Michael_google gmail_Gersten wrote:
It is my understanding (please correct me if I'm wrong) that Tor will
open a new connection as needed when you ask for an exit port that the
current connections do not support.
I would like to connect to a pop3 and smtp server over ssl (ports 995
and 465)
Kees,
I connect to various safe-mail accounts through secure POP (over
SSL, port 995) to read my mail and have never problems. Or better to say that
when the tor exit node doesn't connect to safe-mail, I just try again a few
minutes later and usually it is ok. My mail program (Thebat) even does
Can you try using .stbmac.exit on that port 465 sending email? I
have secure smtp enabled, or at least, it should be enabled.
Is port 995 now in the default accept list? (rc-9)
If it works with an explicit exit node, but not without an explicit
exit node, then I'd say that's proof that tor does
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Kees,
I connect to various safe-mail accounts through secure POP (over
SSL, port 995) to read my mail and have never problems. Or better to say that
when the tor exit node doesn't connect to safe-mail, I just try again a few
minutes later
Freemor wrote:
If you use the port forwarding feature of ssh then you don't need to
worry about the exit nodes (other then that they allow ssh). once the
ports have been forwarded by ssh you'd connect to them on localhost and
they would get tunnelled through the ssh connection so all the tor
OK, same message again, this time with the correct protocol (ssl instead
of ssh).
I would like to connect to a pop3 and smtp server over ssl (ports 995
and 465) via tor, but I seems that a lot of exit nodes do not allow
connections to these ports (even though they are always authenticated).
Is
It is my understanding (please correct me if I'm wrong) that Tor will
open a new connection as needed when you ask for an exit port that the
current connections do not support.
I would like to connect to a pop3 and smtp server over ssl (ports 995
and 465) via tor, but I seems that a lot of exit
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