* David Carlson <
carlson.dl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> [2011:09:07 06:06 -0700]:
> Hi,
>
> Yesterday I downloaded tor-browser-2.2.32-3_en-US.exe and set it up on a USB
> stick. When I try to start it, it gives a connection refused by peer message
> just after parsing the GEOP. If I retry, it says Tor stopped
> unexpectedly. Vidalia hangs after giving the message Bootstrapped 100% done.
> I cannot get the advanced message log to give any debug entries. If I close
> that browser bundle and use Task manager to make sure that Tor and Vidalia
> really are not running, then start tor-browser-2.2.31-1-alpha_en-US.exe which
> I downloaded on August 21, that version starts with no problem and continues
> to open Aurora. I am using that instance to send this e-mail.
>
> I am using these on a Windows Vista laptop in a hotel
that requires logging
> on to their Wi-Fi for a time limited session with a web browser before they
> allow access to the internet. I am using IE to log on and leaving it open as
> they requested.
Hi David,
Can you try this bundle? I made it for Windows to fix this problem -- the
automatic port selection in the new bundles is causing a lot of trouble, and
you can use this until we put out the new TBBs with the fix:
https://archive.torproject.org/tor-package-archive/technology-preview/tor-browser-2.2.32-UNOFFICIAL-1_en-US.exehttps://archive.torproject.org/tor-package-archive/technology-preview/tor-browser-2.2.32-UNOFFICIAL-1_en-US.exe.ascIt just changes two configuration files (torrc and vidalia.conf) to disable the
automatic port selection. The official bundles will be coming out tomorrow.