Re: Tor/Vidalia hangs
tor 0207a and vidalia 14 seem to work fine again. The only change I made was to turn of the option of beeing a directory server. Perhaps a bug in 0207a that makes tor servers acting as dirservers not respond in windows? Anyone else that has experienced this with version 0207a? [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev: On Thu, Oct 04, 2007 at 01:19:36AM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote 0.7K bytes in 20 lines about: Is there anything interesting in the tor log file?
Re: Tor/Vidalia hangs
Sorry, nothing unusual in the log file. Two things have happened the last week, tor (and vidalia) crashes or becomes unresponsive. Either way tor doesn't work. And the server once crashed resulting in some corrupted files. I don't know if that server crash was caused by Tor or some other server software. It might have been caused by some other windows software, I don't know. Is there some way for me to find out what causes Tor (and Vidalia) to crash or become unresponsive? If so I would be happy to help. Is there a way for me to find out if Tor/Vidalia crashed my computer, or if the computer crash caused Tor/Vidalia to stop working properly? [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev: On Thu, Oct 04, 2007 at 01:19:36AM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote 0.7K bytes in 20 lines about: Is there anything interesting in the tor log file?
Re: Tor/Vidalia hangs
[EMAIL PROTECTED] @ 2007/10/03 16:19: Have more people experienced this bug, or am I the only one experiencing this? i have experienced this also on my windows xp box. i think it's an issue with vidalia. for me, it has been occurring for a few versions of vidalia now. i've never had tor freeze nor push the cpu to 100% nor have i ever had to kill tor.exe because of non-compliance. on that box i have tor setup as an nt-service, so there is no need for vidalia to start/stop tor. it is using vidalia-0.0.14 and tor-0.1.2.17. it seems to occur when tor is downloading routers. vidalia has to parse this and reflect the new list of routers in the network map view. the newtwork map view needs to be open. it also seems to occur if tor is having trouble building circuits and is constantly failing and creating new circuits. vidalia can't keep up with the updated/active list of circuits. or, if close circuit is used and tor has to build a new circuit, etc. again, this seems to only happen if network map view is open. i'm not certain of this, but i think if vidalia is opened but not used (or, perhaps just the network map is not left open), the 100% cpu/freezing does not occur. someday i might test this hypothesis. then again, it is windows and i'm well acquainted with needing to kill processes in order to keep the system stable. ;) these are just observations and i've got no log files to accompany my claims. signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Tor/Vidalia hangs
I'm running vidalia0014 and tor0207a. The last 5-7 times I started my server, both Vidalia and tor hangs. Vidalia either starts responding or crashes when I shut down the tor.exe process manually. Tor starts working again if I start up Vidalia and start tor from the menu. Perhaps this is a known bug, but if not, does anybody have any good suggestions? I have ended up not bothering to run my tor server the last days/weeks, as I don't know if the alpha code works well enough. (I could go back to 0206a, but I'm waiting for 0208a.) The process tor.exe uses more memory than usual, it's now around 80-90MB. Vidalia uses around 25-45MB (like it normally does). Have more people experienced this bug, or am I the only one experiencing this? /Viking
Re: Tor/Vidalia hangs
On Thu, Oct 04, 2007 at 01:19:36AM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote 0.7K bytes in 20 lines about: Is there anything interesting in the tor log file? -- Andrew
