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and the time is being sync'ed, both on success and on various kinds
of failures.
Possible solutions
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Current plan
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Meta:
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Else, when the user chooses to hide Tor, ask them fix the time zone and clock manually.
Old plan
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... when Tor fails to bootstrap for time-related reasons.
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understand why they did what. Still, the resulting code is there:
<https://src.chromium.org/viewvc/chrome?revision=266431&view=revision>
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User story
## User story
When I start Tails
And I log into the Tails desktop with the default options
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And then, Tails Clock displays the current time with the chosen timezone
And Tor bootstrap is attempted again
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Roadmap
## Roadmap
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First iteration
### First iteration
Relevant tickets: tails/tails#10819, tails/tails#6284,
tails/tails#12094.
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timezone when they set it from Tails Clock or from the
aforementioned GUI.
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Second iteration
### Second iteration
We stop using htpdate to
*set*
the system clock, but we keep it around
as a way to
*detect*
a replayed Tor consensus: if the time delta
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because we maybe don't need to trust the info we get from htpdate as
much once we're there.
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Integration with the new Greeter
### Integration with the new Greeter
We need to give the user will have the opportunity to choose their
preferred timezone in the Greeter (tails/tails#11645). And then,
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And Tor has greater chances to bootstrap successfully on first try
Extend Tor some how
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E.g.:
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