-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi, Good advice, I did some research and finally got it almost working. My only problem now is when I type in the following: sudo etc/init.d/tor start
it displays this: Apr 27 12:25:49.739 [notice] Tor v0.1.0.17. This is experimental software. Do not rely on it for strong anonymity. But that's the only line I get. if I stop the server it claims the process isn't running. If I put a comment symbol (#) before the "Address" parameter it gives me the error message that adress "ubuntu" is pointing to the localhost IP and can't be used. However, if I remove the # and put in my public IP adress behind "address" or the dynamic DNS adress it just gives me the single line and doesn't start the server. On XP having the Address line active with my public IP or the dynamic DNS it all works fine. Could it be a problem because I have Ubuntu 5.10 running as a VMWare image? If so, what can I do to fix this? P.S.: I did remove the whole package and reinstalled it again without a difference. Sincerely, Landorin M schrieb: > Hi You must become superuser (su root) or use sudo to install > packages. Maybe you should read some basic Debian / Linux docs? > > man sudo man su > > M > > > Landorin wrote: >>> Hi, >>> >>> Can anyone help me with getting this set up? I'm a linux newbie >>> > and the >>> commands such as "deb" described in the linux setup tor guide > don't seem >>> to work in my Ubuntu breezy 5.10 vmware image. Using apt-get >>> install tor says something like (translated from > German): >>> "couldn't open lock file /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (13 no >>> authorization) can't get a lock on list directory" >>> >>> Sincerely, Landorin >>> >>> Landorin schrieb: >>>> Peter Palfrader schrieb: >>>> >>>>> It will take a while before your Tor node gets traffic. If >>>>> you > restart >>>>> it every few minutes or hours clients will not turst your > server much >>>>> and avoid it. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> Yeah, that's a big issue. Due to that WSAENOBUFS I'm forced >>>> to > restart >>>> it quite often. :/ Today, I read about the error in more >>>> detail > and I >>>> guess, until that bug is fixed I will consider using my > VMWare-Ubuntu >>>> (pretty nice to use in Windows if you got not much clue about >>>> Linux, works like a player setting up an image file, really >>>> recommendable). >>> > > -- Accelerate cancer research with your PC: > http://www.chem.ox.ac.uk/curecancer.html > > GPG key ID: 4096R/E9FD5518 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.2.1 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iQIVAwUBRFC7gS4XdI7p/VUYAQKbYw/7BIKrXIllQ6et6hw1JDbqzSfRg8ePxaXK BbmLme8BAVrrIACYimrHDrZQIJuxYYyEApbongROCuACNU5xvzYE5p6N1kAPdvLp Ry4PG5cfdQ9q3jqlLQjcnKjYwxYf+N1j4xh/REt7mokpZU8Do2N0fv1J01m0bCKl t07rMlfw19m9Zx/Sw/5ineLynUCCGuj1851nlNQu4EqvH7A0fj7QRS8OFFlRIH/P 36GeZ7AtHZIUr3nIIeDrwenNLlPGgEjLfHcn5CB6M4i02YxS+epGLIzrdmtC4BmX 3Bia5jxzgUn9enrU3oBinC1WD7wvgkCg9868zy3UU2u+fwknn4bKMQzkeAAibuZQ 7uvqDBUslkha3f8C0JX7q0VJyPY+7xetVRLflVbV6MZO1lOzU9d06V0I8b5p5Ape kXR2+MgFBKdKqpieznXPsAsFfeuOOekVlqgL/CBcMB1PEWDxrV5aubZEopFmmPZN UpAyteHEbmzC7UQZrfhZk1ODGb1S4y0E8rSj+X7gTUdwymLUSeDVTueYlS6gnuOY w7DBFh65wNVDGGlBOOonvy/BfZShiKr21bUH3e7Lw0+xuMI51qtDMvTKKI/KsEdb z3e+YNTBfC8Az9exxBA7k0/wq55X22xcYGI31l/ge2twxwXdQvGfVfOLoqJbaCVX LVz46LdvVnU= =1OG8 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
