Since the earliest date functions as a version number,
this will force the floodfill to flood each new version;
otherwise it won't if the earliest time hasn't changed.
- Do LS stores and verifies through client tunnels
to prevent correlation by the OBEP or FF
- Encrypt LS stores to prevent snooping by the OBEP
- Encrypt LS and RI verifies to prevent snooping by the OBEP
- Extend verify delay and timeout
- Reenable RI verifies
- Disallow simultaneous verifies for the same key
- Don't resend on verify timeout; try a different peer instead
- Adjust ff selection criteria
- More code to detect improper reuse of cached objects
after release
- Don't pass a msg with a failed IV on to
the FragmentHandler at the OBEP
- More cleanups and comments
as it may be reused if retried in another transport;
a nasty bug causing corrupt messages
- Lots of code to detect improper reuse of cached objects
after release
- Do RED dropping before the IBGW fragmenter, not after
- Change batch time to 250ms for IBGWs (was 100ms)
- Change batch time to 150ms for exploratory OBGWs (was 100ms)
- Start a new message in the fragmenter if almost full
- Fix a major, longstanding synchronization bug in the FragmentHandler
which led to corrupt messages at the endpoints
- More cleanups and comments
- Fix status to show a disconnected network error rather than
clock skew or UDP error when disconnected
- Use peer clock skew rather than clock offset for determining
whether to display clock skew error, i.e. display what matters
* Transport: Rework peer clock skew method to always return a value
by falling back to router clock offset;
Fix possible AIOOBE and divide by zero; remove logging;
reduce min number of peers
