[vidalia-users] Polipo running&error message

[Rocky Bullwinkle]

On Tue, Dec 22, 2009 at 1:42 AM, <phobos at rootme.org> wrote:

> On Sat, Dec 19, 2009 at 09:53:25PM +0000, qscanner at gmail.com wrote 5.3K
> bytes in 133 lines about:
> :



> Where is the the evidence that current bundles with Vidalia 0.2.6  are
> : operational.
>

*Guess what upon closer look and statististical breakdown. I was able to get

version 0.2.6 running. had to re-install the tor button. Should i get delete
the version 1.9?   Yeah!!*

>
> When you installed the bundle, did you choose to install polipo?  If so,
> is there a polipo.exe running according to task manager?
>


Yes I specifically chose polipo in the bundle. polipo not running in task
mgr
so it seems. The onion is green.

under the impression would be quicker then privoxy.  Seems as though polipo
extracts automatically. However  running polipo this data...

1 intalled the bundle version  0.2.6
2. run the bundle

Open in in files. polipo command prompt opens up says something about port
8123

"DNS couldn't open/etc/resolve.conf: No such file or directory
disabling disk cache: path. cache/ is not absolute
established listening socket on port 8123

Although in control panels in current version 0.2.6 Yeah!  in the settings
box
*
BOXES CHECKED

start vidalia when my system starts

start the tor software when vidalia starts
.\App\tor.exe

start a proxy application when tor starts*
box checked for--->   .\App\polipo.exe
*
proxy application arguments*
-c .\Data\Polipo\polipo.conf

Also for relay --->  the error on test
*no UPnP-enabled devices found*

============
relay port443
mirror the relay directory checkmark checked at directory port 9030
attempt to auto configure port fwd ing checkmark checked -- error on test
same

*Happy Holidays Tor!  *





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