[tor-bugs] #1629 [Tor - Tor client]: Dev. Tor Mesh control.

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#1629: Dev. Tor Mesh control.
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  Reporter:  Quadre            |       Owner:               
      Type:  defect            |      Status:  closed       
  Priority:  normal            |   Milestone:               
 Component:  Tor - Tor client  |     Version:  Tor: 0.2.1.26
Resolution:  invalid           |    Keywords:               
    Parent:                    |  
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Changes (by nickm):

  * status:  new => closed
  * resolution:  => invalid


Comment:

 Hi!  This is a bugtracker, not a general-purpose support tool.

 But to answer your question:  If you want to have a controller build its
 own circuits and send your streams over them, you need to do the
 following:

 Set the __LeaveStreamsUnattached option so that when you make a TCP
 connection request, Tor doesn't automatically connect it to a circuit for
 you.

 ''Maybe'' set the __DisablePredictedCircuits option so that Tor builds
 fewer circuits of its own.  (This option isn't very well tested if I
 remember correctly.)

 Use SETEVENTS to listen for STREAM events so that you learn about new
 stream requests when they arrive, and finally...

 when a new stream requests arrives, you will get a STREAM event, and
 you'll need to connect the stream to a circuit yourself, since Tor won't
 be doing it for you.  You can do this with the ATTACHSTREAM command.

 All these commands, events, and options are documented in control-spec.txt
 as included with Tor.


 Удачи и хорошего настроения!   (не говорю по-русски.)

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