Re: Selecting and using a particular Tor IP address

[F M <cantinabandsong@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for the tip.  I'm a bit new to this, so please
forgive the dumb question, but where do you find the
nodename?  Is this the IP address?

Additionally, if I wanted to manually set my
connection server setting to an http proxy IP # and
correspnding port # from someone that is running on
the Tor network, now would I go about doing this?  I
know I can find the IP address through the Tor network
map, but am curious how to find the corresponding
port.



--- Kyle Williams <kyle.kwilliams@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> when you access the site, choose an exit point.
> then in your URL, add nodename.exit.
> Example:   www.google.com.nami.exit
> 
> This lets you pick your exit node.  Hope that helps.
> 
> ~Kyle
> 
> On 4/25/07, F M <cantinabandsong@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >
> > I find that when I'm browsing on forum that
> require a
> > login, whenever I decide to post I have to keep
> > re-logging in because the Tor IP keeps rotating on
> me
> > while I'm on a forum session.  After viewing some
> of
> > the IP's from the Tor network I can see that
> several
> > IP's have uptime of several months.  I'm
> wondering,
> > can you manually request to be connected to one
> these
> > high uptime IP's in order to avoid the Tor network
> > constantly changing IP's all of the time?  I'd
> like to
> > stick to one IP if possible during a forum
> > participation session.  Thanks!
> >
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