Lock is evil.
This will actually affect the accuracy of GetDelta because
inboundDelta and outboundDelta may be calculated based on
the data collected at different time (eg. UpdateOutbound
get called before Interlocked.Read(ref _outbound)).
But that's not a problem. We can tolerate this little
inaccuracy. Besides, the _inbound, _outbound, _lastInbound
and _lastOutbound will be totally good because we use Interlocked.
To prevent "The IAsyncResult object was not returned from
the corresponding asynchronous method on this class." exception.
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Socket.ConnectAsync will create socket and handle the address family
itself. This solves some compatibility issues on win7.
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Try to access a dead process's MainModule will cause
"A 32 bit processes cannot access modules of
a 64 bit process." exception on win7 x64.
Simply ignore it.
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* Use job object to manage polipo service's external processes.
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* Only kill those ss_privoxy.exe created by this ss instance.
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* Update README
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Used a method added in .NET 4, user may not have
this version installed, reverting to an older
method seems to be a better solution.
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At that time the remote even doesn't exist.
Also this debug output doesn't make any sense because when handling
udp request, this tcp connection won't have any meaningful data.
So I simply removed these two lines.
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-Use dual-mode socket & DnsEndPoint to handle all domain name connection.
-Move all socket creation into one single function.
So that we could treat domain name just like ipv4 & ipv6 address.
This also solves the async domain solving problem because the os will
hanlde it for us.
- Drop redundant code.
I should read code carefully, mbed TLS will set operation
when invoking mbedtls_cipher_setkey(), the last param
const mbedtls_operation_t operation is what we want.
- minor changes
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* Refine encryption
- Add AES-CTR, blowfish and camellia ciphers
aes-256-ctr
aes-192-ctr
aes-128-ctr
bf-cfb
camellia-128-cfb
camellia-192-cfb
camellia-256-cfb
- Merge the previous PolarSSL and MbedTLS
- Switch to MbedTLS's cipher layer functions
- Add workaround to set cipher operation(encrypt/decrypt)
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* Add function to get MbedTLS cipher context size
and drop hard-coded ctx sizes
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- Added a util function to handle x86 and x64
currently, we only handle keys in HKCU
- Close registry key after operations
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- use null conditional access in case some connections been
cancelled unexpectedly and may cause null reference exception
- Refine error message
- use conditional operator to simplify some code
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