Re: about the legal consequences of the data-retention in germany for tor server owners

Hi Sven, On 17.10. 14:11, Sven Anderson wrote: on the German mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] we recently had a discussion about that topic. It started with the following mail by Karsten N. If you are interested I can forward you the whole thread. Could you forward me the thread in case

Re: Re: about the legal consequences of the data-retention in germany for tor server owners

Here you go, I hope I got every message for you. greetings ---BeginMessage--- Hallo Tor-Admins, Die German Privacy Foundation e.V. wird zusammen mit der JonDos GmbH die sich aus dem Gesetz zur Vorratsdatenspeicherung (§113 TKG) ergebenen Speicherpflichten für Anonymisierungsdienste klären und

Re: Re: about the legal consequences of the data-retention in germany for tor server owners

On 15.11. 11:29, Sebastian Schmidt wrote: Here you go, I hope I got every message for you. Brilliant, thanks!

Torsocks on FreeBSD

I'm trying to set up Torsocks on FreeBSD. The configure script fails with the error libdl is required. From googling it looks like libdl is a part of glibc, but glibc isn't listed in ports. The FreeBSD mailing list archives mention that libc does an equivalent thing, but I don't know how to

Re: Torsocks on FreeBSD

This sounds like a bug in the torsocks configure script to me - libdl on linux is required to use dlopen and similar functions, but on BSD is part of the normal libc. So, on linux, -ldl is required, and on freebsd, it is an error (libdl does not exist). I imagine if the script simply didn't check