Hi everyone,
Below is the monthly Transifex report for September, 2017:
### Report
Attached are daily, weekly and monthly translation graphs. The Y
axis is "source words".
13.02K source words
3,429 collaborators
154 languages
41 Project resources
6 languages at 100% completion (across all 42 project resources):
Bulgarian (bg)
French (fr)
Norwegian Bokmål (nb)
Spanish (es)
Turkish (tr)
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Colin Childs
Tor Project
https://www.torproject.org
Twitter: @Phoul
Hi, all!
You can see the logs from this week's network team meeting at
http://meetbot.debian.net/tor-meeting/2017/tor-meeting.2017-10-02-16.59.html
.
Below are the notes we typed into the meeting pad.
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Tor network team meeting pad, 2 Oct 2017
Note new meeting location: #tor-meeting on OFTC!
(See https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-project/2017-September/001459.ht…
for background.)
Last week's notes:
* https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-project/2017-September/001457.ht…
Discussion topics:
Things to do before Montreal:
* Teams rotation for October:
https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/org/teams/NetworkTeam/TeamRot…
* RSVP for team dinner in montreal! See network-team ML for info.
* Learn some Rust! https://github.com/chelseakomlo/rust_kata
* Sleep; take care of yourselves; try not to show up burned-out. ;)
* RUST HACKATHON STARTS 10:30am on Monday; please arrive by 10:00am!
Nick:
* Last week
* Wrote a bunch of unit tests
* Did some research on async io in Rust
* Hunted a few bugs (including 8185, 23690); helped with some others
* Helped some with upcoming 0.3.2.2-alpha
* Reviewed and merged various tickets
* Looked at test coverage diffs between 0.3.1 and 0.3.2: we have some
problems. Summary: although our coverage rate is up, we have ~500 more
uncovered lines than we had before. To find out where they are, have
a look at https://people.torproject.org/~nickm/volatile/coverage-diff-summary
. For epecific lines, see
https://people.torproject.org/~nickm/volatile/coverage-diff.xz . For
history:
* 0.2.9: 30014 uncovered; 27157 covered: 47.50% covered
* 0.3.0: 29520 uncovered; 30288 covered: 50.64% covered
* 0.3.1: 30629 uncovered; 34805 covered: 53.19% covered
* 0.3.2: 31138 uncovered; 38385 covered: 55.21% covered
* This week
* Meet with isabela for misc planning
* PETS review
* Encourage people to defer, fix, fix, defer, etc.
* Time permitting, look forward to sponsor8 stuff.
* New England Systems Verification Day (Friday)
* Montreal prep TBD
* Help more with 0.3.2.2-alpha stuff
* Prep for 0.3.1.8 as needed?
dgoulet:
* Last week:
- Work on prop224 tickets. We've postponed the IPv6 + Single onion service
discussion until Montreal.
- Spent some time debugging scheduler KIST issues which turned out to be
more deeper issues within tor: #23709, #23710, #23711, #23712
- Worked on ticket from the 032 milestone including review/triage/patches.
Nothing big though, most of it was hs/sched related.
* This week:
- Continue the 032 milestone work. Some prop224 and scheduler stuff needs
to be done for the stable.
- I want to prep for the IPv6 hackfest in Montreal next week with teor.
Many issues in the hidden service subsystem that I want to document
properly before that.
- Need some prep as well for the circuit building expiring logic for
hidden service for which I want/need to sit down with Mike for this in
Montreal (mostly related to #3733).
teor: (offline, leave this week)
Last week:
* finish off a bunch of experimental PrivCount features and bug fixes
* review Shamir secret sharing proposal
* prepare to travel to Montreal (so many bits of paper!)
* I think there's some tor coding I forgot, too
This week:
* week off: rest, casual coding, enjoy Montreal
ahf:
Last week:
Sponsor 4:
- Fixed Zstd regression in #23551
Sponsor 8:
- Roger found an issue with the HS we used to do our download test
with. We fixed this using JavaScript to download the file in the
browser and report back the results to the server.
Release work:
- Meeting with Isis and Nick about what needs to be done before the
release.
- Reviewed: #23691, #23690
This week:
- Roll 0.3.2.2-alpha together with Isis.
- Prepare for Montreal meeting. Leaving on Friday (and will by in the
air almost the entire day).
- Finish Rust toy project.
- Update the Sponsor 8 HS to allow the testers to specify their country
when doing the testing.
- Go over things I haven't gotten around to in the last week:
go over old
bugs, end of month tasks
asn
Last week:
- Reviewed #23662 and #23603 for prop224. Worked on #23493.
- Reviewed #23100.
- Worked on #23672. Now ready for merge..
- Did some more debugging on #21969 ("missing primary guard
descriptors"). This bug is still alive and a more edge-casey than before so
harder to debug. It occured on my service a few days ago, and left it
hanging for 28 hours until I restarted it. We also received more reports of
this on trac. Needs more hardcore debugging + #23671 + #23670.
- Helped tommy with the upcoming blog post calling for prop224 testing.
- Revamped the prop224 wiki page some more:
https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/NextGenOnions
This week:
- More prop224 testing/bugfixing/planning.
- Prepare for Montreal meeting.
