On 10/18/2010 9:34 AM, Joe Btfsplk wrote:
BTW, I don't see (or remember) the 'keys' folder or 'fingerprint'
file - don't remember seeing them in past.
My bad. These files only show up when one is running a bridge/relay/exit
node. The majority of my work with Tor is setting up and running exi
wondering if reinstalling with the alpha version would have yielded
the same results.
Well may have. Only reason didn't do that is time limitations. Outcome
wouldn't have been sure fix - but always a good practice. GOOD advice
for others when encounter probs.
I knew the stable ver was wo
On 10/18/2010 9:23 AM, Joe Btfsplk wrote:
Thanks Justin,
Good info for the future. Right now, really busy (job search) so went
back to stable ver of Vidalia bundle - for now.
Fair enough. Better one more working node on the network than a broken
one you don't have time to play with.
You
BTW, I don't see (or remember) the 'keys' folder or 'fingerprint' file
- don't remember seeing them in past.
Re: Vista permission. It's not that the alpha ver didn't run - quite a
while in fact - before crash. Seems if was a permissions issue,
would've seen probs right off when started usin
Thanks Justin,
Good info for the future. Right now, really busy (job search) so went
back to stable ver of Vidalia bundle - for now. Your suggestions may
well have solved probs w/ current alpha ver, but from my exper w/
vidalia / tor for couple yrs, this was a new development crashing
(mult
The very first thing I would try is simply getting rid of the files
and allowing Tor to recreate them. Personally I'd shut down Tor and
delete the 'lock' and 'state' files, along with any file or folder
starting with 'cached', and then restart Tor. Make sure not to touch
the 'keys' folder o
since upgrading to Vidalia 0.2.2.17a couple days ago, Tor has crashed
2x now after running for quite a while each time. Crashes were an hr?
or more apart. Seemed to be running fine during those times, up to the
crashes. Rarely did I ever have Tor stable versions crash in past (over
many ver
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