Alexander Clouter

FYI, raw headers (capturing the header ordering and case-sensitively of the name) provide no benefit for tracking users. There is a `N:1` relationship of browsers (where `N` is a group...

I'm looking into doing the HTTP/2 version as I need it for my use case too. I'll submit those changes once I have them. Thanks On 31 October 2018 16:21:46...

Depends on how much I need. For HTTP 1.x I only need the header order and not the values, no idea what I need to do for HTTP/2 fingerprinting, but...

Attached is a the HTTP/2 supporting updated implementation that I use in my passive browser fingerprinting library. Thoughts? I'll write some unit tests if this looks to be an acceptable...

For my use case, no as in my project I actually convert the binary to an KV list anyway. :) As this is 'raw' I thought for the generic case...

> * Misc other unrelated changes > * includes temporary workaround for #3466 to make tests pass (will be removed once resolved)` Now dropped after fix. The `cache_rbtree` unit tests...

> The `cache_rbtree` unit tests remains disable until fixed upstream. Now dropped after fix.

On my laptop (from the build-docker10 image) the unit tests work for me: ``` [snipped] MODULE-TEST python auth_multi_inst MODULE-TEST python auth_cext_compat MODULE-TEST redis cluster_node_fail MODULE-TEST redis cluster_key OK: redis.test MODULE-TEST...

Do all DNS servers *have* to use a BIND9 compatible zone file format? With DDNS, GSLB, 'serial number' and the format not lending its-self to mechanical synthetisation, I suspect no...

I've lost access to my account by changing phones (old one no longer turns on). I cannot find anything that describes what I should do, I found this open issue...