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2014-05-15
, 03:07
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#22
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Originally Posted by nieldk
Yeah iptables may get messed up
Nice, I see it has a small footprint
I do prefer squid, despite the larger footprint, due to the overall usability.
Still, it sucks to have to use iptables... So I hope Jolla will fix those proxy settings to actually work
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2014-05-25
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#23
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I liked the idea, but I've uninstalled it, it takes to much speed of my 4G subscription. A option to switch it on and off would be needd, just like the N900 version.
Further love your work NielDK!
Further love your work NielDK!
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2014-05-26
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#24
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Originally Posted by BonoNL
Try proxychains which redirects the traffic of a single app (e.g. the browser) to Tor. You may modify the .desktop file in /usr/share/applications to create a launcher icon to launch the app 'proxified'. I used this trick in N9 where there was no iptables available.
I liked the idea, but I've uninstalled it, it takes to much speed of my 4G subscription. A option to switch it on and off would be needd, just like the N900 version.
Further love your work NielDK!
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2014-05-26
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#25
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Added the ability to start/stop tor by pressing the tor desktop icon.
The desktop icon will change colour red=stopped and green=started according to status.
Please UN-INSTALL an previous versions before installing version 0.2.4.21-2, also the unstable alpha-version !
Thanks goes to Schurmann
for his help in creating this switch
The desktop icon will change colour red=stopped and green=started according to status.
Please UN-INSTALL an previous versions before installing version 0.2.4.21-2, also the unstable alpha-version !
Thanks goes to Schurmann
for his help in creating this switch
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2014-07-30
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#26
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Update to v 0.2.4.23 to mitigate early relay attack
Please UN-INSTALL an previous versions before installing version 0.2.4.23-2, also the unstable alpha-version !
Please UN-INSTALL an previous versions before installing version 0.2.4.23-2, also the unstable alpha-version !
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2014-08-05
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#27
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Well, well, here is a reason not to use tor browser bundle (and to update my tor if you didnt yet)
http://www.wired.com/2014/08/operation_torpedo/
http://www.wired.com/2014/08/operation_torpedo/
Originally Posted by equim
Thanks for building this nieldk.
It works great but everyone please note that installing this and using the default sailfish browser will not give you the same level of anonymity or censorship circumvention of the Tor Browser Bundle on a typical desktop machine. This is because DNS will still be working as usual - not through tor. If you attempt to browse to example.org then you will be telling that to your DNS provider (typically your ISP). In addition this means you can't access .onion sites by default.
Perhaps it would be a good idea for this tor package to set up TorDNS[1], potentially changing /etc/resolv.conf to point to it.
[1] https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Tor#TorDNS
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2014-08-05
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#28
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lol, again windows compromised. i like linux safety 
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2014-08-05
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#29
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Originally Posted by coderus
oh, but no my friend. It was exploiding a Firefox vulnerability in older installations of torbrowser, while the article mentions windows hostname, this also applies to *nix firefox (torbrowser) versions.
lol, again windows compromised. i like linux safety
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2014-08-05
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#30
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this one is impossible in linux
When security researchers analyzed the code, they found a tiny Windows program hidden in a variable named “Magneto.”
I do prefer squid, despite the larger footprint, due to the overall usability.
Still, it sucks to have to use iptables... So I hope Jolla will fix those proxy settings to actually work