Just a little experiment after seeing Home Assistant. Is it possible to
start a Mosquitto server and publish / subscribe using tor address?
I tried doing:
mosquitto_sub -h abcdefg123456789.onion -d -t hello/world AND
mosquitto_sub -h abcdefg123456789.onion -p 9150(and mqtt port) -d -t
hello/worl
ib/tor, unless you didn't change it by modifying torrc. Do you
see there files like cached-microdesc-consensus, lock, state, etc.?
Also, the username who should run Tor on your system is debian-tor.
Please provide more details and torrc entries.
On 8/10/2015 11:49 PM, MaQ wrote:
> I tried a
I tried a couple of things.
Gave complete permissions to user at
/var/lib/tor/hidden_services/hostname recursively AND
set-up a directory in user's Documents folder.
In both instances Tor would not make a connection. Had to revert all
settings back to only allowing files to be placed with root r
If yes, where exactly in files would that be done?
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Seth and et al,
Thank you very much for the answers. It basically confirmed what I
thought. Was also experimenting with a self-signed cert anyway as people
connecting would already have a direct association.
My thoughts after answers, while not knowing how everything works behind
scenes, are the
Hello,
I'm curious, I'm developing an app whereas sharing/collaboration
can be done by localhost through tor and .onion address between pairs or
multiples. When I use standard http there seems to not be any problems
connecting different computers, different IPs, etc. and interacting, but
when
