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Hi,
I noticed that in the instructions for using Homebrew to install Tor
on OSX, the instructions say:
> As with any application, you should make sure it came unmodified from the
> orginal source. Unfortunately, Homebrew does not come with integra
Roger Dingledine writes:
>> I'm also occassionally seeing single-hop circuits in the output of "circ -L",
>> though I haven't noticed one being used yet.
>
> Those are probably for fetching directory info over that relay's ORPort
> using begin_dir.
I see I included the flags when circuits close,
On Mon, Aug 04, 2014 at 10:03:04PM +, Leif Ryge wrote:
> Circuit 398 (tornodenl->Kaarli->CompSciR0x->FlappyBird) is EXTENDED for
> purpose "GENERAL"
> Circuit 398 (tornodenl->Kaarli->CompSciR0x->FlappyBird) is BUILT for purpose
> "GENERAL"
> Stream 2509 to
> 217.23.4.123.$EABB28C6030D78A98B0
Thanks for writing this, meejah! Awesome tool. I'm seeing some rather strange
things in its "monitor" output though, indicating either bugs in it, or in tor,
or that something is wrong with my system, or perhaps that Tor has some
behavior I don't know about :/
For instance:
Circuit 398 () is LAUN
Hi all,
This my first report since my return, from millitary camp. Last week I have
been watching tor daemon code and make little refactor. I think I found
place where I can use my threadpool to make daemon multicore. I'm going to
implement it as soon as I disquise my idea with Nick.
Cheers,
Mikh
