Re: Proper TOR DNS Configuration Testing Help

2007-12-30 Thread Mike Cardwell
Mark Manning wrote: Hello - I'm just starting to pay attention to this mailing list so forgive me if this subject has been brought up before. I'm interested in setting up a [or using an existing] service that could test for a proper DNS configuration [among other things]. The goal being

Re: Proper TOR DNS Configuration Testing Help

2007-12-30 Thread Mike Cardwell
Mark Manning wrote: Hello - I'm just starting to pay attention to this mailing list so forgive me if this subject has been brought up before. I'm interested in setting up a [or using an existing] service that could test for a proper DNS configuration [among other things]. The goal being

TOR and non-contineous internet connections

2007-12-30 Thread Florian D.
Hi folks, I like the TOR project and want to participate. My question: Is it a good idea to set up a server, which is not connected to the internet contineously? -- i.e. I turn on my computer, when I come home from work and turn it off at bedtime, so it runs several hours a day - is this enough?

Re: TOR and non-contineous internet connections

2007-12-30 Thread Alexander W. Janssen
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Florian D. wrote: Hi folks, I like the TOR project and want to participate. My question: Is it a good idea to set up a server, which is not connected to the internet contineously? -- i.e. I turn on my computer, when I come home from work and turn

Re: TOR and non-contineous internet connections

2007-12-30 Thread Georg Sluyterman
Alexander W. Janssen wrote: ---snip--- (...) although I wouldn't advice you run a Tor-node at home if you want to be an Exit-Node. Why? -- Regards Georg

Re: TOR and non-contineous internet connections

2007-12-30 Thread 9teen
Georg Sluyterman wrote: Alexander W. Janssen wrote: ---snip--- (...) although I wouldn't advice you run a Tor-node at home if you want to be an Exit-Node. Why? worst case: you might get your home searched or computers taken away (for some time). At least you may need to write letters

Re: TOR and non-contineous internet connections

2007-12-30 Thread Florian D.
9teen wrote: But bridge-relays or non-exit nodes are also fine and and help the TOR network as well. ok, thx for the answers, will do that.

Re: Running on embedded hardware

2007-12-30 Thread Juliusz Chroboczek
I'm trying to run a tor client on my router in order anomyise my network. - System is: Asus WL-500G (32MB Ram) Nice router. The CPU is a 260 MHz MIPS core from Broadcom that implements almost all of the MIPS32 instruction set (the one exception being the WAIT instruction). - OS is: OpenWRT

Can I somehow setup that the endpoint (=exit node) shuld be in USA ?

2007-12-30 Thread Ben Stover
Can I somehow setup that the endpoint (=exit node) should be in USA ? How do I specify this in Tor or Vidalia? Ben

Re: Running on embedded hardware

2007-12-30 Thread Jan Luehr
Hello, Am Sonntag, 30. Dezember 2007 schrieb Juliusz Chroboczek: I'm trying to run a tor client on my router in order anomyise my network. - System is: Asus WL-500G (32MB Ram) Nice router. The CPU is a 260 MHz MIPS core from Broadcom that implements almost all of the MIPS32 instruction

Re: Can I somehow setup that the endpoint (=exit node) shuld be in USA ?

2007-12-30 Thread phobos
On Sat, Dec 29, 2007 at 07:46:14PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote 0.1K bytes in 12 lines about: : How do I specify this in Tor or Vidalia? TorK offers this functionality, or follow the directions at https://wiki.torproject.org/noreply/TheOnionRouter/TorFAQ#ChooseEntryExit -- Andrew

Re: virtues of middlemen

2007-12-30 Thread Jo
On 30/12/2007, Eugen Leitl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The Tor network so far is largely seen only as an anonymizing layer, to access the real Internet. However, it is fully capable of becoming a real Darknet, provided hidden services achieve a critical mass, and there will be a search engine

RE: We're missing a certificate from authority lefkada with signing key 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000: launching request.

2007-12-30 Thread Cameorn Burns
Not seeing that on my tor server, did have some other odd messages though. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of tor user Sent: Monday, 31 December 2007 1:02 PM To: or-talk@freehaven.net Subject: We're missing a certificate from authority

Lefkada authority missing certs

2007-12-30 Thread Andrew Del Vecchio
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 here's a new error I've never seen before. It just started this afternoon, and I'm using the latest alpha on Ubuntu 7.10: Dec 30 19:06:39.816 [notice] We're missing a certificate from authority lefkada with signing key

Tor: 100% CPU

2007-12-30 Thread lg2005
Hi, I already saw some messages about this but cannot find them back. Tor 0.2.0.15-alpha when I launch it uses 100% CPU. I have to shut it down through CTRL-ALT-DEL, launch it again and the second time it is ok. This wasn't before, I think it began to happen 2 or 3 beta releases ago. Will

Re: Testing bridge capabilities

2007-12-30 Thread Andrew Del Vecchio
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 GRC says port is closed but not stealthed. Firestarter shows that I have a remote connection via tor on port 433, and TCP433 is allowed. What could still be going wrong here? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Andrew - -- People just like you

Re: Testing bridge capabilities

2007-12-30 Thread Drake Wilson
Quoth Andrew Del Vecchio [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 2007-12-30 21:18:29 -0800: GRC says port is closed but not stealthed. Firestarter shows that I have a remote connection via tor on port 433, and TCP433 is allowed. What could still be going wrong here? Okay, you know what? _443_ or _433_? Which