| spamham | is there some simple way to set up a local "proxy" that will catch requests to, say, localhost/www.example.com and forward them through the local tor socks proxy? |
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| spamham | (to make up for firefox's apparent inability to set per-tab proxies...) |
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| spamham | I suppose you'd have to rewrite the html links in the returned html pages too |
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| bja | spamham: i heard about foxy proxy or something like it, people said it worked wonders, i just haven't got the time to try it out |
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| Tas | the proxy autoconfiguration file can do that, too |
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| Tas | all about pac files: http://www.returnproxy.com/ |
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| spamham | bja: right, could try that again... had some issues with getting tor-dns to work, but maybe with privoxy or polipo one won't need any special treatment for dns |
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| spamham | (if firefox sends the hostname to the proxy rather than trying to resolve it itself) |
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| anrxc | spamham: do you know newer firefox can send dns requests trough socks proxy? |
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| spamham | anrxc: yes. But it's harder if you want to use foxy-proxy to only use tor for .onion urls :) seemed to work or fail at random ;) |
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| spamham | (foxyproxy switches the proxy on or off depending on url) |
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| __Lirezh | I've integrated dirservers1, is there another configuration I need to add ? |
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| BarkerJr | is my tor relay tax deductible? |
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| nickm | donated services generally aren't tax-deductible in the US, I think. but i am not a lawyer. :) |
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| wseltzer | The IRS has a pamphlet on deductible expenses: # |
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| wseltzer | # |
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| wseltzer | err, that was supposed to be a paste of the URL |
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| wseltzer | http://www.irs.gov/publications/p526/ar02.html |
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| spamham_ | maybe if you bought the server for the express purpose? but IANAL |
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| nickm | if you _gave_ the tor project the server, probably. |
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| nickm | but fwiw, if we knew a way for all server ops to claim a tax deduction, we'd tell people about ut. :) |
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| __Lirezh | Hmm what is the trouble with eventdns.c ? |
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| __Lirezh | I forgot how I made that compileable |
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| __Lirezh | using mingw |
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| __Lirezh | hm |
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| __Lirezh | nm |
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| nickm | it builds on mingw for us most days |
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| andreij | is there any tor discussion board? |
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| phobos | not yet |
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| phobos | BarkerJr: we've been advised tor relays are not tax deductible under USA laws, however if you want to try for the deduction, they can say no |
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| phobos | or maybe the IRS says yes and people can then donate their relay costs, but only if it's dedicated to just tor |
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| andreij | my tor is not able to load OR descriptors, the hole day, i am from germany |
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| phobos | what version of tor? |
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| andreij | vidalia 0.1.15, also AdvTor |
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| andreij | week ago it worked |
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| andreij | "connection to a relay directory failed (no route to host)" |
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| phobos | what is advtor? |
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| andreij | some other tor client |
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| phobos | we also updated tor directory authorities and new versions last week |
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| phobos | that vidalia 0.1.15 is old |
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| BarkerJr | maybe you just need to give out receipts to tor relays for the value of their donation? |
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| BarkerJr | I don't really care, though... I don't spend enough on tor to matter :) |
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| andreij | my tor works after a new install.. |
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| phobos | BarkerJr: that's exactly what we can't do |
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| phobos | we can say "thank you for running a relay from (start date) to (end date), you've helped provide online anonymity, privacy, blah, blah, blah..." |
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| phobos | but the person doing the deducting has to value their donation, not us |
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| phobos | because it's a conversation between the person and their tax authority |
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| phobos | "i donated a tor server valued at $1 billion us dollars in 2009" irs> lol, try you paid $100/mo for 2 months. denied! welcome to auditland! |
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| BarkerJr | :P |
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| BarkerJr | isn't my service priceless to the users? :P |
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| phobos | to the users, yes |
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| phobos | not to the irs |
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| BarkerJr | hehe |
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| Mudkipz | Hello? |
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| BarkerJr | lo |
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| BarkerJr | r1eo, I just filed 1233 for corrupt bridge history |
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| __Lirezh | is tor overloaded ? I keep getting "Directory busy, try again later" |
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| BarkerJr | can you tell what directory it is? |
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| __Lirezh | Jan 26 03:27:47.236 [info] connection_dir_request_failed(): Giving up on directory server at '195.22.10.229'; retrying |
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| __Lirezh | Jan 26 03:27:48.024 [info] connection_dir_request_failed(): Giving up on directory server at '128.31.0.34'; retrying |
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| __Lirezh | I also got: Jan 26 03:27:48.502 [debug] directory_get_from_dirserver(): Deferring serverdesc fetch: all authorities are in use. |
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| __Lirezh | My boot is stuck at 45% |
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| __Lirezh | i tried removing the data directory a few times, no help |
