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Re: [Lynx-dev] torsocks socks5 and lynx
From: |
Fadi Barbàra |
Subject: |
Re: [Lynx-dev] torsocks socks5 and lynx |
Date: |
Tue, 24 Mar 2020 12:01:50 +0100 |
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Mutt/1.12.2 (2019-09-21) |
Hello,
first of all thank you Steffen for this patch.
>
> With the above i can go duckduckgo as well as the IP address
> directly, and everything is fine. This includes the redirection
> of duckduckgo to /lite. I never used TOR myself.
> You should usually see some "SOCKS5" messages while you are
> connecting -- what do these say?
> If you use strace(1), what is going on? Where is the difference?
I saw the dump of ktrace using both torsocks and the socks5 option (as I
understand it, the ktrace+kdump is the openBSD equivalent of strace).
The difference I see from the dumps is just that lynx with the socks5
works, while using the torsocks script it does not: I do not see
anything that I think can be useful. When I use lynx with the socks5
flag the only SOCKS5 message I see is "SOCKS5: connecting to
duckduckgo.com"
Usually it's fast to connect (just 2-3 seconds), but sometimes it waits
forever and I cannot connect to the site. I think it is related to my
home network or the wifi dongle itself, but to be sure of that, I would
like to compare the socks flag with "normal lynx"+torsocks.
Unfortunately torsocks does not work with lynx on my machine, which is
strange giving that torsocks works with other programs such as curl and
wget.