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by WacoJohn in General Questions
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![]() | Danja 6 months ago |
$ /etc/init.d/tor stop
[FAIL] Stopping tor daemon...failed (/usr/sbin/tor died: process 2204 not running; or permission denied).
pi@raspberrypi ~ $ ps ax | grep tor
2204 ? S 0:57 /usr/sbin/tor --defaults-torrc /usr/share/tor/tor-service-defaults-torrc --hush
2482 ?
by mifudd in General Questions
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![]() | Danja 6 months ago |
You should have Polipo as well in your Tor Browser Bundle Distro.
Usually Polipo uses
proxyAddress = "127.0.0.1"
proxyPort = 8118
Try to put these settings in Iron Chrome and see what happens.
The full scheme should look like this:
Iron -> localhost:8118 Polipo -> localhos
by WacoJohn in General Questions
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![]() | Danja 6 months ago |
Bandwidth window ... Receive 0 bytes Sent 0 bytes.
"WacoJohn"
Did you try to download/upload anything via proxy connection it made on 127.0.0.1:9050 ?
by WacoJohn in General Questions
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![]() | Danja 6 months ago |
Set Vidalia to be an Exit Relay.
"WacoJohn"
Omg, why??
PS: It seems, that your Tor doesnt stop when Vidalia stops. You should stop it manually before running Vidalia again:
# /etc/init.d/tor stop
by WacoJohn in General Questions
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![]() | Danja 6 months ago |
Uncomment this line in /etc/tor/torrc
Log notice file /var/log/tor/notices.log
Then restart tor:
# /etc/init.d/tor restart
Then wait for several minutes. Then open browser, and try to use localhost:9050 proxy. If it is says "Connection error" or something, go to /var/log
by WacoJohn in General Questions
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![]() | Danja 6 months ago |
This is config file: /etc/tor/torrc
by WacoJohn in General Questions
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![]() | Danja 6 months ago |
?re you able to connect to Tor network?
by Admin in Running a Server
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![]() | Danja 6 months ago |
Browser? This tutorial is about server-side hosting, there is no such thing as browser there. Browser is for other people to access your server from their computers, it should not be installed on server.
To access your hidden service you should do whatever you usually do to access other .onio
by Sergio in General Questions
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![]() | Danja 7 months ago |
Looks like Cookieswap doesn't work w/version 17. It's a nice addition to Firefox, but I'll have to wait for TOR to catch up a bit."Sergio"
I know nothing about CookieSwap, but usually for every Firefox plugin you can unzip it, open install.rdf file in text editor, find there something like
by Socke in General Questions
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![]() | Danja 7 months ago |
Can you post here an url (just example) of a file you are downloading?
Or check it yourself. Correct download link for any *.onion site should look like this:
https://5h32...fea401ee.onion/path.to.file/file.ext
by Sergio in General Questions
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![]() | Danja 7 months ago |
I am pretty sure this is because of disabled Javascript in your browser.
By default it comes with NoScript Firefox extension. Find NoScript's icon at the bottom right, click on it and enable scripts that slickdeal needs for voting.
by AEN007 in General Questions
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![]() | Danja 8 months ago |
Browser command line options launch and either use the Tor proxy or run normally?
"AEN007"
There is an Add-on to Firefox called MM3 Proxy Switch for quickly turning on/off different proxies. But in general it is considered a VERY BAD IDEA to use same browser for both Tor and non-Tor bro
by Danja in General Questions
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Is it possible to use FTP client with TOR?