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Re: DETACHED streams



Have you specified option in torrc:

__LeaveStreamsUnattached=1

?

2009/4/8 slush <slush@xxxxxxxx>:
> Thanks to reply. For now, I found one exit, which do it permanently -
> Fireduck. From router description you can see below, that Fireduck is
> exit router and has 80 port open. But Im not succesfull to create
> circuit to Fireduck (doesnt matter, which relays I choose).
>
> From log of my app you see, that I create circuit by standard way, but
> for some exits (example - Fireduck), after attaching stream to
> circuit, circuit fails. Have to notice, that my code works for tons of
> exits without this problem.
>
> Anybody have tips, what mean "DETACHED" in this case? Is Fireduck "bad exit"?
>
> Marek
>
> -------------------------------------------
> Waiting to circuit: 63, timeout 14, vallenator
> (7FB47171747D21E9827C2283C59EC1690B058BC6), Fireduck
> (068C00C57DC0AA342EE7E387686639475822A793))
> 63 EXTENDED ['vallenator', 'Fireduck']
> 63 BUILT ['vallenator', 'Fireduck']
> Status: BUILT
>>>> thread #000, timestamp 1239156444.522074, Circuit 63 is ready (exit 068C00C57DC0AA342EE7E387686639475822A793)
>>>> thread #000, timestamp 1239156444.522186, IP for www.seznam.cz is: 77.75.76.3
>>>> thread #000, timestamp 1239156444.522325, Connecting to proxy
>>>> thread #000, timestamp 1239156444.522418, Connecting to final destination
> Attach stream 218  to circuit 63
> STREAM 218 NEW 0 77.75.76.3
> STREAM 218 SENTCONNECT 63 77.75.76.3
> STREAM 218 DETACHED 63 77.75.76.3
> 63 CLOSED ['vallenator', 'Fireduck']
>>>> thread #000, timestamp 1239156474.525524, Failed to connect destination, timed out
>
> ------------------------------
> AUTHENTICATE
> 250 OK
> getinfo desc/name/Fireduck
> 250+desc/name/Fireduck=
> router Fireduck 69.31.13.209 1443 0 9030
> platform Tor 0.2.0.34 (r18423) on Windows XP Service Pack 3
> [workstation] {terminal services, single user}
> opt protocols Link 1 2 Circuit 1
> published 2009-04-07 23:41:45
> opt fingerprint 068C 00C5 7DC0 AA34 2EE7 E387 6866 3947 5822 A793
> uptime 85449
> bandwidth 307200 1024000 95793
> opt extra-info-digest F8A279CA6558420C3BB1859954F124912750BAA5
> onion-key
> reject 0.0.0.0/8:*
> reject 169.254.0.0/16:*
> reject 127.0.0.0/8:*
> reject 192.168.0.0/16:*
> reject 10.0.0.0/8:*
> reject 172.16.0.0/12:*
> reject 69.31.13.209:*
> reject *:25
> reject *:119
> reject *:135-139
> reject *:445
> reject *:465
> reject *:563
> reject *:587
> reject *:1214
> reject *:4661-4666
> reject *:6346-6429
> reject *:6699
> reject *:6881-6999
> accept *:*
> router-signature
> ----------------------------
>
> 2009/4/7 Василий Озеров <fr33m2n@xxxxxxxxx>:
>> I think, that the exit node of your circuit can't be exit node.
>> Can you post servers descriptors wich are in the circuit?
>>
>> something like this: "getinfo desc/name/youservername".
>>
>> 2009/4/7 slush <slush@xxxxxxxx>:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Im playing around Tor control port, own streams and own circuits. Im
>>> surprised, that Tor sometimes say me "STREAM xxx is DETACHED from
>>> circuit xxx" just few seconds after I obtain "SENTCONNECT" message. Do
>>> anybody know why?
>>>
>>> Im trying to build own circuit, but when Tor detach my stream in some
>>> cases, my connection is broken...
>>>
>>> Thanx,
>>> Marek
>>>
>>> P.S. Sorry for english, 3am here...
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> WBR, Ozerov Vasiliy aka fr33man.
>>
>



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WBR, Ozerov Vasiliy aka fr33man.