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@@ -1974,7 +1974,7 @@ add_networkstatus_to_cache(const char *s,
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#define NETWORKSTATUS_ALLOW_SKEW (24*60*60)
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/** Given a string <b>s</b> containing a network status that we received at
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* <b>arrived_at</b> from <b>source</b>, try to parse it, see if we want to
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- * store it, and put it into our cache is necessary.
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+ * store it, and put it into our cache as necessary.
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*
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* If <b>source</b> is NS_FROM_DIR or NS_FROM_CACHE, do not replace our
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* own networkstatus_t (if we're a directory server).
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@@ -2065,6 +2065,10 @@ router_set_networkstatus(const char *s, time_t arrived_at,
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if (!trusted_dir) {
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if (!skewed && get_options()->DirPort) {
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+ /* XXX This is great as a first cut, but it looks like
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+ * any old person can give us an untrusted network-status and
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+ * we'll write it to disk as the newest one we have?
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+ * Also, there is no limit on the number that we'll store? -RD */
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add_networkstatus_to_cache(s, source, ns);
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networkstatus_free(ns);
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}
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