Re: ATTN: for-profit Tor operators

[tor <tor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

another problem under OSX is the layout in particular

ie /Library etc..

while darwinports will bring in daemontools I havent figured out how to 
use that version
I am thinking about rewriting the contrib/osx tools to use /usr/local 
instead as well as figuring out how to tell darwinports to do the same.

tor breaks quite often in this(OSX-Tiger) environment and if you are 
relying on it as an always up vpn then daemontools are a necessity


    a tor hidden services operator
ps   yummy... lots of hidden services
to probe using the socat tunneling tricks the hackers will have a field 
day...



Chris Palmer wrote:

> Dan Mahoney, System Admin writes:
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> > I love tor, personally, but I'm daunted by the number of pieces of
> > software I've had to set up to get it to work.  I *really* think the
> > necessary element here that stops things is the lack of a single-shot
> > installer.
> >    
>
> The Mac installer is closer to single-shot than the Linux/Unix/Windows
> packages; it bundles Tor with Privoxy. Bundling in Firefox and
> SwitchProxy are of course the next logical steps.
>
> If the for-pay Tor network succeeds, maybe Eugen could pay someone to
> build true single-shot installers.
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