If you use "torbrowser" for browsing, .onion sites should be working out-of-the-box. In ordinary browser, .onion sites are usually inaccessible because such names can't be resolved via DNS to IP addresses even if you use "tor" daemon as your DNS resolver:
xrgtn@m2n32bk:~$ nslookup protonirockerxow.onion
Server: 127.0.0.1
Address: 127 ( Read more... )

Если при перекодировании видео ffmpeg-ом он выдаёт сообщения типа "[Parsed_asyncts_2 @ 0x956a40] Non-monotonous timestamps, dropping whole buffer.", это означает, что разброс (jitter) временных меток в аудиопотоке входного файла превышает размер буфера asyncts (по умолчанию 0.1сек.). В таких случаях нужно подобрать больший min_delay вручную -- ( Read more... )

Прозрачное проксирование tor-а необходимо, когда нужно перенаправить через tor не только браузерный траффик, но и траффик плагинов и приложений: к примеру, flash, torrent, email, jabber, icq и т.д. Теоретически можно обойтись непрозрачным, т.е. явным проксированием, копаясь в настройках каждого приложения и плагина по отдельности, однако прозрачное ( Read more... )

We are in process of migrating InstantLink from old PA-RISC HP-UX 11.11 superdome to new itanic 11.31 server -- typical platform jumping game (kudos to vvv). Yesterday I tried to to build gcc on new itanic HP-UX 11.31:
First of all, the old method for PA-RISC HP-UX 11.11failed on the very first step, with binutils-2.11 complaining ( Read more... )

Let's say you have foo repo which is badly broken to the point of not providing you with the Administrate menu. I witnessed the next symptoms:

• github user's page lists the foo repo among others
• github reports size of foo as zero
• http://github.com/user/foo page denies its own existence - "That ( Read more... )

I can't even imagine what did the AXIS engineers smoke or what kind of joke did they intend, but the outcome of our several-months-long cold war against local office printserver gear turned out to be quite surprising.

First of all, Windows did manage to print, Linux didn't. We tried almost all possible CUPS printer options, all up to no avail ( Read more... )

Recently I developed an urgent need to compile some C stuff on one HP-UX 11.11 host. You know, one of those little wonderful machines,

that have no gmake, no gcc
no bison, flex, or gas,
just a K&R's /usr/bin/cc
and /usr/bin/asThe problem is that I'm not a system administrator of the abovementioned machine, hence I can't install ( Read more... )