[email protected] a écrit : > I was under the impression that http_proxy is only relevant when > rtorrent is talking in http, and it only does that when communicating > with the tracker: I'm referencing a tor wiki here: > http://wiki.noreply.org/noreply/TheOnionRouter/TorifyHOWTO/BitTorrent#rTorrent > > BitTorrent Tracker <=> BitTorrent Client (s2c) transactions are > insignificant at best, so as long as you're not pushing BitTorrent > Client <=> BitTorrent Client (p2p) over tor, nobody's going to try to > lynch you, at least not from that organization. On the other hand, > there's little point in just running s2c traffic over tor; namely *you > have no privacy*. For others to connect to you, your IP address needs > to be included in the messages to the tracker (ip = 1.2.3.4 in > .rtorrent.rc). Even if you don't supply your IP address, rtorrent is > going to be connecting to and negotiating pieces from other torrent via > direct p2p connections, exposing your identity. > > There are really only two good reasons to route s2c over tor: > > 1. For some reason, your unable to directly connect to your trackers > (either by accident or on purpose). It happens, and tor is a good > solution for this case. > 2. Your .torrent files reference trackers running on tor hidden > services. (Somebody out there has bound to have done it.) > > If one of the above reasons sounds familiar, I'd recommend using a SOCKS > aware HTTP proxy (like privoxy or polipo) configured to use tor for > network access. Set http_proxy to the listening port of the http proxy, > sit back, and enjoy. > > Regardless, > Brian > >
Thx for your reply. I'm using privoxy with tor. My reason is simple. I have jsut installed tor, and I would like to test the limit. So I test it with all my net applications. And it doesn't work with rtorrent...I found that stange, so I post. I thought I have done a mistake in my configuration. But your configuration files insterest me. So please could you send it to me ? Thx Guillaume _______________________________________________ Libtorrent-devel mailing list [email protected] http://rakshasa.no/mailman/listinfo/libtorrent-devel
