Kathleen Brade authored Jan 26, 2017 and Georg Koppen committed Jan 30, 2017

Adjust the comments to account for recent Torbutton changes.

David Fifield authored Jan 23, 2017 and Georg Koppen committed Jan 30, 2017

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

Thanks to arma for finding that one

Kathleen Brade authored Jan 17, 2017 and Georg Koppen committed Jan 18, 2017

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 Jan 07, 2017 and Georg Koppen committed Jan 09, 2017

 * 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 Dec 19, 2016 and Georg Koppen committed Jan 05, 2017

 * 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 Dec 08, 2016 and Georg Koppen committed Dec 16, 2016

- 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 Dec 09, 2016 and Georg Koppen committed Dec 09, 2016

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 Dec 08, 2016 and Georg Koppen committed Dec 09, 2016

- 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 Nov 29, 2016 and Georg Koppen committed Dec 08, 2016

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 Sep 21, 2016 and Georg Koppen committed Dec 07, 2016

- 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.