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Re: how to confirm that tor is working?

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From: Ben Wilhelm <zorba@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 10:36:12 -0800
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> and the * means.....from everyone. so
> port 25 from everyone gets rejected as exit point.

Backwards - the * means to everyone. Obviously, if we knew who was sending us the packets, it would defeat the entire purpose of Tor. This lets you set up certain IP ranges so packets can't be sent to them (commonly, localhost and other LAN IP blocks - occasionally, Tor-disliking sites like Slashdot or Wikipedia.)

-Ben

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- how to confirm that tor is working?
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- Re: how to confirm that tor is working?
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- Re: how to confirm that tor is working?
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- Re: how to confirm that tor is working?
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