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Hello all,
I've run an exit node from my home in the past
using my consumer ISP service (Time Warner) and Windows 8, I'm pretty much of a
Windows guy (I make my living building business applications with Microsoft
tools) but now I have an opportunity to run an exit node on a hosted server
running CentOS linux. I've loaded CentOS at home to test it out and the problem
I'm having is that I can't get the Vidalia control to run. The browser bundle
works OK - I can open FireFox and make a Tor connection. As far as I know I've
downloaded the correct files for CentOS linux and I have the Vidalia start icon.
However nothing happened when I try to open the Vidalia icon. Since I'm not
familiar with linux, I don't know where to start looking. I had assumed that I
would just open Vidalia and set up my exit relay the same way I did on Windows
8.
I greatly appreciate help with this especially from
someone who's configured a relay on CentOS.
Thanks,
Chuck Bevitt
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