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| BarkerJr | just to be sure, you are on 0.2.1.22 or 0.2.2.7-alpha, right? |
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| __Lirezh | yes .22 |
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| __Lirezh | I am getting a lot of those serverfetch errors |
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| BarkerJr | I'm not seeing them |
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| __Lirezh | Have any idea about possible causes? |
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| BarkerJr | not from me, sorry |
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| __Lirezh | Hmm I also see: Jan 26 03:25:20.839 [info] router_pick_trusteddirserver(): No trusted dirservers are reachable. Trying them all again. |
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| __Lirezh | This might be the real cause |
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| __Lirezh | I had the same error before, that's why I upgraded to latest 0.2.1.22 |
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| __Lirezh | that's why it is stuck at 45% i guess |
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| __Lirezh | Crazy I keep getting Jan 26 03:53:26.748 [debug] directory_get_from_dirserver(): Deferring serverdesc fetch: all authorities are in use. |
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| __Lirezh | Still boot is locked to 45% because the servers deny me the descriptor download |
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| andreij | can i see all the descripptor data tor is downloadloading with the standard client.. |
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| andreij | onion keys etc.. |
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| andreij | ? |
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| __Lirezh | Hey |
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| __Lirezh | is it possible FetchDirInfoEarly is flawed in the late releases ? |
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| __Lirezh | That might have caused my issues |
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| __Lirezh | 6 hours of bug searching ;) |
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| __Lirezh | 7 |
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| nsa | or: Christopher Davis <chrisd@mangrin.org>: 2010-01-20 17:20:41 [polipo/master]: Detect overflow when parsing integers. |
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| nsa | or: Christopher Davis <chrisd@mangrin.org>: 2010-01-26 04:54:47 [polipo/master]: Merge branch 'parseint' |
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| r1eo | number of running relays goes down. |
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| Sebastian | __Lirezh: flawed in what way? |
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| Sebastian | also, why do you set that option? |
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| Sebastian | ln5: hey. It looks like the guy at Apple didn't tell the truth |
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| Sebastian | ln5: compiling openssl 0.9.8l on OS X and statically linking Tor against it creates a working tor |
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| Sebastian | ln5: also, no update on my bugreport with apple |
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| cweiske | Hi. I am using tor 0.2.0.35 on my debian server and constantly get "Not enough good signatures on networkstatus consensus" in my log files. what can I do? |
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| cweiske | (3 good ones0 |
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| cweiske | ) |
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| ln5 | syn |
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| Sebastian | ack |
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| ln5 | tnx |
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| ln5 | Sebastian: hey. so it's been verified that /usr/lib/libssl.0.9.8.dylib |
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| ln5 | doesn't work with tor? |
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| Sebastian | cweiske: hrm. weasel: any updates on the new package? |
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| ln5 | i would do it myself if only i could understand why that dyld creature doesn't honour DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH. |
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| weasel | Sebastian: which new package? |
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| Sebastian | weasel: the new 0.2.0.35 package |
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| weasel | it will be in the next stable point release. |
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| Sebastian | ah ok |
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| Sebastian | like my new glibc :? |
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| Sebastian | hrm |
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| Sebastian | which authority is down? |
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| Sebastian | ln5: I think so. |
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| cweiske | Sebastian, if you mean me: "Unable to load consensus directory downloaded from server '213.73.91.31:443'" |
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| weasel | http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/main/t/tor/tor_0.2.0.35-1~lenny2_i386.deb |
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| weasel | http://release.debian.org/proposed-updates/stable.html |
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| Sebastian | cweiske: hrm, that's dannenberg |
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| andreij | how do i open a stream like in control-spec |
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| andreij | tcp connect to op port? |
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| Shaman | hello, world |
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| Shaman | what would be a fair number of file desc for 256kB/512kB of bw allocated to tor? |
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| Shaman | w/ 4096, it still continues to cry |
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| Sebastian | Shaman: At least 10k |
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| Sebastian | Shaman: but there's not really a good reason to limit it at all, so why not give it more |
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| Sebastian | cweiske: hrm. A good solution would be to upgrade to 0.2.1.22 |
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| Sebastian | https://www.torproject.org/docs/debian |
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| Shaman | Sebastian: I simply want to have a limit for sec purpose. |
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| Sebastian | what kind of security? |
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| cweiske | Sebastian, thanks - will try that |
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| Sebastian | cweiske: That's a good idea anyways |
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| Shaman | I don't want to have a process that can virtually break the system if it start to work bad (ie eat all the possible file descriptor for the whole system) |
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| cweiske | Sebastian, that version is the latest stable in debian, the reason I have it |
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| cweiske | but I'll use the newer ones now |
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| Sebastian | cweiske: I know. Debian doesn't like updating software ;) |
