Kathleen Brade authored 8 years ago and Georg Koppen committed 8 years ago

Adjust the comments to account for recent Torbutton changes.

David Fifield authored 8 years ago and Georg Koppen committed 8 years ago

https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-project/2017-January/000906.html

Thanks to arma for finding that one

Kathleen Brade authored 8 years ago and Georg Koppen committed 8 years ago

Allow full read access to all files under /usr/lib.
Allow full read access to /Library/Preferences/com.apple.ViewBridge.plist.
Allow writes to TorBrowser-Data/Browser/profiles.ini (otherwise, a new
  browser profile is created each time the browser is opened).

Arlo Breault authored 8 years ago and Georg Koppen committed 8 years ago

 * Recent upstream changes require manual intervention when doing the
   initial fetch, which we'd like to avoid.  For now, just sync as far
   as we need.

David Fifield authored 8 years ago and Georg Koppen committed 8 years ago

 * Snowflake depends on go-webrtc, which in turn depends on libwebrtc,
   which adds significantly to the build.  webrtc is special, having its
   own build system that brings in lots of Chromium dependencies.

 * Further, building cgo reproducibly requires go 1.7.3 and a compiler
   that supports the following flags,

     -gno-record-gcc-switches
     -fdebug-prefix-map=$WORK=/tmp/go-build

Rusty Bird authored 8 years ago and Georg Koppen committed 8 years ago

- Don't ignore errors (except unzip exit status 1 or 2)
- Quote $@ and $1
- Work with absolute filenames and filenames starting with a dash
- Pass many files per chmod invocation (much faster)
- Pass $UNZIPOPTS, like $ZIPOPTS
- Reuse dzip.sh in re-dzip.sh

The (re)generated zip files are identical.

After trying to apply the fix for #20147 it turns out that we had an
error in the Firefox descriptor for Windows: the webapprt/omni.ja file
does not exist. There is therefore no need to re-zip it in order to get
a deterministic layout.

The current script we use ignores this error while the new one proposed
in #20147 is not so lenient anymore.

Version bumps, Changelog update, config.yml update

Kathleen Brade authored 8 years ago and Georg Koppen committed 8 years ago

Include Seatbelt profiles and associated scripts in our OS X packages.
Users can find the files in a new folder named "Sandboxed Tor Browser",
which also includes a README.txt file that explains how to use them.

This reverts commit ea31d520.

Backing out for Firefox bustage in the Windows step.

Rusty Bird authored 8 years ago and Georg Koppen committed 8 years ago

- Don't ignore errors (except unzip exit status 1 or 2)
- Quote $@ and $1
- Work with absolute filenames and filenames starting with a dash
- Pass many files per chmod invocation (much faster)
- Pass $UNZIPOPTS, like $ZIPOPTS
- Reuse dzip.sh in re-dzip.sh

The (re)generated zip files are identical.

This reverts commit a38d827c.

Surprisingly this breaks our builds. See the reopened #20417 for more
details.

Lynn Tsai authored 8 years ago and Georg Koppen committed 8 years ago

LeifEricson (blocked): Port 50001 --> 50002
Greenbelt (unblocked): Port 7013 --> 12166
Mosaddegh (blocked): Port 9332 --> 15937
MaBishomarim (blocked): Port 7920 --> 16488
JonbesheSabz (blocked): Port 4148 --> 4304
Azadi (unblocked): Port 6041 --> 16815

Rusty Bird authored 8 years ago and Georg Koppen committed 8 years ago

- Don't ignore errors
- Quote $@ and $1
- Work with absolute filenames and filenames starting with a dash
- Pass many files per chmod invocation (much faster)
- Pass $UNZIPOPTS, like $ZIPOPTS
- Reuse dzip.sh in re-dzip.sh

The (re)generated zip files are identical.