Tor and Pale Moon
I have got Tor working with Pale Moon, but I can't seem to start Tor without being root. How do I run tor without root?
I don't want to use the tor bundle, I want to use my preference which is pale moon. |
How are you starting Tor?
I use to use Vidalia. I just searched for it and can't find it over at the Tor Web Site nor at slackbuilds.org http://www.softpedia.com/get/Network...-Windows.shtml OK, just found it for Slackware-14.1, https://slackbuilds.org/repository/1...search=vidalia Whether it will work for you or not, I can't say. |
I run tor in the terminal and everything loads up but only when I'm root. If I run it in user mode it's a no go.
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Tor and Pale Moon
Is it possible that you just need to make your Tor files executable by your user/group?
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you'd likely be better off using tor browser fwiw.
Otherwise if you installed tor using the script found here https://slackbuilds.org/repository/14.2/network/tor/ you can use tor as a socks proxy and achieve the effect you are after. |
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Are you getting "permission denied" messages when trying to start from terminal as user? They might give you a good idea of what needs to be made executable by your user. |
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I got everything working ATM. I needed to create the tor user/group. I had compiled it on another computer, so I thought all was good. I also fixed my dns leak without privoxy. The less software/applications, the better. Thanks again.
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Aha! Excellent. Glad to hear you got it sorted out.
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The DeepWeb, Darknet, and DarkWeb is very interesting? Not everything there is illegal, so that's a good thing. |
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You do know what is a sicario? Better that way. |
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I think I'm going to spend more time there than the clear-net. I'm part of that 1% |
If you use sudo, you could modify the sudoers file with something like;
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user host = (root) NOPASSWD: /etc/rc.d/rc.tor Although, that isn't very secure for the fact tor could be disabled by any application running under that same username, and potentially make you connect to something in the clear. |
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