While it feels like it kinda defeats the purpose with tor, is it
possible to have "favorites" to connect through?
Sometimes I need a US ip, sometimes another country. And it feels
redundant to click the "new identity" till I get one that is.
I just started using tor, together with foxy proxy, h
good idea, but why not trusted friends as stable connections for an entry
point of the tor network?
-> Tor as a plugin of http://retroshare.sf.net
please evaluate it.
2007/12/9, Christian Westlund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> While it feels like it kinda defeats the purpose with tor, is it
> possible
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Michael Schmidt wrote:
> good idea, but why not trusted friends as stable connections for an entry
> point of the tor network?
For what I know (I'm not a developer) limiting the possibilities of
entry/middleman/exit nodes is always "a bad thing(tm)" fo
not default, but as an option to choose that tunnel to/of a friend,
connect if you like to favourites = or trusted friends
if not, then choose a random peer.
2007/12/9, Marco Bonetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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On Sat, Dec 08, 2007 at 08:35:01AM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote 1.5K bytes in
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It sounds like what you really want is to install the OSX tor package
for experts and then install vidalia afterwards. One difference between
the Tor package for experts and the vidalia bundle is how
On Sat, Dec 08, 2007 at 03:21:05PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote 0.8K bytes in
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: Me too, please. I'm moving to OS X (Mac mini) as the only machine
: which runs 24/7/365 at home, and would like to see Tor starting up on
: boot. Is the Tor package in Fink? (I haven't installed it ye
No, I just want the Tor package for "experts" to actually start
itself and Privoxy at startup and work. I had this installed before
and it worked fine under 10.4.10, but since updating to 10.4.11, it
doesn't work anymore. Even if I uninstall it and reinstall a fresh
package, it still doesn'
I've been having problems getting to hidden services the last couple of
days.
I noticed something odd in Vidalia the other day, but it was gone before I
could take a screenshot.
However this evening, I was having a lot of problems with .onion addresses,
and Vidalia was showing several (more than 6)
This afternoon my tor server began logging the following messages:
Dec 09 15:10:18.474 [notice] We're missing a certificate from authority tor26
with signing key : launching request.
Dec 09 15:11:19.530 [notice] We're missing a certificate from authori
I researched this some more, and believe it to be a bug with the
0.2.0.12-alpha version being used for hidden services. I switched it to
0.1.2.8-alpha and have not been able to reproduce the problem.
This makes me happy knowing this probably wasn't some sort of attack on
hidden services. It was
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