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Re: [tor-bugs] #4562 [Pluggable transport]: Write a pluggable transport deployment roadmap
#4562: Write a pluggable transport deployment roadmap
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Reporter: karsten | Owner: asn
Type: project | Status: needs_revision
Priority: normal | Milestone: Sponsor G: March 31, 2012
Component: Pluggable transport | Version:
Keywords: | Parent:
Points: | Actualpoints:
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Changes (by karsten):
* cc: erinn, chiiph, aagbsn, ioerror (added)
Comment:
Some comments:
- The document doesn't have an author name nor contact information.
Please consider putting in your name and email address.
- Should Section 2 have its own subsection for saying what changes are
required to Vidalia, maybe as new first subsection? If these changes are
already made, great, but I think they should be stated in this roadmap.
Speaking of Vidalia, are there plans to configure obfsproxy on the server
side?
- In Section 2.1, how will BridgeDB distribute obfuscated bridge
addresses? Will users specifically ask for them instead of non-obfuscated
bridge addresses, or will BridgeDB include an obfuscated bridge address or
two in every response? If there are different transports, will BridgeDB
tell you one address per transport, or will the user have to ask for a
specific transport? I'm sure there are even smarter questions about
possible BridgeDB designs, but I think they should be discussed in Section
2.1 or on Trac and referenced here.
- Maybe add a remark that statistics mentioned in Section 2.2 won't be
deployed on a 0.2.3.x timeframe.
- Sections 2.2 and 2.4 talk about a future that is farther away than 2.1
and 2.3. Would it make sense to have Section 2 talk about the future in 3
--6 months and a new Section 3 talk about the future after that? If not,
feel free to ignore this suggestion.
- In Section 3 you talk about updating obfsproxy on the server side. Are
there any plans to have an Obfsproxy Bridge Bundle of some sort? Or will
the Tor Bridge Bundle contain obfsproxy by default?
- In the short-term future as sketched in Section 4, you say that users
will download the Obfsproxy Browser Bundle and put in addresses obtained
from BridgeDB. Will the bundle still contain any hard-coded addresses by
then?
- Instead of hacking the bibliography with custom `\bibitem`, please
consider using footnotes for URLs.
We should also get feedback from the people who're actually affected by
the planned changes. erinn, chiiph, aagbsn, and ioerror come to mind.
Adding them to Cc. What do they think?
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