[tor-bugs] #12547 [BridgeDB]: Get analysed data from bridge reachability tests to tor-devs

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#12547: Get analysed data from bridge reachability tests to tor-devs
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     Reporter:  hellais   |      Owner:  sysrqb
         Type:  task      |     Status:  new
     Priority:  normal    |  Milestone:
    Component:  BridgeDB  |    Version:
   Resolution:            |   Keywords:  ooni, bridge-reachability
Actual Points:            |  Parent ID:  #12544
       Points:            |
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Comment (by hellais):

 Replying to [comment:1 isis]:
 > Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think we've all decided that (for now at
 least) OONI people will be running the collector mentioned in #12545,
 which means that this access-controlled web interface would also be on
 that machine rather than BridgeDB.
 >

 Yes that is correct. I replied also on that ticket, thanks for raising the
 question.

 > Does the OONI collector already have a builtin web interface like this?
 If so, does it come with its own access control mechanisms, or would it
 need to be run behind e.g. Apache?

 Currently the collector does not do any publishing of the collected
 reports, it just writes them to a directory that then needs some logic to
 expose them for use by, for example, the BridgeDB team.

 I have set everything up so that it all runs inside of isolated Docker
 containers so this would be a mater of setting up another docker container
 that exposes the directory where the reports are written to in some way. I
 think running an apache or nginx is indeed the simplest solution. If we
 decide that we need something a bit more complicated we can also write an
 ad-hoc web application, but for the moment I would keep it as simple as
 possible.

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