simplequicping: like tlsping but for quic #2091
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See ooni/probe#2091 (issue) and ooni/probe-cli#717 (impl). While there, ensure we remove the `oddity` from the JSON examples, since it's non standard and most likely we're going to remove oddities after community feedback (see ooni/probe#2034).
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See ooni/probe#2091 (issue) and ooni/spec#237 (spec).
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This issue is about writing a generic/simple way of running a QUIC ping like we do for tlsping. This new experiment would be much simpler and higher level than the existing QUIC ping. We would not need to manually perform crypto, rather we just need to sit on top of the existing
lucas-clemente/quic-golibrary. Accordingly, the simple QUIC ping will answer different questions such as whether we could use QUIC to connect to an endpoint. Conversely, the existing QUIC ping answers much more low-level questions that are related to understanding how QUIC is blocked on the wire.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: