unman: > On Thu, Sep 05, 2019 at 12:23:13PM +0200, donoban wrote: >> On 9/5/19 11:41 AM, qtpie wrote:> My usecase is this: suspend a laptop >> with sys-whonix and whonix appvms >>> running, then resume it a few hours later. >>> >>> After resume Tor lost connection, re-connection fails until i manually >>> sync time on sys-net then >>> @sys-firewall 'sudo ntpdate [timeserver] >>> @sys-whonix 'sudo qvm-sync-clock' >>> @sys-whonix 'sudo systemctl restart >>> tor-fCAy/bagh0fxz5zemyo...@public.gmane.org' >>> >>> Is this also you usecase? You do not expierence any issues after >>> suspend/resume on qubes 4 with Tor running? >>> >> >> Ouch yes, usually after suspend/resume I had to run just: >> @sys-whonix 'sudo systemctl restart >> tor-fCAy/bagh0fxz5zemyo...@public.gmane.org' >> >> >> Currently I am not using whonix, I am testing with minimal fedora torvm[1]. >> >> It seems stable. I don't have problems with suspend/resume and I skipped >> the sync clock steps [2]. Probably it's less anonymous than Whonix, but >> for me seems fine. >> >> [1] https://hackmd.io/JIXLStC-Sbq8rr1mjomCDQ > > You know there's a Qubes package for that? (deprecated but still > buildable.) > I have my own fork for a torVM which includes Qubes firewall > support, which Whonix doesn't provide. >
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