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Re: tor and Daemantools-0.76

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Subject: Re: tor and Daemantools-0.76
From: Chris Palmer <chris@xxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 04 Jul 2005 11:55:33 -0700
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tor wrote:

> I did NOT post a server example...  unfortunately tor on openbsd current
> seems to just disappear and I have found neither core or assert
> messages. I am currently working on a systrace version of Daemontools,
> tor and privoxy for use as a server with settings appropriate for that
> scenario.

I'm running Tor middleman nodes on two OpenBSD machines, 3.6/sparc64 and
3.6/i386. Both seem to do just fine with long uptimes; the hurdle was
upping the ulimits sufficiently.
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References:
- tor and Daemantools-0.76
  - From: tor
- Re: tor and Daemantools-0.76
  - From: Roger Dingledine
- Re: tor and Daemantools-0.76
  - From: tor

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