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recognize gnunet-exit as secure transport

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@ -186,14 +186,12 @@ string tls_bad_cipher(object sock, string scheme) {
return 0;
}
// Do not use server technologies like psyced for strong
// privacy or anonymity requirements. Get started using
// distributed technologies instead. Check out:
// http://youbroketheinternet.org
// http://secushare.org
// But if you're happy with half-baked security, here you
// have it:
// -lynX 2015
// This function handles safety via TLS, Tor and GNUnet. The
// latter of the three is the distributed system you should
// be using. --lynX 2016
//
// FIXME: move this function to a different library file...
// "tls" is no longer appropriate
//
int probably_private(object source) {
// object has no TCP to it. you have to ask its circuit.
@ -214,6 +212,15 @@ int probably_private(object source) {
// only the server itself could be considered secure.
//
) return PRIVACY_REASONABLE;
//
// Coming from GNUnet means that we are ourselves a
// GNUnet node. This increases the chances that we
// are a private individual's machine in a private
// home rather than a server in a computing centre.
// Let's guess that is good news.
//
if (IS_GNUNET(query_ip_number(source))) return PRIVACY_GOOD;
//
# if __EFUN_DEFINED__(tls_query_connection_state)
// Alas, this person is using a TLS/SSL-enhanced
// access protocol which, unless the client implements