Hey Noah,

Thanks for the progress.

T:7.9593: ckt 1 <ntp 10 outq 0>: send 8 <d=0 p=32 f=DAT> 7.9593 [debug] send_targeted: <1> efficiency: 151.000000 7.9594 [debug] conn_send_eof: <1.10> flushing out 5496 bytes 7.9594 [debug] conn_do_flush: <1.10> flushing 5496 bytes to peer [enabled=6] 7.9595 [debug] send: <1.4> must send 7.9595 [debug] transmit_room: <1.4> checking available capacity for type 3 7.9596 [debug] send_targeted: <1.4> requests 75 bytes (http)

[error] Segmentation fault at 0000000000000000 ./stegotorus[0x40a0b9] /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(+0x36ff0)[0x7fd322381ff0]

It says

7.9595 [debug] transmit_room: <1.4> checking available capacity for type 3

so it was trying to send (probably for the first time) swf and it crashed. If you are lucky and swf doesn't get chosen by random then you won't get crash for a while.

I very much think it is the problem with that extra extract_approperiate_response_body that you wrote in the encode that causes the crashes. It returns negative value because there is no http response header there. Take those off and see if it passes or not. If the error persists, I'll try to locate it by going step by step.

"0.0005 [debug] ApachePayloadServer: payload database does not exists. 0.0006 [debug] ApachePayloadServer: scarping payloads to create the database... 0.0066 [warn] scrape: error opening the payload database file: No such file or directory 0.0070 [error] ApachePayloadServer: Cannot open payload info file. "

For http_apache you either need to run apache on your server or give another http server as the cover_server option in the command line. Let's not go there yet. If http steg works, we should be happy with this step.

Thanks for the progress and the commit, vmon