- More reviews as needed.
catalyst:
last week (2017-W39):
- bug triage
- reviewed some patches (including #23643 -- Type-check struct
members that are passed to confparse)
- more #20532 investigation
- Tor Launcher progress bar meeting
- fixed a leak in tests (#23691)
this week (2017-W40):
- somewhat slowed down by respiratory virus
- Montreal travel prep
- patches for #20532
- more bootstrap progress reporting improvements
komlo:
last week:
- Submitted #22840 (review for this would be great before Montreal)
this week:
- prep for rust hackfest
pastly: last week: more kist bug wrangling with dgoulet
isabela:
Last week:
- Worked on progress bar error msgs and synced with
catalyst+mcs https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jZNFYXzii7A6gCTJtvpO-PAO-WNZa2RuEEXYJwx…
- Got tests for our network speed done in a some of our target
countries, hope to have 100% coverage for october tests (was important
to have measurements for september tho)
This week:
- organize prep work for team roadmap session in montreal
- get devs survey done in form format and send it to
developers: https://storm.torproject.org/shared/_OX6xP4qVbt5BObbZ5EhCSWOh7snk3O_5iqoaes…
isis:
last week:
- preparation for releasing 0.3.2.2-alpha
- more work on the captcha server to fix some bugs found while
writing tests #15697
- started on moat backend #22871
- organising meeting sessions
this week:
- finish #22871
- go over komlo's rust protover patches on #22840
Notes for September 28 2017 meeting:
Karsten:
1) We accidentally left MeetBot running for a couple of days after out
last team meeting in #tor-dev which led to logging the channel all the
time and which prevented the network team from using MeetBot. I can't
rule out that we'll make the same mistake again, nor can other teams.
Should we move all public team meetings to #tor-meeting instead and use
MeetBot there? I'm happy to do it, but it makes even more sense if
most/all teams do it. Conclusion: yes, we're going to try it. Roger will
send mail to tor-project explaining the plan. [Update 2017-09-30: Turns
out we did *not* log half a week of #tor-dev; we just confused MeetBot
in a way that it did not allow the network team to start a new meeting:
http://meetbot.debian.net/tor-dev/2017/tor-dev.2017-09-21-14.29.log.html]
2) We're currently meeting in Berlin to make a team roadmap for the next
12 months. We're probably going to publish it next week and discuss it
with other teams in Montreal.
Alison:
1) Montreal meeting planning continues apace. I'm still soliciting ideas
for the working sessions.
2) Lots of prep for my IMLS grant. I hope to have the application for
participants completed this week.
3) Outreachy applications are rolling in.
4) Helping Isa find volunteers for Sponsor8 activities.
Roger:
1) Mozilla all-hands meeting, let's tell people a plan for who should be
there. Plan: Roger will mail tor-project@.
2) Brad: I'm doing an NSF proposal, due Oct 10. You could influence the
budget allocations.
3) Membership secretary is in place: Damian is our new membership secretary.
4) OONI and Tor bundling: their mobile version doesn't have Tor in it,
because iOS. That's sad, and we should help them fix it. Plan: have a
session in Montreal to nail down whatever short term fixes we can do.
5) I'm doing a poor job as execdir-to-frontdesk conduit. I wonder if we
should try listing the frontdesk on the contact page, with a big warning
next to it. Plan: I will work with Alison to craft an amazing sentence
for the contact page, and we'll swap frontdesk in and execdir out.
6) What did we do with the FOSDEM invite answers? Plan: The comms@ team
is going to discuss how we coordinate talk proposals so we can be
proactive rather than just trying to respond. Also, some proposals need
to draw from many parts of Tor, so we need a shift in how we as an org
approach them.
Georg:
1) Releases should get out pretty soon; the alpha Tor Browser contains
the missing content sandboxing and the first Tor alpha in the 0.3.2 series
2) I started reviewing the Cloudflare CAPTCHA bypass extension
3) Who is doing the CCC talk coordination? <- I'll start a thread on
tor-internal to get the decision process going [GeKo]
Nick:
1) We're moving forward on various projects in the Network team: mostly
trying to fix bugs for the 0.3.2.x release series.
2) Remember: Isis and Ahf are putting out the next 0.3.2.2-alpha release.
3) Did we wind up with a boston PT meeting plan?
Steph:
1) doing pre-work for Montreal speaker training. Talking with Lyndon
again today about press.
2) Outreach apps coming in. Alison, Tommy, and I participated in a
twitter chat this week.
3) doing prep with GR for fundraising campaign, giving feedback on
acknowledgement letters. chatting again today.
4) helping with OONI comms, following launch process. Iran report blog
post coming today
6) mapping out blog content calendar with Tommy, KIST post will go out
early next week (held back bc of lots of content this week). Post on
onion testing coming up
7) joining publiccode.eu call that publicly financed software developed
for the public sector be made Free and Open Source Software
Isabela:
1) working on sponsor8 indicators for Q1
2) coordinating tasks for designer proposal with TB team and UX team -
writing activities and future plans summaries for tommy to use in the
proposal (due oct 4th)
3) working with network and tb team on sponsor4 tor launcher new experience
4) Linda is finishing up website redesign mocks for me to get it printed
for Montreal discussion session / Antonella is also helping out the
team, she is creating components from bootstrap using our style
guideline (colors fonts etc) - this will be super helpful for anyone
that wants to build sites or pages for their projects following our
guidelines
5) Hiro is one of the 'consumers' of Antonella's bootstrap resource -
she is working on newsletter archive and signup/unsubscribe pages - she
is also finishing up our survey tool (which we will use for a brand
survey for onion browser and a needs finding survey for network team)
6) DRL responded to modularization proposal from core tor - we need to
reduce budget from 900k to 700k, and apply as cost extension of current
sponsor8 grant.
Arturo:
1) We launched ooni-run: https://run.ooni.io yay!
2) Just published the Iran report:
https://ooni.torproject.org/post/iran-internet-censorship/
3) We have been discussing how to make the life easier for mobile
developers that want to integrate Tor into their app, using MK as a test
case. See: https://github.com/measurement-kit/measurement-kit/issues/86
4) Deploying OONI API and the new pipeline this week.
Shari:
1) working on end-of-year fundraising
2) anything to bring up about Montreal?
3) mapping Tor - will add this to the Montreal meeting agenda under the
title "Tor on a bus."