I have set up a hidden service for increasing anonymity of managing of
my remote server.
I use the next setting of that service in my torrc-config:
HiddenServiceDir path/to/dir
HiddenServicePort 22 127.0.0.1:22
When I try to connect to my remote server using that hidden service I
have the next res
There are a tor programm in the 'Tor Browser Bundle' which works locally
after starting.
Is it safe to use tor locally? It seems to me that it may be dangerous
from web-sites exploits using holes in FireFox.
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On 9/28/11 11:53 PM, Nick Mathewson wrote:
> On the original question: we do not currently support having the Tor
> client run in the same address space as another application, nor do we
> plan to. If you've absolutely got to have it be a single executable,
> your best option is to link everything
How I can get a Tor Browser which used in "Tor Browser Bundle" along?
(without tor, vidalia, polipo and etc.)?
I have the Tor install on my Debian system and use net-apppications
under transparently-torified users. So I don't need in tor, vidalia,
polipo and etc. from Tor Browser Bundle, only the T
I created the /var/run/tor directory and
restarted Vidalia. Tor still won't start.
The Vidalia log no longer complains about
the missing directory, but that
"Permissions on directory /var/run/tor
are too permissive."
What should the permissions be?
Hi
Each time after running TBB on GNU/Linux, I found 5 items (all
folders) in the Trash folder. I would like to ask if this is normal
behavior. If yes, why are they not removed permanently and instead,
moved to Trash?
1. defaults
2. plugins
3. tmp
4. HTTPSEverywhereUserRules
5. .mozilla
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Hi,
i made some dirty stats by looking at all "reject" lines in Exit
Policies from cached-descriptors.
Then i sorted them, uniq'ed them and made a geoip look on top of them.
Attached you can find the file on which stats are done
(cached-descriptors extraction from 2 October 2011 20.30 GMT+1).
T
On Sun, Oct 02, 2011 at 09:23:15PM +0200, Fabio Pietrosanti (naif) wrote:
> i made some dirty stats by looking at all "reject" lines in Exit
> Policies from cached-descriptors.
>
> Then i sorted them, uniq'ed them and made a geoip look on top of them.
Here are some suggestions to get better accur
> HiddenServicePort 22 127.0.0.1:22
> ssh user@somedomain.onion
> But that password is right and works when I log in using ip-addres.
Read the manual for ssh[d]_config:
LogLevel DEBUG3
Then get a shell on remote box and ssh 127.0.0.1.
It that works, then it may be working via the HS.
If not, turn
