Fabian Keil пишет: > bao song <[email protected]> wrote: > > >> Two months??? I have had trouble with Yahoo Mail via Privoxy for more >> than four years. >> > > I'm sorry to hear that. > > Are you by any chance using the Vidalia bundle which unfortunately > contains a Privoxy version that is several years out of date? > > >> At first, I was given some config file modifications >> for Privoxy so it would allow me to use Yahoo Mail, but this disabled a >> lot of the stuff Privoxy did, and I wanted that stuff for other sites. >> Also, I was still unable to log out of Yahoo Mail even with the >> modifications someone had posted. So I now disable all of Privoxy when >> signing out of Yahoo Mail. Here, behind a Middle Eastern firewall, the >> Yahoo Mail signout is often blocked by the firewall, as well as by >> Privoxy for reasons that escape me. Sometimes, I can sign out if I don't >> use Tor at all. Other times, I can only sign out if I use Tor without >> Privoxy. Yahoo mail is accessible through Privoxy, but all style sheets >> are disabled, so the display is rather annoying. Annoying or not, I use >> Privoxy until I need to sign out, disable Privoxy, sign out of Yahoo >> Mail, then turn Privoxy back on in default mode. I'm still not sure what >> it is about Yahoo Signout that Privoxy (and the local firewall) see the >> need to block. >> > > That sounds like a lot more work than simply upgrading > your Privoxy version or even back porting the action file > changes manually. > > As far as I know, the Yahoo-related problems have been fixed > quite some time ago and if you still notice any problems with > Privoxy 3.0.12 or later, feel free to report them so we can > fix them. > > Fabian >
I have installed the latest stable verison for Windows but nothing changed. Now I use Vidalia 0.1.14, Tor 0.2.0.35, Privoxy 3.0.6 Do I need use testing or unstable version? P.S. Under Linux Debian I have such problem too, but some little than under Windows. There I use standart packages for Debian Lenny AMD64.
