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Tor Hidden Service v3 implementation + minor Tor improvements #216
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…, and increased protocol version
…, and increased protocol version
… when relaying v3 addresses. Increase protocol version to 60042
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The following commit contains :
• Implementation of Tor Hidden Service v3.
• Creation of launch argument "-onionv2", allowing the use of legacy v2 addresses.
• Creation of an torrc-defaults file on Linux.
• By default Tor will now use hardware crypto acceleration when available, only connect to Hidden Services, and will write to disk less frequently, preserving the lifespan of SD cards on Raspbian.