Tor and Privoxy on Mac OS X 10.4.11

[Fox Mulder]

No, I just want the Tor package for "experts" to actually start  
itself and Privoxy at startup and work. I had this installed before  
and it worked fine under 10.4.10, but since updating to 10.4.11, it  
doesn't work anymore. Even if I uninstall it and reinstall a fresh  
package, it still doesn't work, so I was forced to install the non- 
experts package with Vidalia, which I never wanted to use.

We need to figure out the problem with the startup scripts and why  
they don't work, even though they did startup automatically. I know  
this because I tried to startup manually and the OS said another  
instance was already running.


On Dec 9, 2007, at 7:31 PM  [ December 9 2007 ], phobos at rootme.org  
wrote:

> On Sat, Dec 08, 2007 at 08:35:01AM -0600, nil.bitbucket at gmail.com  
> wrote 1.5K bytes in 39 lines about:
>
> It sounds like what you really want is to install the OSX tor package
> for experts and then install vidalia afterwards.  One difference  
> between
> the Tor package for experts and the vidalia bundle is how Tor and
> Privoxy are handled at the system level.  The tor package for experts
> assumes you want Tor and Privoxy to start at system boot and be
> available for all users.  The Vidalia package assumes you want to  
> start
> Tor via Vidalia.  The latter leaves privoxy to start with the system.
>
> Someday, we'll have Vidalia controlling privoxy or polipo and Tor from
> the gui.
>
> -- 
> Andrew