Few days ago I've successfully combined Tor and PHP and am utilizing them now.
Regarding Tor nodes... where is that list stored on a computer.
I am currently harvesting http://belegost.mit.edu/tor/ and using regular
expression to put each node in a DB by its name, uptime, IP...etc.
This makes me
Thank you very much...,
I didn't know that even if it is simple... :)
David O Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: At 3:21 pm on Thursday, February 15,
2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mr.
Blue) said:
Like: /usr/local/bin/tor
If I just type tor than it doesn't work.
That will be because your PATH
At 3:21 pm on Thursday, February 15, 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mr.
Blue) said:
Like: /usr/local/bin/tor
If I just type tor than it doesn't work.
That will be because your PATH environment variable for nobody doesn't
include /usr/local/bin
You can change this by doing something like:
I've found put that if I want to make nobody utilize Tor I must submit FULL
path to Tor
Like: /usr/local/bin/tor
If I just type tor than it doesn't work.
Now, when I try to execute Tor command like nobody I get this message:
[notice] Tor v0.1.1.26. This is experimental software. Do not rely on
Mr. Blue wrote:
I've found put that if I want to make nobody utilize Tor I must submit
FULL path to Tor
Like: /usr/local/bin/tor
If I just type tor than it doesn't work.
Now, when I try to execute Tor command like nobody I get this message:
[notice] Tor v0.1.1.26. This is experimental
Thank you VERY much!
Main problem is that I've never been aware of DataDirectory
And in my torrc file is commented out so I'll uncomment it and alter it if
needed.
James Muir [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Mr. Blue wrote:
I've found put that if I want to make nobody utilize Tor I must submit
FULL
Actually Windows does exactly the same thing...
I'm sorry I have started this discussion, which is off-topic for this list.
My point is merely that giving user ``nobody'' access to tor's data is
a tragically bad idea. This has nothing to do with Windows.
Hm...,
Why no one answers?
Did I said something wrong?
Mr. Blue [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey Crew.
Thanks to all for your help.
First for all I would like to say that this file.php(which is manipulating Tor)
will be located in admin area ONLY and will be intended for use ONLY by admin.
Admin
- that
efffectively shut down the internet for days was on UNIX...
Windows might have its problems but they are not unique.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Juliusz Chroboczek
Sent: Tue 13/02/2007 06:53
To: or-talk@freehaven.net
Subject: Re: PHP coder needs Tor details
@freehaven.net
Subject: Re: Re: PHP coder needs Tor details
On Tue, Feb 13, 2007 at 10:25:54AM -, Tony wrote:
This is offtopic, but...
Actually Windows does exactly the same thing. e.g. the 'Network
Service' and 'Local Service' accounts. See
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security
On Tue, Feb 13, 2007 at 07:12:01PM -, Tony wrote:
Microsoft Outlook is part of Microsoft Office - not part of Windows. Possibly
you mean Outlook Express.
[snip]
This off-topic thread has gone on for too long.
Please stop this thread now.
-Paul
--
Paul Syverson
On Feb 13, 2007, at 9:37 AM, Michael Holstein wrote:
Because TOR is running in the foreground in that terminal. If you
want to background the process, put a '' after the command .. eg:
'/path/to/tor '
Or you could put the following entry in the config file:
RunAsDaemon 1
Hey Crew.
Thanks to all for your help.
First for all I would like to say that this file.php(which is manipulating Tor)
will be located in admin area ONLY and will be intended for use ONLY by admin.
Admin area is protected by Apache pass authentication (Digest) over SSL and
after that is
Um .. send the signal to the pid of tor?
(or do it the lazy way and do 'killall -SIGNAL tor' from the command line)
see the PidFile part of torrc. Something sensible like /var/run/tor.pid
comes to mind ... Then just 'kill $signal $pid'.
Note : to make this work, the command that executes the
Mr. Blue writes:
Problem 1:
I start Tor by simply typing tor in command line(FreeBSD 6.x). When I tried
to stop it by SIGNALS form Tor man pages none of them worked.
Obviously SIGNALS are not ment to be passed to Tor through command line(This
MUST be in a man but it ISN'T!), while
Thank you,
Seth and Michael
Obviously I haven't comprehend what SIGNAL really is.
For me that was just another app specific command/function.
Thanks for clarifing this... now I understand and am successfull in starting
and stoping Tor.
From my question it is obvious that I am totally UNIX
To shorten... How do I allow nobody to utilize Tor (It can already
do that but I must start it like a root and stop it like a root)
Please don't.
The very reason Unix is more secure than Windows is that Unix actively
uses the permission system to prevent insecure things like PHP from
munging
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