Hi!
sudo -u debian-tor socat - UNIX-CONNECT:/var/run/tor/control
AUTHENTICATE "test"
250 OK
onion_client_auth_add
m5bmcnsk64naezc26scz2xb3l3n2nd5xobsljljrpvf77tclmykn7wid
x25519:uBKh6DGrkcFxB1adYuyKQltUDDUT9IZrOsne3nfHbHI=
252 Registered client and decrypted desc
onion_client_auth_add
m5bmcnsk6
Would it be useful to run multiple Tor instances and onionbalance on the
very same server? Or does that totally defeat the purpose of onionbalance?
In my case, it's not a location hidden service. Just an alternative way
to connect to a server which is available over clearnet anyhow.
I guess the p
Iain Learmonth:
> Hi,
>
> On 09/01/2020 16:15, Patrick Schleizer wrote:
>> I am considering to install vanguards by default in Whonix.
This is now implemented in git master and will be tested and released as
per usual.
>> Is it sane to mix the Debian 'tor' pac
I am considering to install vanguards by default in Whonix.
Is it sane to mix the Debian 'tor' package deb.torproject.org (buster
repository) with packages.debian.org buster version of 'vanguards' or do
you foresee any issues?
Cheers,
Patrick
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Btw Hardened Malloc does not require recompilation of TBB.
Compilation of Hardened Malloc is easy.
https://github.com/GrapheneOS/hardened_malloc
It then can be used with TBB or any application using LD_PRELOAD
environment variable.
LD_PRELOAD='/path/to/libhardened_malloc.so' /path/to/program
J
anonym:
> irykoon:
>> Currently, the Tor Launcher is shipped with the Tor Browser Bundle
>> and heavily relies on the Tor Browser for its implementation. These
>> facts cause using Tor Launcher without having the Tor Browser
>> impossible. I agree with the wh
TLDR:
Should Whonix recommend against using multiple workstations behind the
same Tor-Gateway in all situations?
Long:
We at Whonix are currently wondering if we should recommend against
using multiple workstations behind the same Tor-Gateway. It's not
something we are looking forward to do sinc
Thank you for your answers!
teor:
> * Caching of DNS, HS descriptors, preemptive circuits, etc.
Can you please elaborate on 'etc.'?
I am asking because stream isolation for DNS already has a ticket:
https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/20555
HS cache isolation also has a ticket:
htt
Arthur D. Edelstein:
> Hi Paulo,
>
> This sounds highly inadvisable to me. Interposing Privoxy between Tor
> Browser and Tor will most likely drastically reduce the anonymity
> provided by Tor Browser, for multiple reasons:
>
> 1. Privoxy filters and modifies the web page in ways that are likely
I think this could be wrong:
TOR_CONTROL_COOKIE_AUTH_FILE=/var/run/tor/control_auth_cookie
Debian /usr/share/tor/tor-service-defaults-torrc uses:
CookieAuthFile /var/run/tor/control.authcookie
Common paths are:
- /var/run/tor/control.authcookie
- /var/lib/tor/control_auth_cookie
I suggested to
they're just WebRTC peers, which automatically and
> easily traverse NATs in most cases. "Hosting a bridge" for snowflake
> can be accomplished by leaving a tab open in your browser (or later
> on, running an extension)
>
> Cheers,
> ~serene
>
> On Tue, Mar 15,
Cool!
Does the server (hosting a bridge) work also out of the box behind NAT?
Cheers,
Patrick
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TLDR:
Does Tor's control protocol actually support something like ; ?
I.e. something like
signal newnym ; getinfo address
?
How many of there separators are there?
Can you provide examples please?
Background:
At the moment we are implementing support for whitelisting wildcards for
control-port-f
Hi,
I've learned that using the trac account 'proper' [1] has lead to some
confusion and/or curiosity. That account name is really old, it's been
created while I was still anonymous.
Tickets created by the trac account are created by me, Patrick
Schleizer, nickname adrelanos
Hi,
please also consider the
'Better hidden service support on Tor control interface':
https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/8993
Looks like what's currently missing is a control port keyword for trac.
Cheers,
Patrick
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Hi!
Let Tor tell us what relays, bridges, authority [mirrors] think what
time it is to be able to implement a distributed time fetcher:
https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/6894
Useful in context of 'get independent from host clock time / insecure NTP':
https://trac.torproject.org/proj
The compressed folder name is:
tor-messenger-0
Can you please make that
tor-messenger
next time?
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Hi!
I think it's non-ideal to modify config files using cat/sed/echo. That
breaks sooner or later. And if later settings are supposed to be changed
in the same file, things get messy. Some suggestions...
It would be better to put the config files into (debian) packages.
Want to disable popcon? H
Hi,
whonixcheck is a diagnostic utility that can be run on demand. Not a Tor
controller, that is supposed to be run continuously. It checks things
such as if Tor's pid is running, bootstrap status, DisableNetwork 1, tor
--verify-config and more.
There is one thing in the logs, that would be worth
Israel Leiva:
>>
>>
>> https://check.torproject.org/RecommendedTBBVersions
>>
>> By the way there is python and bash parsing code available already.
>>
>>
> Thanks! Where can I find these codes?
- https://github.com/Whonix/tb-updater/blob/master/usr/lib/tbbversion_parser
- https://github.com/micah
Israel Leiva:
> Is there a better way to get a link for the latest TBB rather than looking
> at https://www.torproject.org/dist/torbrowser/? I'm thinking on something
> easy to automate (for the Revamp GetTor project).
https://check.torproject.org/RecommendedTBBVersions
By the way there is python
Damian Johnson:
>> That script is stable, no bug reports in a while, stem is working fine. :)
>
> Great!
>
>> That authentication line and "password" is only in there to make stem
>> happy.
>
> Stem should be perfectly fine without providing a password (that's an
> optional argument). If your pr
Hi Damian,
thank you for your e-mail!
That script is stable, no bug reports in a while, stem is working fine. :)
That authentication line and "password" is only in there to make stem
happy. help_check_tor_bootstrap.py/stem isn't "really" using Tor's
control port. It connects to Control Port Filt
I can second what Lunar said.
Nevertheless, it looks useful. With my Whonix hat on, I can say I'd be
interested to add this gui to Whonix-Gateway.
One-click setting up common webapps such as wordpress, smf, mediawiki
,etc. as hidden services would be most interesting.
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