit a patch to include
the tor-fw-helper in the TBB.
But since the helper is only needed in the PT bundles,
reworking their
Arlo Breault:
This is rather exciting. Do you think that this method can be adapted to
build the pluggable transports bundles?
Yes.
I originally started working on this so I could submit a patch to include
the tor-fw-helper in the TBB.
But since the helper is only needed in the PT
On Fri, Jun 28, 2013 at 04:02:14PM -0700, Mike Perry wrote:
Arlo Breault:
This is rather exciting. Do you think that this method can be adapted to
build the pluggable transports bundles?
Yes.
I originally started working on this so I could submit a patch to include
the
On Sat, Jun 22, 2013 at 05:17:44PM -0700, Arlo Breault wrote:
If anyone has VirtualBox and Vagrant installed,
https://www.virtualbox.org/
http://www.vagrantup.com/
and wants to try the new TBB deterministic builds,
this worked for me,
git clone -b vagrant
So this is a wrapper to install+launch a VirtualBox Ubuntu VM to use
Gitian in LXC mode? Sounds good!
Exactly. Just codifies what it took to get it running in a VM.
Hopefully by Monday I will have tagged TBB 3.0a2, and we will begin
building it. If your build matches (or comes close),
So this is a wrapper to install+launch a VirtualBox Ubuntu VM to use
Gitian in LXC mode? Sounds good!
Hopefully by Monday I will have tagged TBB 3.0a2, and we will begin
building it. If your build matches (or comes close), I will merge this
stuff for 3.0a3.
Note that I am about to commit some