On Monday 27 October 2008, Steffen Schoenwiese wrote:
As I'm quite certain that such a thing will happen again (my provider
limits the bandwidth after some amount of data has been transfered) I'm
looking for some kind of monitoring for the TOR server. Is there
something out there (mon daemon
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Hi folks!
I'm running Debian testing i386. I update my system on a daily basis
using aptitude.
I added the noreply.org repository to my sources.list, and afterwards
installed tor with aptitude install tor.
I followed the instructions given on
Hello,
I recently started using Tor and Privoxy on Linux and so far everything is
working like it should. However I'm having one small problem. Whenever I try
to connect to irc.freenode.org port 6667, I always get the below message
-leguin.freenode.net- *** Banned: Tor freenode is
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: Now I was testing my setup at torcheck.xenobite.eu, and all is looking
: great so far. However, the second Your current FQDN is not green, but
: instead yellow. It says Lookup/reverse NOT correct.
The idea is that you then configure your IRC client to use 10.40.40.40
(or whatever IP you chose) as the server's IP address. From your description,
I couldn't tell if you had also done that or not. If not, that's probably
the reason it's not working.
David
Grozdan wrote:
I then went
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Did you happen to record the exit node in your circuit to the site?
The simple explanation is it means someone didn't setup their PTR
records correctly.
I think it was a chinese one, Unwatched or something like this.
You might instead want to find out what your bandwidth limit is and use
the AccountingMax option in your torrc. More info at the FAQ:
http://wiki.noreply.org/noreply/TheOnionRouter/TorFAQ#Hibernation
From the tor man page:
If you have bandwidth cost issues, enabling hibernation is preferable
Grozdan wrote:
Hello,
I recently started using Tor and Privoxy on Linux and so far everything is
working like it should. However I'm having one small problem. Whenever I try
to connect to irc.freenode.org port 6667, I always get the below message
-leguin.freenode.net- *** Banned: Tor
On Monday 27 October 2008 19:04:38 Kyle Williams wrote:
Very cool.
How is this different than proxychains?
It seems like they both do the same thing.
I actually wasn't aware of proxychains, which looks like it was written
about the same time as tsocks.
You're right that they more or less do
Good to know. Thank you for a very useful tool!
- Kyle
On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 12:44 PM, Robert Hogan [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
On Monday 27 October 2008 19:04:38 Kyle Williams wrote:
Very cool.
How is this different than proxychains?
It seems like they both do the same thing.
I
Better resolution would be cool. The only thought I have is about the security
risk of leaking important information about the route you are taking.
--- On Mon, 10/27/08, Jonathan Addington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Jonathan Addington [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Geo Tracing/Locate Tor
On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 5:07 PM, jed c [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Better resolution would be cool. The only thought I have is about the
security risk of leaking important information about the route you are taking.
Well, my first thought was just a map of the whole Tor network -- all
listed
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