Re: Tor not working

[glymr <glymr_darkmoon@xxxxxxx>]

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are you running vidalia? vidalia manages starting up tor. obviously you
have got privoxy auto-starting, so that's not at issue. you could always
go without vidalia but then you miss out on all the neat interface
features in vidalia like watching the log and bandwidth usage and the
geoip map and info pages.

Spin Doctor wrote:
> I didn't try this; I just went to Login Items in the Accounts pane and
> added tor to it. I checked /Library/StartupItems and Tor is not in
> there, even though I installed it using the Installer package.
> 
> There is no tor.log in the /var/log/tor, and no CrashReporter in
> /Library/Logs/; just Console and DirectoryService.
> 
> Should I move or copy something to /Library/StartupItems, or anything else?
> 
> --Spin Doctor
> 
> 
> On Oct 3, 2006, at 9:52 PM, phobos@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> 
>> On Tue, Oct 03, 2006 at 07:50:54PM -0500, nil.bitbucket@xxxxxxxxx
>> wrote 1.9K bytes in 55 lines about:
>> : The output of "ps auxwww | grep Tor" is this:
>> :
>> : 424   2.7  0.1    27376    424  p1  S+    7:43PM   0:00.01 grep Tor
>>
>>     This shows that Tor is not running.  If you run
>>     "sudo /Library/StartupItems/Tor/Tor start"
>>     what do you receive for output?
>>
>> : Any idea what's up with that, and do I really have to launch Vidalia
>> : every time I want to use Tor?
>>
>>     You shouldn't have to do this now.  However, this further
>>     highlights that Tor isn't started automatically for unknown
>>     reasons.
>>
>>     Possibly places to look for reasons can be found in:
>>     /var/log/tor/tor.log or /Library/Logs/Crashreporter/.
>>
>> --Andrew
> 
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