I'm running Vidalia 0.1.10 and Tor 0.2.0.32 (r17346) on Windows XP.
I stopped Tor from the Vidalia GUI, and manually edited Vidalia's
"torrc" file, adding these two lines at the bottom:
StrictEntryNodes 1
EntryNodes BostonUCompSci,FSF,moria1,SelfEvident,superbad,fuga,augrime,askatasuna,VSvTZGO7UPj4yh8,conf555nick,desync,phobos
After re-starting Tor from the Vidalia GUI, I see circuits that have
entry nodes that are _not_ from the above list. In fact, nearly all
circuits have entry nodes that are not from the above list.
Update: If I add the following four lines to the bottom of Vidalia's "torrc" file, then Tor honors the StrictExitNodes + ExitNodes options, but it ignores the StrictEntryNodes + EntryNodes options:
StrictEntryNodes 1
EntryNodes BostonUCompSci,FSF,moria1,SelfEvident
StrictExitNodes 1
ExitNodes BostonUCompSci,FSF,moria1,SelfEvident
Although, Tor seems to only use the first of the specified ExitNodes. Shouldn't it round-robin between them?
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Fran