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Tor Control Protocol and AUTHENTICATE
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- Subject: Tor Control Protocol and AUTHENTICATE
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- Date: Sun, 1 Oct 2006 02:47:19 +0300
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Hello all,
I'm developing a controller for tor (like vidalia).
When CookieAuthentication is set to 1 tor creates the
"control_auth_cookie" file.
control-spec.txt does not mention how to send the content of the file
using the AUTHENTICATE command.
The cookie is 32 bit long. I tried sending it as a HEX string but tor
still gives me a 515.
One more thing. Does tor accept connections other than from localhost
to the Control Listener? If no, is there a way of doing this (I know
it's not recommended)?
My tor is in Windows XP SP2
version=0.1.1.23
Thanks,
Yousif