Re: Vidalia exit-country
Awesome! Thank you very much! - Kyle On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 11:51 AM, Camilo Viecco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello Maillist > > As part of the 'google summer of code'(gsoc) I was able to add some of > blossom's functionality to vidalia. The project consisted of adding a > 'select exit by country' option to vidalia so that users could leverage the > Tor network to select the 'perspective' of the network the wished to have. > The idea is that many entities select their content based on the traffic ip > address 'source' and users might like to have different perspectives easily > controlled by them. > > The project added a new 'tab' on the vidalia's settings window where users > can select a country from where they want to 'exit'. Users can also select > countries they would like to avoid. There is no Tor version prerequiste to > use this tool. > > This exit aware vidalia version has been tested on windows xp(mingw), linux > (2.6-386) and OsX(leopard-ppc) with both Qt 4.3.5 and 4.4.1. > > > Binary packages from windows(Thanks to Matt Edman) are available at: > > > http://vidalia-project.net:8001/vidalia/vidalia-0.1.8-svn-exit-country.exe > > http://vidalia-project.net:8001/vidalia/vidalia-0.1.8-svn-exit-country.exe.asc > > > Unix tarballs are available at: > > http://www.vidalia-project.net/dist/exit-country.tar.gz > http://www.vidalia-project.net/dist/exit-country.tar.gz.asc > > > The source code can also be downloaded from the vidalia svn by doing: > > svn co > https://svn.vidalia-project.net/svn/vidalia/branches/exit-countryexit-country-vidalia > > > Building instructions and prerequsites are the same as vidalia. The > build requires cmake and qt. > The complete build instructions can be found at: > > http://trac.vidalia-project.net/wiki/InstallSource > > Have a nice summer > > Camilo Viecco > / > GPG (GPG) Key fingerprint = 0781 10A0 44CC C441 594F E5A9 858A 173E 3EC5 > EA42 > / > > >
Vidalia exit-country
Hello Maillist As part of the 'google summer of code'(gsoc) I was able to add some of blossom's functionality to vidalia. The project consisted of adding a 'select exit by country' option to vidalia so that users could leverage the Tor network to select the 'perspective' of the network the wished to have. The idea is that many entities select their content based on the traffic ip address 'source' and users might like to have different perspectives easily controlled by them. The project added a new 'tab' on the vidalia's settings window where users can select a country from where they want to 'exit'. Users can also select countries they would like to avoid. There is no Tor version prerequiste to use this tool. This exit aware vidalia version has been tested on windows xp(mingw), linux (2.6-386) and OsX(leopard-ppc) with both Qt 4.3.5 and 4.4.1. Binary packages from windows(Thanks to Matt Edman) are available at: http://vidalia-project.net:8001/vidalia/vidalia-0.1.8-svn-exit-country.exe http://vidalia-project.net:8001/vidalia/vidalia-0.1.8-svn-exit-country.exe.asc Unix tarballs are available at: http://www.vidalia-project.net/dist/exit-country.tar.gz http://www.vidalia-project.net/dist/exit-country.tar.gz.asc The source code can also be downloaded from the vidalia svn by doing: svn co https://svn.vidalia-project.net/svn/vidalia/branches/exit-country exit-country-vidalia Building instructions and prerequsites are the same as vidalia. The build requires cmake and qt. The complete build instructions can be found at: http://trac.vidalia-project.net/wiki/InstallSource Have a nice summer Camilo Viecco / GPG (GPG) Key fingerprint = 0781 10A0 44CC C441 594F E5A9 858A 173E 3EC5 EA42 /
polipo - choosing an exit
Hi, I'm using polipo. When I choose an exit node by sticking node.exit on the end of a url, I think that is actually passed on with the Host header. How do I get polipo to strip that off? For example, "http://www.showmyip.com.tortila.exit/"; doesn't work as it has no vhost set up for www.showmyip.com.tortila.exit. Also, if the html returned by that page contained eg: http://www.showmyip.com/foo.jpg"; /> am I correct in thinking that that request wouldn't necessarily go out via the same exit node I chose for the main page? -- Dawn
