* Sherief Alaa sheriefalaa.w@gmail.com [2013:12:17 15:11 +0200]:
�I tested this on OS X 10.9 and I had to put Vidalia's files one by one in TorBrowser.app otherwise the entire folder will be replaced (Contents) and even after that Vidalia still fails to know Tor's path.
Ugh, that sounds pretty nasty. OSX 10.9 !#@%#%!.
So I did something different, I deleted TorBrowser.app, extracted a fresh TorBrowser.app and a Vidalia-standalone folder and launched Vidalia and gave it Tor's path (/Users/MyUserName/Downloads/TorBrowser.app/Tor/tor) and it worked. After that, I opened TorBrowser.app and it also worked. Then I took a look at the activity window and it found out that there are two tor processes running. Should TorBrowser.app use an existing tor process or it needs to launch its own?
It uses the existing process, I'll add the missing tor. I guess that on 10.9 we'll have the issue with the absolute path it needs, and I can just re-use the same hack we had to use last time when the geoip couldn't be found. But I'm not sure what to do about Contents being completely overwritten, because that is pretty odd behavior... and we can only use the absolute path trick if they are going to be in the same directory.