You should see indication of Tor's self-test in the log file you specified
(/var/log/tor). If you don't see a log file or an empty log file, I would
lean toward a configuration issue.
If the logs indicated that the self-test has successfully completed as
Roman mentioned, you may just have to
On Thu, Nov 21 2013, anonymous coward wrote:
Hello,
I consider to use Orbot on my Android 4.x device. I have some questions
about Orbot.
How mature is Orbot? Is it generally safe to use?
How does it work technically, is it a kind of proxy app or does it work
like a VPN software?
When
Roger Dingledine:
Almost true. check.tp.o will no longer be the homepage (which also
gives a usability advantage on startup -- a local homepage will mean
you're not waiting for some outside page to load, and you're not
doing it while your Tor is bootstrapping its directory information,
making
bm-2d9whbg2vekslcsgbtplgwdlqypizsq...@bitmessage.ch writes:
Since I thought it might be interesting to consider the potential
implications of BGP-related attacks described above if applied to guard or
exit relays, I wanted to share the following article:
On Thu, 21 Nov 2013 01:39:47 -0800
Yuri y...@rawbw.com wrote:
I have a tor relay running with default parameters, see torrc below.
Ports 9001 and 9030 are forwarded WAN-tor server on LAN in router, and
LAN-WAN is open.
There are no messages in log, all seems to be ok.
'No messages'? So
