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Old 08-12-2006, 11:15 AM   #1
pigswillfly
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command line error


I am following this howto which is at the end of this post
The command line line errors are as follows.

when i did as root


tail -f /var/log/echolot/echolot.log

the curser just stayed at the other end just below the letter "t" in the word tail.

and when i do:

:/var/lib/echolot$ sudo grep \$remailer /var/lib/mixmaster/stats/rlist.txt | cut -f
2 -d \<| cut -f -d \> | xargs ./pingd add
cut: invalid byte or field list
Try `cut --help' for more information.
xargs: ./pingd: No such file or directory

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here is the howto

* 'apt-get install echolot'
* edit '/etc/echolot/pingd.conf' and set it up as desired. You will have to
set the 'my_domain', 'operator_address', and 'sitename'.
* edit '/etc/default/echolot' to enable startup of the pingd daemon on
boot.
* '/etc/init.d/echolot start'

* Now you have to add remailer addresses. You will need to have two
terminals open.
* In the first terminal as root:
- 'tail -f /var/log/echolot/echolot.log'.
* In the second terminal as root:
- 'su echolot'
- 'cd' (to change to echolot's home dir which is /var/lib/echolot)
- 'grep \$remailer /var/lib/mixmaster/stats/rlist.txt | cut -f 2 -d \< |
cut -f 1 -d \> | xargs ./pingd add'
- 'pingd getkeyconf'
* In the first terminal, you should see echolot's logs indicate the
addition of remailer addresses.
* Now echolot has the remailer addresses and will get the remailer keys and
config files for each one. It will also learn about other remailers on it's
own.

pigswillfly
 
Old 08-12-2006, 11:24 AM   #2
slackhack
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did you start echolot? maybe there's just nothing in the log.
 
  


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