Hi,
krishna e bera:
fun
My only intention.
What are you trying to say about "Design" and Tor?
I often come across the POV that designers aren't developers, and
developers aren't designers.
This is untrue, if only because Torpeople are making designations about
the development of To
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Hi,
> So am I running torsocks ssh to the VPS and then ssh -D to 8080 at the
same time?
As before you're using Tsocks to route your SSH connection out over Tor.
Alternatively, if you've got TransPort running (in the example on 9050) you
can pass the following to SSH to achieve the same
-o Pr
The reason, simply, is that I have never used the -D of ssh before!
So am I running torsocks ssh to the VPS and then ssh -D to 8080 at the
same time?
Why would the local SOCKS run on 8080? Tor runs, I think, on 9150?
I'm sure you're right but could you please spell it out for me. Thanks!
On
Tor Browser uses the "extended support release" (ESR) of Firefox. ESR
is designed mainly for organizations that need to deploy Firefox and
have a focus on stability.
The reason I believe Tor Browser is based on the ESR build is that it
is updated less often, allowing more time for adding privacy-e
> ) download a browser that allows access from the command line e.g. Lynx
(not TBB).
There are potentially valid reasons for doing it this way, but is there a
reason you're not thinking of doing
ssh -D 8080 myvps
And then pointing (say) Firefox at the local socks port on 8080. (i.e. all
steps th
Let's say I want to access a website and appear to be from country X. I
can't use Tor because there are no exit nodes for Country X.
Can I:
a) buy a VPS from a hosting company that provides an IP that is from
Country X?
b) use torsocks to login to my VPS via ssh.
c) download a browser that
User agent is Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:38.0) Gecko/20100101
Firefox/38.0
AIUI, NT 6.1 is Windows 7 and current Firefox version is 44.0.
Also, does that mean that TBB used an "old" version of Firefox?
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In the past I setup Tor with separate Vidalia and Privoxy tools.
When I use now TorBrowser package then there is no need to install them any
more.
At least it is not visible any more.
Are Vidalia and Privoxy completely outdated and deprecated?
Ben
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