Re: tor-browser bundle on XP
On Sat, Jan 17, 2009 at 09:28:20PM +, mikel.ander...@juno.com wrote: > I understand and agree about getting too close to the bleeding-edge. > I look forward to TBB w/FF3, with anticipation. Thank you for all > your hard work. Tor Browser Bundle 1.1.8 now includes Firefox 3 (3.0.5 to be precise). It can be downloaded from the usual place: https://www.torproject.org/torbrowser/ Steven. -- w: http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/users/sjm217/
Re: tor over ipv6
> For anyone who wants to try IPv6: If you're running Linux, there's a write-up on http://www.pps.jussieu.fr/~jch/software/ipv6-connectivity.html Juliusz
Re: setting up a TOR relay
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Maurizio Lombardi wrote: > Hi, > > I have a little stupid question: > > In the near future i will buy a little MIPS-based board running Linux > and i would like to set up a TOR relay with it. > The problem is that i have an extremely limited amount of RAM ( 64 Mb > ) and i read > that a tor relay generally needs 768 Mb for a 10 Mbit connection. > > Considering the fact that my bandwidth is limited to 30 Kb/s (240 Kbps) > can it works with just 64 Mb of RAM? (Maybe limiting the number of connections?) > > What about 128 Mb of RAM? > > Thanks for the help. > Ciao Maurizio, I have (tried) to run a tor relay on a Linksys WRT54G board with about 4MB of ram. It does not work well and runs out of ram quickly. I gave the details of how I did it on this list so you can search the archives. As a reference for how much ram one needs, I do have experience running tor in an "embedded" environment but on an i386 box. Node "simba" has been running for months and boots tor-ramdisk, a micro linux distro which basically sets up a ramdisk root filesystem with the bare essentials for a tor server. I set aside 128MB for ramdisk and that's more than enough for BandwidthRate 150KB with BandwidthBurst 200KB --- in fact its overkill. From memory I think I only need 30 MB or so for ramdisk. What I don't have a good feeling for is how much paging memory is needed at those speed. Node "simba" has 4GB of ram and never comes close to using it all but I'm not in front of the box right now and I can't say what its using right now. There is no remote access. (When I walk my dog to the lab later I'll take a look and get back to you:) I also run "bonob2", a relay node on an ordinary box --- its on our lab's ftp server. Its running at BandwidthRate 50KB with BandwidthBurst 75KB. As I write this, ps aux gives RSS of 448 MB and its DataDirectory holds about 21 MB. I would really like to know how these two memory requirements scale with BandwidthRate. I'm teaching a course on embedded devices and as part of our class project we're porting tor-ramdisk to a mips board, probably the RB433AH. This sounds like what you're trying to do. You may want to look at http://opensource.dyc.edu/tor-ramdisk http://opensource.dyc.edu/pub/tor-mipsel-ramdisk/ <- our very alpha port to a MIPS board http://routerboard.com/ <- some of the boards we're looking at - --Tony Basile -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.4.9 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iEYEARECAAYFAkl456MACgkQl5yvQNBFVTXZ4ACgiLyP0kTEi0GMYyEVItdLm42Y cBMAn2uNkfiBQjijj0BO/kzMiJs2HP5r =WtqX -END PGP SIGNATURE-
Re: Discovering Than Several Accounts Belong To One Person
On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 01:34:30PM -0200, my...@lavabit.com wrote 1.1K bytes in 25 lines about: : How to run two stances of Tor, Vidalia and Privoxy if required? How to : make it? Why? -- Andrew
setting up a TOR relay
Hi, I have a little stupid question: In the near future i will buy a little MIPS-based board running Linux and i would like to set up a TOR relay with it. The problem is that i have an extremely limited amount of RAM ( 64 Mb ) and i read that a tor relay generally needs 768 Mb for a 10 Mbit connection. Considering the fact that my bandwidth is limited to 30 Kb/s (240 Kbps) can it works with just 64 Mb of RAM? (Maybe limiting the number of connections?) What about 128 Mb of RAM? Thanks for the help. -- Maurizio Lombardi OpenSolaris 2008.11 on x86_64
Re: Here we go again...tor just stops
On Thursday 22 January 2009 02:04:49 pho...@rootme.org wrote: > On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 04:22:53PM -0500, prae...@yahoo.com wrote 1.5K bytes in 48 lines about: > : As of this morning I had been running tor-0.2.0.32 through Tork 0.29.2 > : without hitch (Mandriva linux 2009.0). Any time I have tried to progress > : to anything beyond this version I run into the same problem every time: > : tor will either not run or, more likely, will run for some period of time > : and then simply stop without any error messages to explain the > : termination. > > Have you run tor with info loglevel yet? Have you run tor inside gdb? > Have you enabled ulimit -c unlimited for core dumps? My ulimit has long since been set at unlimited. As for logging, I had it set to debug but nothing came of it. I have since gone to 0.2.0.33 and am running it at this time. If it craps out like any and all attempts to run 0.2.1.x-alpha versions since 0.2.0.32 stable, I will try running it in gdb. -- "An imbalance between rich and poor is the oldest and most fatal ailment of all republics." --Plutarch signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part.
Re: Discovering Than Several Accounts Belong To One Person
How to run two stances of Tor, Vidalia and Privoxy if required? How to make it? Thanks, znyto. > I run two Tor clients. One client is configured normally, which I use > for web browsing etc. The other has the option 'MaxCircuitDirtiness 0' > which makes Tor set up a new route for every connection request. That > way when I start Thunderbird and get my mail, my 3 accounts on the same > website make 3 connection requests and get 3 separate routes with > separate exit nodes. Now, an observer will still be able to see that an > account is always accessed within a few seconds of 2 other accounts, but > I think this is unlikely to be noticed. > > Marc Young wrote: > Using several accounts of instant messaging, email, IRC and foruns > through Tor we can be spoted by using the same exit node. I need > pratical examples to configure torrc to use MapAddress and > TrackHostExits. > If is possible please examplify it: > 1.For two accounts using single host of IRC > 2.For two accounts using single host of email(POP and SMTP?) > 3.For two accounts using single host of MSN > Thanks, znyto.
