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RE: torcp problem

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Date: Thu, 2 Mar 2006 15:59:53 -0700
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:I do not know anything about Windows or TorCP, but I think 
:that this question will be enlightening: does replacing the 
:torrc file with the original torrc restore Tor to working order?



Yes, commenting out the inbound port and nickname restores tor to working
order.  I don't get it.

In my prior post, I should have stated I poked a hole in my fw in allow
inbound tcp connections to a semi-random port.

Any help is appreciated.

Eric

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