Hi @ list,
I am operating a relay for several years and I really do like it and
will do it for more years.
My current relay residents on Pi 4. At first I installed it via apt but
now the 32 Bit sources are no longer available. So I thought I could
build the from source.
The building proces
Am 03.02.2021 um 21:14 schrieb Patrice Bönig:
I am now compiling the new 0.4.4.7 version and by that I saw that the
entry of "systemd support (--enable-systemd)" is is "no". So I assume
that the systemd functionality is not on board, or am I wrong?
How do I enable for t
Hi,
I am also have a tor relay running, but on a RPI 4. No long time ago I
stood at the same point as you are now. I than wrote me a skript, where it:
1. pulls the latest source
2. backs up the old data (identity)
3. compiles and installs tor
4. copies the old data on the new installation
5.
Hello Patrice
would be great if you can share your script , thanks.
Hi,
sure, with pleasure. But I have to say I am not a professional
programmer. There are surely better ways to do this, but it works for me.
Before you can use it you have to make it executable with this command:
chmod +x
Hi @all,
I have a question and I don't know were I have to look at. I am running
a relay (compiled from source) on Raspberry Pi OS Buster. Tor is runs
under the user "pi", so the tor logfile has also the user permission
(chown pi logfile).
Tor starts via crontab (@reboot) but after a reboot
Hi, thanks for your reply.
Are you sure Tor is runnig under user ?pi? and not ?debian-tor?? What
is the value of the ?User? option in torrc? Who is the process owner:
see in `htop`, `top` or similar?
Yes. I am starting tor as user pi with: //usr/local/bin/tor --quiet .
/Therefore the pr
Hi,
sure, I wrote a script for this. I always compile Tor to use it as a
relay on a Raspberry Pi.
I have attached the script.
regards,
Patrice
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