Juliusz Chroboczek

@HeinrichHartmann please check the result of `strftime`, and use `strncat` rather than relying on getting the size of the buffer right. Oh, and `sizeof(char)` is guaranteed to be 1.

> While BEP-42 should prevent nodes from easily changing the first bits of their node IDs, I don't think that BEP-42 is designed to protect against this attack — it...

This looks like a bug in Polipo, no argument about that.

Polipo already detects interrupted downloads, by either using the `Length` header or detecting unterminated _chunked_ encoding.

That's expected. There are many places in Polipo where 32-bit overflow is not handled correctly.

> I think it would be useful to mention this limitation in document if it > doesn’t worth fixing. Polipo is no longer being updated, sorry.

> Also, often crash cause is SIGPIPE https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/490384/t/stack-traces-SIGPIPE.tar.gz No, that's a gdb artifact -- Polipo is ignoring SIGPIPE, and SIGPIPE is a normal part of Polipo's behaviour.

> I thought that it was usually assumed that polipo is generally used by one person only That's what it was initially designed for, but Polipo turns out to scale...

Lookes like the same bug as #61.

As far as I know, there's nobody working on that — feel free to try your hand at it. (Such questions are probably better sent to the mailing list.)