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Hi all,
There used to be an option for people in countries that block
Torproject.org to send an email to a bot and get a download link in
return. I cannot find this download option anywhere on the website,
and am wondering if we should make this mor
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Hi all,
In some big censored countries, meek pluggable transports are the only
option to connect to the Tor network without manually obtaining
bridges, a process which I believe many people don't understand enough
to figure it out on their own. Has
Does everybody already know that Nick Sullivan from Cloud Flare
promised to end captcha-blocking tor in 2015 in a talk at the Chaos
Commincation Congress in Germany in Winter 2014?
Check out the QA at end of this talk:
https://media.ccc.de/v/31c3_-_6212_-_en_-_saal_1_-_201412282330_-_heartache_a
Hi. I'm using the Tor SystemD service on Linux. I noticed that stopping
Tor is a significant delay during reboot. It is about 30 s. Can I make
this time smaller?
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Hi. Some old discussions on "stem" and "vidalia" suggest that Tor may be
controlled via a Unix domain socket. This seems like a good way to
control Tor on Unix; I just need to add a user who will control Tor to
the "tor" group. But I can't find anything like a documentation.
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m...@beroal.in.ua:
> Hi. I'm using the Tor SystemD service on Linux. I noticed that stopping
> Tor is a significant delay during reboot. It is about 30 s. Can I make
> this time smaller?
The relevant torrc option is called:
ShutdownWaitLength
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m...@beroal.in.ua:
> Hi. Some old discussions on "stem" and "vidalia" suggest that Tor may be
> controlled via a Unix domain socket. This seems like a good way to
> control Tor on Unix; I just need to add a user who will control Tor to
> the "tor" group. But I can't find anything like a documenta
Thank you for your answer. I looked into "torrc"; I though it describes
all options.
On 15.02.16 14:07, nusenu wrote:
m...@beroal.in.ua:
Hi. Some old discussions on "stem" and "vidalia" suggest that Tor may be
controlled via a Unix domain socket. This seems like a good way to
control Tor on Un
rizzo wrote:
Also, when I once tried the email bot, the only option was to be sent
a download link to Dropbox, which isn't of much use when Dropbox is
also blocked in the country. Has there been any discussion on using
Amazon or Azure servers instead, following the same rationale like the
meek br
Is there any reason for the ShutdownWaitLength to be 30s? That's too
long, no wonder it is so slow to restart the tor service.
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On 15.02.16 14:07, nusenu wrote:
m...@beroal.in.ua:
Hi. Some old discussions on "stem" and "vidalia" suggest that Tor may be
controlled via a Unix domain socket. This seems like a good way to
control Tor on Unix; I just need to add a user who will control Tor to
the "tor" group. But I can't find
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Hi Griffin,
Thanks for the info on Satori and confirming that GetTor is still
relying on Dropbox. Satori is a great idea, though many Android
devices in China, for example, don't come with Google Play anymore,
because so many Google services are blo
m...@beroal.in.ua:
> On 15.02.16 14:07, nusenu wrote:
>> m...@beroal.in.ua:
>>> Hi. Some old discussions on "stem" and "vidalia" suggest that Tor may be
>>> controlled via a Unix domain socket. This seems like a good way to
>>> control Tor on Unix; I just need to add a user who will control Tor t
Pickfire:
> Is there any reason for the ShutdownWaitLength to be 30s? That's too
> long, no wonder it is so slow to restart the tor service.
It is just the nicer way to say goodbye to clients - I guess.
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For what it's worth you might find the following helpful...
https://stem.torproject.org/faq.html#i-m-using-a-controlsocket
Cheers! -Damian
On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 3:51 AM, wrote:
> Hi. Some old discussions on "stem" and "vidalia" suggest that Tor may be
> controlled via a Unix domain socket.
On Sun, Feb 14, 2016, at 06:12 AM, Rusty Bird wrote:
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> Hi coderman,
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> > with VPN approach you don't get to control traffic outside routed
> > range, or before VPN activates, or fail-safe if it drops
> > un-expectedly, or ...
>
> I heard t
On Mon, Feb 15, 2016, at 04:38 AM, rizzo wrote:
> In some big censored countries, meek pluggable transports are the only
> option to connect to the Tor network without manually obtaining
> bridges, a process which I believe many people don't understand enough
> to figure it out on their own. Has
> On 15 Feb 2016, at 7:22 AM, nusenu wrote:
>
>
>
> Pickfire:
>> Is there any reason for the ShutdownWaitLength to be 30s? That's too
>> long, no wonder it is so slow to restart the tor service.
>
> It is just the nicer way to say goodbye to clients - I guess.
I bet shutdown delay has to hav
On 15.02.16 20:48, Ken Cline wrote:
Killing tor can leave them in that FIN_WAIT_2 state in which they cannot be
killed
It's rather an OS flaw.
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On Mon, 15 Feb 2016 11:48:45 +, Ken Cline wrote:
> > On 15 Feb 2016, at 7:22 AM, nusenu wrote:
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> > It is just the nicer way to say goodbye to clients - I guess.
Also, tor then has a chance to gracefully shut down circuits so
that at least short-lived connections don't break by the shutdow
On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 10:26:51PM +0100, Andreas Krey wrote:
> > > It is just the nicer way to say goodbye to clients - I guess.
>
> Also, tor then has a chance to gracefully shut down circuits so
> that at least short-lived connections don't break by the shutdown.
Yes, this is it. Once you star
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Hi Nathan,
Yes, more assistance in solving a stuck connection process would be a
great improvement. Who would I have to pitch on that and possibly help
with usability? I'm not a developer, but I know UX.
For Orbot, does it support meek now?
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On 15/02/16 06:33, rizzo wrote:
> Hi all,
>
Hi,
>
> Also, when I once tried the email bot, the only option was to be sent
> a download link to Dropbox, which isn't of much use when Dropbox is
> also blocked in the country. Has there been any discussion on using
> Amazon or Azure servers instead
Hi ilv,
It's been a while since I tried it. Tried again now and Github works
well -- nice! I didn't know that we are now listing several links for
download. This is good.
ilv:
> When did you try this? We currently send links to download Tor Browser
> from three providers: Dropbox, Google Drive, a
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