[or-cvs] r19231: {torflow} Remove mention of pypy from README. (torflow/trunk/NetworkScanners)

[mikeperry@xxxxxxxx]

Author: mikeperry
Date: 2009-04-06 23:11:55 -0400 (Mon, 06 Apr 2009)
New Revision: 19231

Modified:
   torflow/trunk/NetworkScanners/README.ExitScanning
Log:

Remove mention of pypy from README.



Modified: torflow/trunk/NetworkScanners/README.ExitScanning
===================================================================
--- torflow/trunk/NetworkScanners/README.ExitScanning	2009-04-07 03:04:52 UTC (rev 19230)
+++ torflow/trunk/NetworkScanners/README.ExitScanning	2009-04-07 03:11:55 UTC (rev 19231)
@@ -18,28 +18,8 @@
 Tor 0.2.1.13 (r18556 or later)
 Super Secret SoaT Sauce
 py-openssl/pyOpenSSL
-Bonus: 500M of disk space
 Bonus: Secondary external IP address
 
-If you do not have 500M of disk space, you probably want to do:
-
-# rm -rf ./libs/pypy-svn 
-
-and make a special script to update TorFlow that runs:
-
-# svn --ignore-externals up .
-# svn up TorCtl
-
-Doing this will cause your scanner to not scan dynamic Javascript
-for modifications. It will still scan static javascript, but it will
-just ignore all modifications to dynamic javascript that changes between
-non-Tor fetches (which is surprisingly a lot).
-
-This also means that ultimately you will not be able to run a voting
-scanner once we get SoaT integrated into the directory authorities,
-because your scanner will vote certain classes of malicious exits as
-benign that the other scanners are trying to mark as BadExit. 
-
 Having a second external IP address will allow your scanner to filter
 out false positives for dynamic pages that arise due to pages encoding
 your IP address in documents.