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Re: traceroute through tor and http proxy?

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Subject: Re: traceroute through tor and http proxy?
From: James Muir <jamuir@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 26 May 2007 12:14:58 -0400
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JT wrote:

Yes, that is what I have been doing but it still is no proof that I am
using Tor AND the http proxy when I remove the "." in privoxy config and
replace it with the http proxy IP.
Any other method?

If you turn on Tor's log, then it will report which nodes it is routingthrough (you may have to disable SafeLogging to see actual routernames). Would this type of proof satisfy you?


-James

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- traceroute through tor and http proxy?
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- Re: traceroute through tor and http proxy?
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