Ralph,
I will begin testing it with my 20 nodes.
John
On Sep 28, 2016, at 14:49, Ralph Wetzel <theonionbox@gmx.commailto:theonionbox@gmx.com> wrote:
Good Evening!
After several months of silence (resulting in intensive development work in the background) I'm happy to announce the release of v3.0RC1https://github.com/ralphwetzel/theonionbox/releases/tag/v3.0RC1 of The Onion Boxhttp://www.theonionbox.com, the Web Interface for your Tor relay. It finally became a total re-write of the code, resulting in a decluttered interface and significantly increased amount of information displayed. Dependend on the available GeoIP infos you might even get a map showing the locality of your relay!
Feel free to contact me in case you have any issues or feedback (good or bad). Thank's for using The Onion Box!
Best Regards, Ralph
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Hi,
thanks for creating this.
Since many fast tor servers run multiple tor instances: Do you (aim to) support multiple tor instances? (showing aggregated (stacked) graphs [in onionoo only mode, no controlport connection])
Do you (aim to) support ControlSocket?
Hello,
first of thank you for your project! I've been looking for something like this since a long time.
I’m not exactly sure what I’m doing wrong, but I can’t get access to the Webinterface.
I’ve changed the config and opened the port. The Interface is running and is listening to the correct ports with a refresh every minute, but I can’t open it in my browser.
I always get “Forbidden You do not have permission to access this document.”
Also the start over “/init.d/theonionbox.sh” doesn’t work (directory path is correct).
Just to make sure I'm not misunderstanding something: The Onion Box requires APScheduler 3.x, which is not available in Debian Jessie and Jessie-Backports? That means there's no way of running The Onion Box without mixing in code from Debian versions flagged as "unstable"?
-Ralph
It's working now. The problem was that I was using 8080. It just wasn't working with the default port, even though I've opened the port. With 8081 everything is fine.
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: tor-relays [mailto:tor-relays-bounces@lists.torproject.org] Im Auftrag von Ralph Seichter Gesendet: Sonntag, 2. Oktober 2016 18:13 An: tor-relays@lists.torproject.org Betreff: Re: [tor-relays] The Onion Box v3.0: Web Interface for your Tor relay
Just to make sure I'm not misunderstanding something: The Onion Box requires APScheduler 3.x, which is not available in Debian Jessie and Jessie-Backports? That means there's no way of running The Onion Box without mixing in code from Debian versions flagged as "unstable"?
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On 03.10.16 18:13, Ralph Wetzel wrote:
I've just created a small modification so that The Box supports now APScheduler v3.x as well as v2.x. Be aware that this is not heavily tested - yet works flawless in my development environment.
Thanks. The new version works for me with APScheduler 2 on Debian Jessie. Unfortunately, it no longer works on my Gentoo Linux machines with dev-python/APScheduler-3.1.0 (neither with Python 2.7 nor with 3.4):
12:20:16.003 The Onion Box: WebInterface to monitor Tor Relays and Bridges 12:20:16.004 Version v3.0.1 (stamp 20161003|180117) [INFO] 12:20:16.004 Running on a Linux Host. [INFO] 12:20:16.004 Python version is 3.4.3. [INFO] 12:20:16.008 Manpage index file 'tor/tor.1.ndx' loaded. [WARN] 12:20:16.019 Failed to load configuration from 'theonionbox.cfg' 12:20:16.020 Operating with configuration from 'config/theonionbox.cfg' [INFO] 12:20:16.021 Switching to Message Level 'DEBUG'. 12:20:16.021 No temperature sensor information found. 12:20:16.022 Uptime information located. Expect to get a readout! Traceback (most recent call last): File "theonionbox.py", line 521, in <module> box_cron = Scheduler() File "/usr/local/theonionbox/theonionbox/tob/scheduler.py", line 23, in __init__ from apscheduler.scheduler import Scheduler
Seems to me that the statement
self.aps30 = apscheduler.version_info >= (3, 0, 0)
fails to recognise that APScheduler 3.x is available, causing the wrong import statement to be executed. Possibly a configuration problem on my end? Is anybody here running the latest TOB version successfully on Gentoo installations similar to mine?
Unrelated: could you please mark theonionbox.py as "executable" in Git? Starting TOB as a service fails otherwise. Thanks.
-Ralph
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