/usr/bin/tor --defaults-torrc /usr/share/tor/tor-service-defaults-torrc -f /etc/tor/torrc --RunAsDaemon 0
that's mine, on debian stable

ah, yeah, i do see that on jessie, too. interesting

sysrqb_: yours is what I see

sysrqb_: /etc/tor/torrc is probably hard coded in the daemon as the default config

the path is in the /etc/init.d/tor script, though I'm not sure if it's anywhere else for SystemD

(implied "-f /etc/tor/torrc")

thorazine: it is. the --RunAsDaemon 0 is strange, though
n 0 --verify-config
ExecStart=/usr/bin/tor --defaults-torrc /usr/share/tor/tor-service-defaults-torrc -f /etc/tor/torrc --RunAsDaemon 0
/lib/systemd/system/tor.service
mmcc: that's from a wheasy system

i suspect that notbutthead's tor is being manually forked by the init system
a lot of daemons are told to not fork themselves when invoked by the init system

that may be true. this may be a systemd-thing

among other things it lets the init system handle things like pid tracking

I have an unusual problem: my openvz server seems to cause tor to restart after about one day, even when i disabled network interface in torrc tor still seemed to crash. is there something i can do to fix it?
I checked the uptime and it wasn't the OS which rebooted, only Tor

It looks like torbot for android doesn't uninstall.
Any explanation for what is going on here?

"Doesn't uninstall"?
Also, to confirm, you mean 'Orbot' from the guardianproject, right? Not some dodgy app calling itself 'Torbot'?

The package is no longer listed while the process' continue to run.
Com.torproject.org
No org.torproject.android
The torproject app.
It is running after it has been removed.

Even after a reboot? The way it works is that it ships a tor binary and it runs as a daemon and orbot talks to it over the control port.
so if you uninstalled it without first stopping the service for example, that might result in a situation like that.

I don't like to have a habit of rebooting.
Uptime is nice to have.
How can services be stopped?

See your android documentation I guess. You can start and stop orbot from the app itself, but if you had it running then just uninstalled it, I'm not sure it'd stop the daemon in the background.

So it doesn't delete it?

It deletes it but you killed it while it was running, I assume?

Hello

sup

Problems with Tails
And #tails is inactive for a few minutes

What is tails?

Dude, really
*sarcasm over 9000*

https://tails.boum.org/index.en.html?

Come on dont tase me broo.

You tase me lol

Ok brooder

Do you have knowledge about computers? __ADAM

B!tchfight. o/

No just a question

xD
Please!

Because its not a "Tails" problem perse
Maybe you have knowledge about linux

But?

Sure but I haven't looked into every codename.
Such as tails.

^

lmfao

Well.
"Welcome to #tails, the discussion channel about Tails usage | Current: 1.7 | Website: https://tails.boum.org/ | Roadmap: https://labs.riseup.net/code/projects/tails/roadmap | If the website has no answer to your question: ask here and wait, it may take a while. | To upgrade to Tails 1.7: https://tails.boum.org/news/version_1.7/"

Yeah but it's inactive

Haven't studied the power rangers attributes. Of thousands of iso's.

Thought maybe the tor channel can help me
Because Tor and Tails are from the same company
EFF

Come on dont tase me broo.

wtf is going on

Trolls trying to waste time :)

TrollS? :<

trying to be funny
just asking for help

OoO, in that case carry on

thats whats going on

I know broo yous always ready to tase anybody demanding humanity.

-.-

Knows someone Frigyd?

Doues your boum hurt?

good talk at the Aaron Swartz day event arma , I am sure they appreciated that

what is the latest version of the tor browser ?
5.0.4?
and is it safe to tar ball it?

fu*k off ruds

#nottor req inv ?

could i get an invite back to #nottor ?

^

Invite? oô

iTaskmanager: Sometimes the channel goes invite-only when it's being trolled.

can i use tor by downloading as a tar ball and then running it?

Ok. o.o"

or does that compromise my security and anonymity?

SweetandSpicy: why do you keep asking that?

i did not get a clear answer from anyone
"im not sure what you mean, but yes."

what is a tarball exactly, a compressed file?

maybe. i dont know how tor works
all i asked is a yes or no question. and i have yet to get a reply

tarball is source compressed

SweetandSpicy: You asked a yes or no question that doesn't entirely make sense.

oh, so it has not even been compiled yet?

alright so