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26 lines
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This role builds on, and requires, ../proxy_role which
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basics for cntlm and socks and http and https proxies.
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Look at the variables in defaults/main.yml to customize the role, and
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double-check the settings in vars/*.yml.
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It is multi-target and should run on Gentoo2, Debian4, Devuan5, Ubuntu18
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athough only tested on Gentoo. To bring it up to date, just copy the
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existing files in vars and maybe tasks to the new name and edit to suit,
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but be advised that this code is systemd-challenged, like its author.
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This role assumes a proxy is working, and has tests to check SSL
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security, and expects you want to require TLS1.3, as anything less
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is broken. We are seeing wide-spread MITM ssl attacks on anything less.
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There is support for testing SSL across proxies, including tor.
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It has basic testing scripts in place like pylint to test itself and
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anything else.
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It then puts the software in place to use the Tox internet-messager,
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including ctypes wrapping of the library into Python, and an
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integration testsuite.
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It has 2 test scripts toxcore_daily.bash and toxcore_daily.bash than
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run quick status checks and indepth testing respectively.
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