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Issue created Jun 23, 2016 by sajolida@sajolidaMaintainer

Evaluate using roflcoptor as Tor control port filter

Originally created by @sajolida on #11542 (Redmine)

https://github.com/subgraph/roflcoptor

It seems to be used by Subgraph and the successor of or-ctl-sieve, which I mentioned in #6742 (comment 103978).

If it matches our requirements and is likely to be maintained, maybe we should replace our custom control port filter with this.

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  • Blocks #6742 (closed)
Edited May 15, 2020 by sajolida
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