On 04/11/2015 00:07, Sophie Hassfurther wrote:
Just a general question: is it normal to get connected to the same exit
node almost all the time, when I start my mail program?
I suggested adding new signal to also terminate old connections.
https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/15660
On 04/11/2015 00:07, Sophie Hassfurther wrote:
I think what you describe might be correct - so far choosing a new
identity in Tor did not work for me, but restarting the Tor Browser
worked. So maybe some circuits did not close?
I was observing the same with browser. It appears that "change iden
Sophie Hassfurther:
Maybe clicking the online/offline icon at the lower left corner of
Thunderbird between different TorBrowser identities will work. This
process is based on instructions from Security in a Box [0].
1) Start a new Thunderbird (with TorBirdy) session in `offline mode.'
2) S
Hello Malte,
I already did, before sending an email to the list ;)
Basically they only blocked that one exit - for some security reason. I
have been using TorBirdy for quite a while, worked with my mail provider
until Thursday.
So as long as I restart Tor, I can be a "new identity" and send my
e
On 2015-04-12 6:47 am, Andreas Krey wrote:
Whonix https://www.whonix.org is a very good solution available on all
BSDs today. For some reason it remains under-appreciated.
Tails also comes to mind.
One quick note on Whonix vs. Tails:
If malware roots your Tails, then it is game over for you
On Fri, 10 Apr 2015 14:06:06 +0200
Justaguy wrote:
> That error message means that your mailserver rejects you, because the
> IP address you are connected from, blocks you.
> Try to use another exit is my suggested fix.
I also like to email my providers and ask them to stop blocking Tor. Don't
