Nick Mathewson

I've got [a Tor branch](https://gitweb.torproject.org/nickm/tor.git/shortlog/refs/heads/ntor) where I'm using it for Ian Goldberg et al's "ntor" protocol, as described [in their paper](http://cacr.uwaterloo.ca/techreports/2011/cacr2011-11.pdf) and specified [in Tor proposal 216](https://gitweb.torproject.org/torspec.git/blob_plain/HEAD:/proposals/216-ntor-handshake.txt). The server side...

I'll see about snarfing the SUPERCOP implementations; I was kind of hoping that the next version of nacl would come out sometime soon, including those implementations, so I wouldn't have...

This isn't actually right: you shouldn't event_add() a user-triggered event, since you're not actually telling libevent to listen for it. You just create it with event_new() or event_assign(), and then...

I'd love to, but I'm not working on libevent much right now. If anybody else has time to write this up, I'd be happy to take a good pull request.

Maybe running with a2x with --verbose and/or --no-xmllint would reveal the problem? "Exit code 4" is not really enough information to figure out what the problem is or what to...

Let's hope so. Also, that "no DTD found !" thing sounds like maybe your docbook installation is missing (or failing to find) some data it needs.

Hi, Zooko! Libottery is just me right now. Internally, for testing, the code does do some work on reproducible seeding. test_spec.c is an example of this. Note that the relevant...

Well, it's not _crazy_. I think something more or less along those lines might work, especially given the way that sources are modular now. Callback functions are better choices than...

I think that a void\* or two is usually best. It's going to need a corresponding cleanup function, too. You'd also need to make sure to set flags on it,...

Well, libottery currently does a "gitpid() != st->pid" check, which doesn't have the same flaw as openssl's "MD_Update(...cur_pid)" operation. No matter how many times you fork a process, the child's...