Is there a reason why tor would try and POP mail from random IPs while running in Windows? I have a log from AVG Antivirus that shows tor is trying to POP mail. The process number is tor's process id number at the time that it happens. Also, I do not have any mail client installed on that machine that might be trying to POP mail<br><br>-------<br>19.7.2006 13:52:48.010 [360] AutoPOP3(10110): Connection from process 3792<br>19.7.2006 13:52:48.010 [360] AutoPOP3(10110): Connection from 127.0.0.1:1833<br>19.7.2006 13:52:48.010 [360] AutoPOP3(10110): Will connect to 218.46.74.116:110<br>19.7.2006 13:52:48.010 [b28] AutoPOP3(10110): Client connected<br>19.7.2006 13:52:48.010 [b28] OpenInternet = 0<br>19.7.2006 13:52:48.010 [b28] AddTrayIcon()<br>19.7.2006 13:53:09.025 [b28] AutoPOP3(10110): Cannot connect to EATcf-494p116.ppp15.odn.ne.jp:110<br>19.7.2006 13:53:09.041 [b28] AutoPOP3(10110): Connect: A socket operation was attempted to an unreachable host.
(10065)<br>19.7.2006 13:53:09.041 [b28] AutoPOP3(10110): PROXY:S:-ERR AVG POP3 Proxy Server: Cannot connect to the mail server!<br>19.7.2006 13:53:09.041 [b28] CloseInternet = 1<br>19.7.2006 13:53:09.041 [b28] RemoveTrayIcon()<br>19.7.2006 13:53:09.244 [b28] AutoPOP3(10110): Client disconnected<br>19.7.2006 13:58:59.510 [2f0] Offline connection detected<br>19.7.2006 13:59:09.869 [2f0] Exiting<br>19.7.2006 13:59:12.088 [2f0] End of program<br>19.7.2006 13:59:12.088 [2f0] AVG for E-mail ended<br>----------<br><br>Thanks in advance<br><br>TQ<br><p>
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