Hi there,
via pkgsrc, I installed tor-0.1.1.23 and privoxy-3.0.3_(stable).
I did a tor server setup; it works for minutes - web access, instant
messaging and so on. Then it crashes without any comment. I understood:
it ran as a daemon, so I put in into foreground and get this message:
Marianne Spiller wrote:
Hi there,
via pkgsrc, I installed tor-0.1.1.23 and privoxy-3.0.3_(stable).
I did a tor server setup; it works for minutes - web access, instant
messaging and so on. Then it crashes without any comment. I understood:
it ran as a daemon, so I put in into foreground and
thalunil wrote:
Please provide the Debugging output.
Log debug in torrc
I only add the last lines for the moment, the whole debug output is much
too long:
Sep 06 15:16:57.478 [debug] read_to_buf_impl(): Read 18 bytes. 18 on inbuf.
Sep 06 15:16:57.478 [debug]
Roger Dingledine wrote:
What version of libevent do you have installed?
It seems to be 1.1b.
When Tor starts, does libevent print out a log message indicating which
libevent method it's using? If so, which method is it using?
This should be the output you mean:
Sep 06 15:48:15.818 [notice]
Anothony Georgeo wrote:
Hi,
The past two versions of Tor (v.0.1.1.23 and v.0.1.2.1-alpha) have taken
awhile to be built/released for Windows (the latter still is MIA). I know
this is because you guys don't have a Windows box and I think the person who
used to do the Windows build isn't
--- thalunil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anothony Georgeo wrote:
Hi,
The past two versions of Tor (v.0.1.1.23 and
v.0.1.2.1-alpha) have taken awhile to be
built/released for Windows (the latter still is
MIA). I know this is because you guys don't have a
Windows box and I think the
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This doesn't work; it keeps resetting. Are you using Ubuntu? the path
for the config is /etc/dhcp3/dhcpclient.conf. Anyway, using 'prepend'
works, but 'supercede' does not for some reason. going to
welcome.opendns.com shows the error page. How do I
Alternatively, you can use OpenDNS's servers. See www.opendns.com.
OpenDNS is very easy (just use their IP addresses), and quite fast.
I'm not sure I like their privacy policy:
« Other than to its employees, contractors and affiliated
« organizations, as described above, OpenDNS discloses
The past two versions of Tor (v.0.1.1.23 and v.0.1.2.1-alpha) have
taken awhile to be built/released for Windows (the latter still is
MIA). I know this is because you guys don't have a Windows box
FWIW, I don't have a Windows box either, and use the Mingw cross-compiler
to build Windows
Hi, all. This is just a reminder: when compiled from source, Tor is
supposed to build without warnings. So if it compiles with warnings
on your favorite platform, please drop us a line so we can clean
things up. Sometimes, compiler warnings indicate actual bugs that
need to be fixed.
Also,
I haven't been able to get libevent to compile for MINGW32, but had
success on cygwin.
I'm now buidling the latest tor, let us see how it goes...
Regards,
Arrakistor
Wednesday, September 6, 2006, 3:21:50 PM, you wrote:
The past two versions of Tor (v.0.1.1.23 and v.0.1.2.1-alpha) have
taken
I just loaded cygwin, and compiled libevent. It went smooth. I tried
to compile tor, but I got the old python error about too many files
open:
set_max_file_descriptors(): Could not set maximum number of
file descriptors: Too many open files
So I tried to apply the python patch for it that fixes
Ygrek,
I think there is a problem with this build. It keeps on reporting that
the time server suddenly jumped X seconds, so it is assuming all
circuits are old. What code did you have to edit?
Regards,
Arrakistor
Wednesday, September 6, 2006, 3:24:28 PM, you wrote:
Hello Anothony,
The
On 9/6/06, Arrakistor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ygrek,
I think there is a problem with this build. It keeps on reporting that
the time server suddenly jumped X seconds, so it is assuming all
circuits are old. What code did you have to edit?
This is a problem with win32 in general, not his
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