Publish bandwidth files only when they contain only the 60% of relays
When running sbws in the way it behaves as Torflow. As commented in https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/28042#comment:2
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- juga changed milestone to %sbws: 1.0.x-final
changed milestone to %sbws: 1.0.x-final
https://github.com/torproject/sbws/pull/274
Implemented removing link, see comment #28042 (moved)#comment:4
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Status: assigned to needs_reviewThis code looks good to me. I think we should merge it.
We could also publish our progress in the bandwidth file header, and not put any relays in the file. See #28076 (moved) in sbws 1.1.
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Status: needs_review to merge_readyBased on the comments in #28042 (moved), I think we need to implement #28076 (moved), where we create a file with a header but no relays.
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Status: merge_ready to needs_revisionReplying to teor:
Based on the comments in #28042 (moved), I think we need to implement #28076 (moved), where we create a file with a header but no relays.
I can add an option to either remove the file or add the header. Would you prefer i then close this ticket and add all of this in #28076 (moved) or merge this and then change it in 28076?
I implemented #28076 (moved) based on the PR here. If #28076 (moved) is accepted, this can be removed
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Status: needs_revision to needs_reviewMerged in #28076 (moved)
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Resolution: N/A to implemented
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