sengler/chutney-for-relay-testing @ 5e3b8ce8c3b42ff9e0ae1b6ba99e46e769cf3366

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teor 5e3b8ce8c3 Ensure chutney relays can exit to localhost IPv4 and IPv6		vor 11 Jahren
lib	60b2d18d81 Keep static analyzers like pyflakes happy about globals	vor 11 Jahren
networks	36cbc892d4 Add support for bridges on IPv6 and clients using them.	vor 13 Jahren
scratch	7f4003d3f6 Add our accumulated notes from the last few in-person sessions...	vor 14 Jahren
tools	1678c99b28 Don't require directory 'net'.	vor 12 Jahren
torrc_templates	5e3b8ce8c3 Ensure chutney relays can exit to localhost IPv4 and IPv6	vor 11 Jahren
.gitignore	92c590397d Initial commit for 5th-gen tor privnet script	vor 15 Jahren
LICENSE	90ae6fee47 add a license file	vor 12 Jahren
README	59964b0692 Add a placeholder readme	vor 15 Jahren
TODO	2b30059681 Refactor Node into separate Node, Builder, and Launcher classes.	vor 15 Jahren
chutney	0233979e2c Properly pass all arguments to TorNet	vor 11 Jahren

		
				README
			
				This is chutney.  It doesn't do much so far.  It isn't ready for prime-time.

If it breaks, you get to keep all the pieces.

It is supposed to be a good tool for:
    - Configuring a testing tor network
    - Launching and monitoring a testing tor network
    - Running tests on a testing tor network

Right now it only sorta does the first two.

You will need, at the moment:
  Tor installed somewhere in your path.
  Python 2.5 or later

Stuff to try:
  ./chutney configure networks/basic
  ./chutney start networks/basic
  ./chutney status networks/basic
  ./chutney hup networks/basic
  ./chutney stop networks/basic

The configuration files:
  networks/basic holds the configuration for the network you're configuring
  above.  It refers to some torrc template files in torrc_templates/.

The working files:
  chutney sticks its working files, including all data directories, log
  files, etc, in ./net/.  Each tor instance gets a subdirectory of net/nodes.