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| Sebastian | Shaman: well sure, just set it to 20k. That should be sufficient. |
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| Shaman | I just did that right now. Will see if it's better |
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| Sebastian | uSuRa: ping |
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| Shaman | I'm quite impressed by how fast new connections are comming, once the tor is started |
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| Sebastian | ln5: So if your Apple guy can tell us why Tor with static openssl works and the one with dynamically loaded openssl doesn't, that'd be neat. Otherwise, he can claim whatever he want |
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| ln5 | Sebastian: Sure. I've just convinced my dyld to load /usr/lib/libssl.0.9.8.dylib instead of the /opt/local/lib one from macports. How would I confirm that I have or have not the renegotiation problem? |
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| Sebastian | start Tor |
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| Sebastian | without a torrc |
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| ln5 | so i have, but do i have to actually push traffic through it to verify? |
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| Sebastian | no |
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| ln5 | i'd like to read some debug output |
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| Sebastian | Tor will warn if renegotiation fails |
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| ln5 | linus-2:~% DYLD_PRINT_LIBRARIES=y tor -f /tmp/empty |
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| ln5 | dyld: loaded: /usr/lib/libssl.0.9.8.dylib |
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| ln5 | dyld: loaded: /usr/lib/libcrypto.0.9.8.dylib |
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| ln5 | [...] |
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| ln5 | Jan 26 10:38:32.482 [notice] Tor has successfully opened a circuit. Looks like client functionality is working. |
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| ln5 | Jan 26 10:38:32.482 [notice] Bootstrapped 100%: Done. |
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| ln5 | -rwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 894736 Nov 21 04:02 /usr/lib/libssl.0.9.8.dylib |
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| ln5 | now, one can wonder whether that library is really the newest 0.9.8l. |
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| ln5 | i'll try to find out |
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| andreij | does tor proxy have a config file on win? |
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| andreij | ah k |
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| Sebastian | ln5: http://paste.debian.net/57680/ |
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| ln5 | hmm... I run 0.2.2.6-alpha |
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| SwissTorExit | morning to everyone, it is some problems with Tor network ? i have only 280 relays founds and it work really bad |
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| Sebastian | yes, there is a problem. We're working on the fix. |
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| SwissTorExit | hi Sebastian, good morning my friend, oh ok, so it's not by me while the last git libevent have compile problem too but that other thing :P |
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| SwissTorExit | thanks Sebastian and i will see about the news, good luck ;D |
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| cweiske | is it normal that the log is full of "404 not found" info messages? |
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| Sebastian | cweiske: not really. Paste one of them, please? |
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| Sebastian | cweiske: we're currently experiencing a very unstable Tor network. |
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| cweiske | http://paste2.org/p/632849 |
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| cweiske | btw, I have tor 0.2.1.22-1 now |
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| Sebastian | yes |
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| Sebastian | hrm |
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| Sebastian | wth |
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| cweiske | but the connection seems to work now |
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| Sebastian | it should |
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| Sebastian | the log messages are there because of general network problems |
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| Sebastian | sorry for your problems |
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| cweiske | no problem |
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| cweiske | i'm used to problems :) |
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| Sebastian | that's a little sad to hear |
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| ln5 | Sebastian: manage too bootstrap with v0.2.2.7-alpha (git-69c0147ea6725a63) too, using /usr/lib/libcrypto.0.9.8.dylib |
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| Sebastian | ln5: did you see my pastebin? |
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| ln5 | could you get hold of ls -l and md5 of failing libcrypto.0.9.8.dylib? |
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| ln5 | yup |
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| ln5 | we have about the same stuff loaded, I'll comment with my output |
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| ln5 | in the paste |
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| Sebastian | MD5 (/usr/lib/libssl.0.9.8.dylib) = c4d404ab688c502dfe0a0aefcebf3c5c |
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| Sebastian | erm |
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| Sebastian | you asked for the other file |
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| ln5 | no, libssl is fine |
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| Sebastian | MD5 (/usr/lib/libcrypto.0.9.8.dylib) = 2a592d45bfdaa227cc2f3edd83285b9b |
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| ln5 | but my paste was bad |
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| ln5 | how do i tell the pastebin to behave? |
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| Sebastian | hm? |
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| ln5 | MD5 (/usr/lib/libssl.0.9.8.dylib) = c4d404ab688c502dfe0a0aefcebf3c5c |
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| ln5 | we have the same library, weird |
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| ln5 | I commented on your pastebin but it got formatted badly |
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| Sebastian | ah. no idea. |
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| ln5 | http://paste.debian.net/57682/ |
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| ln5 | pretty weird, huh? |
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| Sebastian | erm |
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| Sebastian | yes. |
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| cweiske | Sebastian, thanks for you help and goodbye |
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| Sebastian | thanks for running a relay |
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| Sebastian | ln5: we should probably document this in bug 1225... I have no idea what's going on. |
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| ln5 | I'll try to squeeze it in tonight. If you beat me to it, so be it. ;-) |
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