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Thanks,

chown -R tor:tor /var/lib/tor

did the trick

Hi all,

Just updated to Core 132 and the newest Tor daemon. After rebooting Tor deamon won't start.
Anyone having the same problem?

You have a routing problem. Your default gateway on site A doesn't know the route to Site B. On your default gateway 192.168.1.1 create a route to 192.168.3.0/24 via 192.168.1.38. Don't know the OS of your default gateway on site A, but if it's Windows then it's something like: route -p add 192.168....

Same here:
Microsoft
files: 1253
cache size: 13.507.022.776
files from cache: 1.458.521.762.799

Not bad for a network with 3 windows PC's

So your serverroom network is Green? If it's just a few PC's, can't you connect them directly to 192.168.0.x? Personally I would do it like: Internet <-> Router <-> IPfire with Green and Orange Green = If you can put your router in bridge mode, green would be 192.168.10.x, if not it should be anothe...

MichaelTremer wrote:That should restart the network and therefore update the DNS settings.

Yes, it should but it didn't. Even after a reboot the WUI showed "local recursor".
After running "/etc/init.d/unbound update-forwarders" the DNS servers were shown in the WUI .

MichaelTremer wrote:Did you change this on the setup or where?

Yes, I made the change via setup.

OpenDNS is despite its name not DNS. They might be fast, but they don't give you what is in the public DNS. Hi Michael, Yes, that's what I understood from the wiki. But what I didn't get was that when I reversed back to the Google DNS servers, a reboot didn't work. I had to update the forwarders ma...

Ok, according to the wiki about public DNS servers the OpenDNS servers can't be used because they strip RRSIG.

So the only question is: Why do I have to run "/etc/init.d/unbound update-forwarders" manually?

Found a post that mentioned running "/etc/init.d/unbound update-forwarders"

After running "/etc/init.d/unbound update-forwarders" the homepage shows the DNS server IP addresses in stead of "local recursor".

Hi all, I'm on IPFire 2.19 (i586) - Core Update 109 with red on a fixed IP address. I was using the Google DNS servers, but had some performance issues. After checking with namebench I found that the OpenDNS servers were a lot faster, so I started setup and changed the DNS servers. Now I get "DNS se...

I tried to make things difficult :) I was thinking about split horizon dns, but Unbound used in IPfire doesn't support that out of the box. (There is a python script for Unbound to add this functionality, but I don't have the time to look into it). But when I looked further into this problem, I foun...

Hi all, I had to configure a DNS forwarder for a .com domain. All machines on green are working fine: when they want to connect to the site they get the right internal IP address. This site is also available via the internet and the internet address should be used by machines on the blue network. Bu...

It depends on how many users and what plugins you want to use, but I think it's powerfull enough. (I run an IPfire with red/green/blue/orange for 150 users with URLfilter enabled. Dualcore cpu and 4GB ram and it doesn't break a sweat 8) ) I don't have any experience with using the IPfire machine dir...

Why would you need a mouse?
Press the host key (default is right CTRL key) to get your mouse back.
Most configuration you will do via the webbased gui, not the terminal.