For the last few months I've being working on integrating rdsys with bridgedb, so bridges are managed by rdsys and bridgedb only does the distribution (https, moat and email)[0]. There will not be any visible changes, but all the insides are different.
Thanks to the TPA work now we have a testing setup of the new setup to test it. If you want to test it I'll be happy to hear if you find any issues with it. As this is distributing real bridges only people with accounts in TPO LDAP has access to it.
How to access the different distributors: * email. Just write an email to bridges-test@torproject.org from your @torproject.org email, and should get a reply with bridges.
* https. The web interface is available at https://bridges-test.torproject.org, but only reachable from people.torproject.org. You can make a ssh proxy: $ ssh -D 9999 people.torproject.org and configure your browser to use a SOCKS proxy at localhost with port 9999.
* moat. This is reachable the same way that https only from people.torproject.org. Is a bit more complicated to test, but I will stress test it myself :) I wrote I simple script to do the moat captcha request and solution: https://gitlab.torproject.org/-/snippets/127 It's run like: $ MOAT_URL="https://bridges-test.torproject.org/moat" CURL_OPTIONS="--socks5 localhost:9999" ./test-moat
Thank you.
[0] https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/anti-censorship/rdsys/-/issues/12