== Things to do

Limit rate of registration in facilitator, maybe just one reg per IP.

We need to solve the problem of potential changing fingerprints when
reconnecting through a new proxy. Tor remembers the host fingerprint
from the first connection (to the bridge it thinks is at 127.0.0.1) and
balks at connecting to the same address with a different fingerprint.

Could be useful to have a swfcatsim.py program. This would simulate
a swfcat instance (perhaps without the crossdomain stuff), providing
a bridge with a lifetime randomly chosen from some distribution. (For
example: "simulate proxies connecting according to this Poisson
distribution and staying connected according to this exponential
distribution.")

== Things to do

Try tor-fw-helper for NAT traversal.

Limit rate of registration in facilitator, maybe just one reg per IP.

We need to solve the problem of potential changing fingerprints when
reconnecting through a new proxy. Tor remembers the host fingerprint
from the first connection (to the bridge it thinks is at 127.0.0.1) and
balks at connecting to the same address with a different fingerprint.

Could be useful to have a swfcatsim.py program. This would simulate
a swfcat instance (perhaps without the crossdomain stuff), providing
a bridge with a lifetime randomly chosen from some distribution. (For
example: "simulate proxies connecting according to this Poisson
distribution and staying connected according to this exponential
distribution.")

Add a note to try tor-fw-helper.
Add a note to try tor-fw-helper.
