[Pkg-privacy-maintainers] Bug#1125775: Bug#1125775: torsocks: library not in search path, leaks user IP to endpoint

[Hefee]

Hi,

> I've skimmed over that conversation and my take away is that I don't
> understand what was the expected benefit of using a sub-directory.
> So if this newer approach in Vcs-Git works for the major use cases
> we're discussing here, I say go for it :)

First I thought, that it is better, if a private library without ABI 
stabilities stays inside a app specific folder. Additionally I didn't had the 
feeling, that my workaround also had a smell and made the library public, too.
Let's see if the new version finally fixing this issue.

Btw. I'll prepare a fix for Trixie, too. As I think the issue should really 
been fixed in stable too.

Regards,

hefee

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