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WIP: Add support for tor using PySocks and optionally stem #2

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lee.miller wants to merge 20 commits from lee.miller/MiNode:tor into v0.3
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lee.miller commented 2023-12-05 23:04:04 +00:00
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Hi!

The code is not ideal and not fully covered by tests. But there is no more monkeypatching, so tor may be used together with i2p and you can remove the old tor branch.

Hi! The code is not ideal and not fully covered by tests. But there is no more monkeypatching, so tor may be used together with i2p and you can remove the old tor branch.
lee.miller added 20 commits 2023-12-05 23:04:05 +00:00
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A minimal implementation of proxy for outgoing connections using PySocks, 
special arg --tor currently just sets host and port for the socks_proxy.
d0e62f56e6
Implement decoding and connection to onion peer: 
make a separate a bit controversial class structure.OnionPeer(),
having .from_object() and .to_object() instead of .from_bytes() etc.
fb17c35032
Improve the logic of starting tor: 
set missing initial port, exit on failure,
increase timeout to 90 reducing number of attempts to 20.
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From your project repository, check out a new branch and test the changes.
git checkout -b lee.miller-tor v0.3
git pull tor

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Merge the changes and update on Gitea.
git checkout v0.3
git merge --no-ff lee.miller-tor
git push origin v0.3
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