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2010-01-22
, 01:41
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@ China
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#3
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Hej,
I've just pushed a small applet to extras-devel (obligatory warning in red, and it's there for a reason, see below) that provides a simple on-off switch for onion routing via the Tor network.
The applet basically listens to ConIc for connection events and starts the polipo web proxy and Tor daemon when needed, modifying the current proxy settings to route traffic through them. For more information about Tor, see http://www.torproject.org.
It seems to work well here mostly, but I've had it crash the hildon-status-menu while upgrading the status-area-applet-tor package. If this happens while onion routing is enabled, this will leave the tor and polipo processes running and the proxy settings will stay modified. To get back to a clean state, I had to kill the tor and polipo processes and disconnect/reconnect the network connection to get the default proxy settings back.
Also, so far it will only work if you don't use a proxy already. There's no mechanism yet that tells the Tor daemon to use the original proxy settings (before overwriting them).
Here's the garage page: https://garage.maemo.org/projects/tor-status
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2010-01-22
, 02:01
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@ China
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2010-01-22
, 16:38
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@ France
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#5
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2010-01-23
, 14:42
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@ Berlin
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#6
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But could it be changed to show the icon in status area only when Tor is turned on?
just in case though, does anyone out there want to "help censored users" option in Tor?
- I can't connect to hidden service (website with url finish with .onion). Maybe I have a mistake during installation ?
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2010-01-23
, 14:55
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@ Looking at y'all and sighing
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#7
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It mimics the behaviour of the online presence icon, but if the majority of (potential) users think the "Tor is disabled" icon is not very useful, I'll happily remove that from the status area.
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2010-01-23
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2010-01-24
, 15:22
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@ Guangzhou, China
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2010-01-24
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@ Bremen, Germany
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After I upgraded to 0.0.2-1, not only Tor icon disappeared from the status area, but also Tor entry from the status menu (which means there is no way to toggle Tor on), as well as other icons and entries there except some default ones.
I've just pushed a small applet to extras-devel (obligatory warning in red, and it's there for a reason, see below) that provides a simple on-off switch for onion routing via the Tor network.
The applet basically listens to ConIc for connection events and starts the polipo web proxy and Tor daemon when needed, modifying the current proxy settings to route traffic through them. For more information about Tor, see http://www.torproject.org.
It seems to work well here mostly, but I've had it crash the hildon-status-menu while upgrading the status-area-applet-tor package. If this happens while onion routing is enabled, this will leave the tor and polipo processes running and the proxy settings will stay modified. To get back to a clean state, I had to kill the tor and polipo processes and disconnect/reconnect the network connection to get the default proxy settings back.
Also, so far it will only work if you don't use a proxy already. There's no mechanism yet that tells the Tor daemon to use the original proxy settings (before overwriting them).
Here's the garage page: https://garage.maemo.org/projects/tor-status
Last edited by pH5; 2010-01-19 at 16:51.