The logger is currently not working because it can't find the logger configuration file.

m2crypto and twisted are most likely older versions from TSG. Try to update them later on

When building the distribution, I had to manually copy the curves.ec file to the output of the build of triblerdeps. If this file is not present, an error is being thrown on the device that it cant find the file. We should automate the copying of this file.

The curves.ec/logger.conf is copied to the python-for-android/build/triblerdeps/crypto folder but not to the folder that gets bundled into the apk (python-for-android/dist/default/python-install/lib/python2.7/site-packages/triblerdeps/crypto)

The anontunnel module is using some files of triblerdeps but not everything. Maybe we can remove some of the methods/classes that are not used in the triblerdeps module.

Get libtorrent compiled and running on Android. Have a simple python program import and call some library functions to test it.

Write an overview about the assignment, including requirements, risks, contacts and the final product.

Write an introduction

The AnonTunnel class is now declared in the main.py file. We can move it to the anontunnel module.

Write the subsection about Tribler

Figure out how to download files using anon-tunnels from code and setup reproducible test cases.

Write a section about The Global Square

Some scripts are using the cProfile module. When importing this module, the _lsprof file is also imported. On Android, it cant find this file so I had to comment out some pieces of code.

I guess the profiler is not enabled now. Maybe we could look for a fix?

If this checkbox is checked, relaying will only take place over wifi

Default state is on.

Write about the quality assurance in relation to documentation, source code and version control.

The _lsprof.so entry should not be inserted in the blacklist.txt

To compile libtorrent in Python for Android, we should first be able to compile the Boost libraries for the ARM architecture with 32-bit.

Get anon-tunnels running on Android. Have a simple python program import and call some library functions to test it. Use output logging to verify tunnels are used.

Currently, the GUI crashes when the app goes in sleep mode.

Logger doesn't log tor tunnels in the screen from the separate thread

We should be able to filter the logcat output to only show messages from our anontunnel app.

Write a section about motivation

Current fix is create a script that runs it twice... will it suffice?

Write the introduction of the literature research.

Write a section about the methods and technology we will use for this project.

Mobile devices will become a bottleneck if they are relay nodes...?

Need to run distribute twice for curves.ec and dependencies earlier to ensure everything is installed correctly.

This all can be fit into a "meta" shellscript

Write a subsection about anonymous tunnels in Tribler

Write the section about the current existing Tor network.

Using Python for Android, of course

It is better to move the packages to a central repository so they are always available.

Write a section about our project

Write a subsection about Dispersy

Write about the administrative aspects relating to the project

To make it easier for us to test and to see whats currently happening.

Should we create a dependency tree to see which packages are dependent on other ones? This can also be integrated in the report as well as make sure our recipes are well structured using the DEPS array.

Right now we are using boost which is like a 66mb file. This explodes the size of the apk and we are most likely using 10% or so from it. Can't we get the functionality without useless files around?
This will get even more when more libraries get added

Write a section about Python on Android