Bug affects me too, but the following workaround is successful (as mentioned
several times above):
1. disable ipv6 by adding net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6 = 1 to
/etc/sysctl.conf
2. change all localhost lines to 127.0.0.1 in the /etc/privoxy/config file
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Is this ever going to be address by the package maintainers?
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same problem here
+ mostly very, very sluggish performance when running with opera 10.10 or
firefox 3.5.6
uninstall claimed to free 311MB disk space.
privoxy 3.0.13-1, karmic latest updates, kernel 2.6.31(-16?)
workaround ::1 autostarts here, but only works for firefox,
opera won't accept
Roland,
Your uploaded 3.0.15-2 does not fix all the problems caused by this bug.
Your fix, if I'm not mistaken, forces privoxy to listen on IPv6 ::1
(localhost) instead of IPv4 127.0.0.1. This breaks IPv4 applications
that attempt to forward stuff to privoxy. the workaround that I use
until a
I just uploaded a new 3.0.15-2 version to the Debian archive, that should solve
this issue.
Maybe someone is interested to try out, whether this is the solution for you.
If the package is not available via the Debian archive, have a look at
http://www.spinnaker.de/debian/privoxy.html
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I had this problem running privoxy under Ubuntu karmic with all
available updates installed through 12 Dec 2009 :
Privoxy (version 2.0.0.23 (20090817)) installed but after a week or so,
it would never actually load, whether started from the command line or
by Vidalia.
All of privoxy's files were
sorry, I gave the incorrect version of privoxy in my post above at #34.
Instead of 'Privoxy (version 2.0.0.23 (20090817))' it should read as
'Privoxy (version 3.0.13-1)'
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Thanks Greg Eden for the workarounds on Tor.
I am using JAP Jondo instead, but I will try to use Tor this way.
Rgds.
Victor
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I'm wondering if this is related to
rc2 currently does not wait for localhost
from
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FoundationsTeam/Specs/LucidUpstartServerReview -
which links to a possibly related bug in samba - bug #462169.
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FYI, I tried the above listen address is set to 127.0.0.1:8118 instead
of localhost:8118 workaround and it didn't work for me. Privoxy still
failed to start on boot (although a later manual start worked fine).
From /var/log/privoxy/logfile:
Error: Can not resolve 127.0.0.1: Address family for
Confusion continues. With no apparent updates, and before I could apply
the IPv6 workaround, one of my machines has started working correctly
again, starting privoxy at startup.
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Since this also affects me with Ubuntu 9.10 (not with earlier versions),
I am setting this bug to confirmed.
** Changed in: privoxy (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Low
** Changed in: privoxy (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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@ richardgv #27 - sorry, yes, I have the listen address as
127.0.0.1:8118 in my config too. Before this bug really took hold, that
was the first change necessary top get karmic working on comparison with
Jaunty. Glad those two workarounds work for you too.
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This has been driving me to distraction too, as the combination of
privoxy and epiphany-webkit is great. I think I have just stumbled onto
a temporary workaround, which hopefully will help to locate the bug. If
you disable IPv6, it starts correctly.
I put the line:-
@Stevan Kew Ell
The workaround does not work for me. After disabling ipv6, I receive still the
same error:
Nov 17 11:02:53.989 b77028d0 Fatal error: can't bind to localhost:8118:
The hostname is not resolvable
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Hopefully this bug can be fixed soon.
@Stevan Kew Ell
I just found the workaround works if listen address is set to 127.0.0.1:8118
instead of localhost:8118. Thanks.
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I have the same issue. 127.0.0.1:8118 workaround doesn't work for me,
too. Reinstallation does not work, either.
Nov 14 10:38:19.591 b77198d0 Fatal error: can't bind to localhost:8118: The
hostname is not resolvable
Nov 14 11:36:50.056 b78ad8d0 Fatal error: can't bind to 127.0.0.1:8118: The
hello,
After last kernel update for karmic, the bug is appear again.
I need all new start reinstall privoxy .
So bug still , depend of the kernel it seem.
best regards
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I'm running kubuntu so I don't get wireless until knetworkmanager has
run, -after- desktop login.
For me, Privoxy starts, but never seems to notice that I have a got a
network . It seems to assume that if there was no network when it
started up, there never will be one. So I have to restart the
On my desktop (wired ethernet only), changing the privoxy upstart script
to depend on $named seems to work, but it doesn't work on my notebook
(wireless only).
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If the system will not let you uninstall privoxy without removing tor,
just leave it there and bypass with above settings. The changes you made
to the first line of privoxy config are ignored and can be removed.
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@836v
If you only want tor then you can bypass privoxy altogether. Just
Uninstall privoxy and set tor to use Socks5, 127.0.0.1 and port 9050. In
foxyproxy edit the setup to these settings and it will work without
privoxy.
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I can confirm this problem (hostname is not resolvable) with karmic rc
- the workaround with setting the listen-address to ::1 worked for me.
I work on a laptop with only WLAN connection - probably name resolution
is not available fast enough? I *think* I saw the same problem with
another daemon
Still a problem here (up to date with kernel 2.6.31-14) on one of two
installations. I wonder if it's anything to do with peculiarities of the
hardware, and in particular the problem occurs on a pretty fast box
(boots in under half a minute). Workaround was to rename
/etc/rc2.d/S20privoxy to
Hello,
From Karmic beta1 and all last updates, i have no more problem with
privoxy, it boot enable again.
So fixed for me
my best
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Encountered the same on new install of 9.10, but not on the installation
I've been running since early alpha (both 64-bit). Changing the config
file to '127.0.0.1:8118' doesn't make any difference.
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Per the above suggestion I reininstalled privoxy 3.0.13-1 but it still
does not start at boot.
Still seeing:
Sep 24 09:06:51.303 b805e8d0 Fatal error: can't bind to localhost:8118:
The hostname is not resolvable
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well bug still, today i become this message:
Sep 23 11:25:34.732 7f11e92f26f0 Fatal error: can't check configuration
file '/home/starslights/config': No such file or directory
i have need reinstall again privoxy .
Kubuntu Karmic 9.10 64 bits, 2.6.31-10-generic and privoxy 3.0.13 on
home
well , after restarted, privoxy are enable at start again.
So just reinstall privoxy and all will run again fine. The config will
not lost, it just fix the braked link.
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I can second this, for privoxy 3.0.13-01 on a fresh karmic alpha 6
install.
/var/log/privoxy/logfile reads
Fatal error: can't bind to localhost:8118: The hostname is not
resolvable
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hello,
i am on Kubuntu karmic 64 bits, 2.6.31-10-generic and privoxy 3.0.13 on
home encrypted
It have always right worked so far but from the last update , it was
unable to start at boot and don't find anymore the config.
I have reinstalled it and work again. I have not restarted the system
Confirmed on upgrade from Jaunty to Karmic; S20privoxy exists in
/etc/rc{2345}.d/ linked to /etc/init.d/privoxy but does not start on
boot.
No error messages seen in daemon.log.
Scripts start Privoxy successfully when manually invoked.
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