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Re: Tor-Vidalia communication


On 13 Dec 2008, at 02:02, Jon wrote:


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Geoff Down wrote:

Should I raise this as a bug at Flyspray? Vidalia can see relay
status etc, and shut down Tor without the password being entered.
They are both running as the same user however. GD On 8 Dec 2008,
at 12:26, Geoff Down wrote:


OSX10.3.9 , and yes, I was able to change identity, see the
network map etc. GD On 8 Dec 2008, at 06:51, Jon wrote:


Geoff Down wrote:

Hi, previously, if I started Vidalia when Tor was already
running, I would be asked for the password. Has this
changed in 0.2.0.32 ? The torrc's I use for Vidalia or for
the command line are different (and therefore the passwords
are different).

GD


What operating system, and is vidalia successfully communicating
with one instance or the other when you are *not* prompted for the
pass?

Jon-

It might do in the bug system yes, but I'm not actually sure if it
goes into trac or flyspray actually.  I wanted to help localize it
first.  Actually, I thought you were running two tor processes at the
same time, and I was wondering which one it connected?

Jon-

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No, just the one process, started at the command line. Then starting up Vidalia, it connects to that process and has control over it. It doesn't start a second copy. That was the behaviour before the change to 0.2.0.32 as well, but it did prompt for a password back then. 
GD