On Mon, Dec 07, 2009 at 05:53:42PM -0500, Sambuddho Chakravarty wrote:
> I have two issues with the setting up a private Tor network and with
> setting up my own Tor relay
>
> Problem with setting up a private
I am having the same problem. When I put my nickname in EntryNodes, Tor
starts fine, but when I add StrictEntryNodes 1 I get this same error. I
tried putting in my IP instead of my nickname, but Tor then says that
using an IP is not yet supported, using 0.2.1.20.
Sambuddho Chakravarty wrote:
Give us full torrc files of all nodes.
Try to set exit node manually.
2009/12/7 Sambuddho Chakravarty
>
> Dear Tor users
> I have two issues with the setting up a private Tor network and with
> setting up my own Tor relay
>
> Problem with setting up a p
Dear Tor users
I have two issues with the setting up a private Tor network and with
setting up my own Tor relay
Problem with setting up a private Tor network
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1.I have successfully (seems
Dear all
I am trying to set up my own private Tor network . I am referring to the
instructions on the FAQ page :
https://wiki.torproject.org/noreply/TheOnionRouter/TorFAQ#HowdoIsetupmyownprivateTornetwork.3F
In step 2 .
I am planning to use 3 relays and one authority directory server. So I
sh
Karsten Loesing wrote:
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Hi Csaba,
I have seen similar error and warning messages to what you have
mentioned, both with 0.1.2.17 and with 0.2.0.8-alpha.
Quoting from your private mail (with your permission):
I've seen in your doc that y
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Hi Csaba,
> I have seen similar error and warning messages to what you have
> mentioned, both with 0.1.2.17 and with 0.2.0.8-alpha.
Quoting from your private mail (with your permission):
> I've seen in your doc that you are killing and restarting To
Robert Hogan wrote:
I was also setting up my own Tor network based on the instructions in
the FAQ, but I've been trying to reproduce it as a virtual network
running a number of User Mode Linux
based virtual machines on one PC. It is available as a Netkit
laboratory; I think it is quite easy to in
>
> I was also setting up my own Tor network based on the instructions in
> the FAQ, but I've been trying to reproduce it as a virtual network
> running a number of User Mode Linux
> based virtual machines on one PC. It is available as a Netkit
> laboratory; I think it is quite easy to install and
Hi Shreyas,
Sorry for the late response, I've seen your mail on the list only now.
I was also setting up my own Tor network based on the instructions in
the FAQ, but I've been trying to reproduce it as a virtual network
running a number of User Mode Linux
based virtual machines on one PC. It i
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Hi,
> I am using 0.1.2.17. I am planning to run an application over tor so i was
> not sure puppetor will work. I think i will try using that.
Then you might encounter problems with 0.1.2.17, because PuppeTor is
configured to be used with the develop
Hi
I am using 0.1.2.17. I am planning to run an application over tor so i was
not sure puppetor will work. I think i will try using that. My problem is
that the logs say that there is enough directory information but still it
does not try to make a circuit. I changed the code so that it builds
circ
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Hi Shreyas,
> But nowadays when i start the network is says do not
> have enough directory information to build circuits.
Which Tor version do you use? I had a potentially related problem with
the current trunk version that had to do with private IP
Hi
I am trying to setup a private tor network and followed all the steps
mentioned in the FAQ list. Now when i start running the network initially it
used to run properly. But nowadays when i start the network is says do not
have enough directory information to build circuits. I tried commenting th
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