Setting up a private tor network

Hi I am trying to setup a private tor network and followed all the steps mentioned in the FAQ list. Now when i start running the network initially it used to run properly. But nowadays when i start the network is says do not have enough directory information to build circuits. I tried commenting

Re: Incognito Live CD using Polipo

Hi, I am considering changing the Incognito LiveCD to use Polipo. Excellent news. Polipo config - https://tor-svn.freehaven.net/svn/incognito/branches/polipo/root_overlay/etc/polipo/ First point -- you'll definitely want to set disableLocalInterface. Since you're running with no on-disk

Re: Setting up a private tor network

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi Shreyas, But nowadays when i start the network is says do not have enough directory information to build circuits. Which Tor version do you use? I had a potentially related problem with the current trunk version that had to do with private IP

Library Defeats Tor Followup Addl Info

Ok, promised I would report back. My testing time has been limited so this information is not complete, but will help I think. Here is what I have found: 1) you cannot connect to any tor server until you connect first to a library server, and accept the library TOS, else you get repeated error

Re: Setting up a private tor network

Hi I am using 0.1.2.17. I am planning to run an application over tor so i was not sure puppetor will work. I think i will try using that. My problem is that the logs say that there is enough directory information but still it does not try to make a circuit. I changed the code so that it builds

Re: Setting up a private tor network

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi, I am using 0.1.2.17. I am planning to run an application over tor so i was not sure puppetor will work. I think i will try using that. Then you might encounter problems with 0.1.2.17, because PuppeTor is configured to be used with the

Re: Torbutton 1.1.8-alpha (Usability improvements)

The way I see it there are two reasons to use NewNym: 1) To change ones's pseudonym identity (IP address of exit node) to a new pseudonym identity. In this case all cookies, cache, etc should be cleared to insure the new pseudonym identity is not correlated to the old pseudonym identity.

Re: headers in email

On 10/6/07, Chris Jacobs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: When email is remailed via TOR is it possible to add a header with a contact address for complaints, like in cypherpunk remailers? Hmm. Technically, yes. To do so, you have to run a MITM node that intercepts traffic, looks at it, decides to