Are you able to start Tor manually without systemd? Anytime I encounter Tor
start issues, I attempt to manually start Tor without the --quiet option to
verify whether it's a torrc issue or something else. You might consider
increasing the Tor logging level, too. Your existing Tor log shows a DNS
timeout error. As I do not operate an exit relay, I don't know whether the DNS
timeout error would cause Tor not to start.
Respectfully,
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On Tuesday, December 14, 2021, 6:06:12 AM PST, yl <t...@yl.ms> wrote:
Hello Roger,
thanks for your helpful tip.
On 12/14/21 12:14 PM, Roger Dingledine wrote:
> My first thought is that somehow during boot Tor fails to start. For
> example, if at that point in the boot process there is no network,
> maybe Tor aborts even before it gets to the point of writing anything
> in its logs. We've definitely had bugs like that over the years.
this was the one really helpful tip.
>
>> Any idea how to troubleshoot this and what to look for?
> Tor will write to stdout before it switches over to writing to the
> logs. So whatever init process is starting Tor can see that output. How
> exactly to get at it... sounds like an adventure diving into how systemd
> works.:)
And then the tip that it writes to stdout and might be some other output
besides from unit "tor".
I see the problem now, and I think it is like you guessed the network is
not ready at that time.
Thanks, will check further.
yl
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