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I followed the instructions in https://www.torproject.org/docs/debian.htmlinstructions to install Tor in Ubuntu 12.en04 LTS to install Tor in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.

When I invoke Tor from the command line it proceeds to the point that I'm told that it has bootstrapped 100% and a circuit is established. But then I keep getting the warning, "Got a certificate for ides, but we already have it. Maybe they haven't updated it. Waiting for a while.",

Got a certificate for ides, but we already have it. Maybe they haven't updated it. Waiting for a while.

and it loops forever.

I am also warned that I have an old version of Tor, 0.2.2.25, although my understanding is that the correct version should have been installed. Doc says that apt-get updateapt-get update will fix my problem but it seems to do so. Not Good. In the end I don't care what flavor of *nix I run since I won't use the machine for anything but for running the relay currently on my other machine, but I heard Ubuntu is easy to use.

My torrctorrc is vanilla except for changing Socks PortSocksPort to 9053 so that it wouldn't collide w / my relay running on another machine.

My questions:

  1. How to I get Tor to boot successfully ?
  2. How do I get the latest version?

This is but my second day of using *nix, so be gentle and detailed w/ me.

Thanks,

P

I followed the instructions in https://www.torproject.org/docs/debian.html.en to install Tor in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.

When I invoke Tor from the command line it proceeds to the point that I'm told that it has bootstrapped 100% and a circuit is established. But then I keep getting the warning, "Got a certificate for ides, but we already have it. Maybe they haven't updated it. Waiting for a while.", and it loops forever.

I am also warned that I have an old version of Tor, 0.2.2.25, although my understanding is that the correct version should have been installed. Doc says that apt-get update will fix my problem but it seems to do so. Not Good. In the end I don't care what flavor of *nix I run since I won't use the machine for anything but for running the relay currently on my other machine, but I heard Ubuntu is easy to use.

My torrc is vanilla except for changing Socks Port to 9053 so that it wouldn't collide w / my relay running on another machine.

My questions:

  1. How to I get Tor to boot successfully ?
  2. How do I get the latest version?

This is but my second day of using *nix, so be gentle and detailed w/ me.

Thanks,

P

I followed the instructions to install Tor in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.

When I invoke Tor from the command line it proceeds to the point that I'm told that it has bootstrapped 100% and a circuit is established. But then I keep getting the warning,

Got a certificate for ides, but we already have it. Maybe they haven't updated it. Waiting for a while.

and it loops forever.

I am also warned that I have an old version of Tor, 0.2.2.25, although my understanding is that the correct version should have been installed. Doc says that apt-get update will fix my problem but it seems to do so. Not Good. In the end I don't care what flavor of *nix I run since I won't use the machine for anything but for running the relay currently on my other machine, but I heard Ubuntu is easy to use.

My torrc is vanilla except for changing SocksPort to 9053 so that it wouldn't collide w / my relay running on another machine.

  1. How to I get Tor to boot successfully ?
  2. How do I get the latest version?

This is but my second day of using *nix, so be gentle and detailed w/ me.

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I followed the instructions in https://www.torproject.org/docs/debian.html.en to install Tor in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.

When I invoke Tor from the command line it proceeds to the point that I'm told that it has bootstrapped 100% and a circuit is established. But then I keep getting the warning, "Got a certificate for ides, but we already have it. Maybe they haven't updated it. Waiting for a while.", and it loops forever.

I am also warned that I have an old version of Tor, 0.2.2.25, although my understanding is that the correct version should have been installed. Doc says that apt-get update will fix my problem but it seems not to do so. Not Good. In the end I don't care what flavor of *nix I run since I won't use the machine for anything but for running athe relay currently on my other machine, but I heard Ubuntu is easy to use.

My torrc is vanilla except for changing Socks Port to 9053 so that it wouldn't collide w / my relay running on another machine.

My questions:

  1. How to I get Tor to boot successfully ?
  2. How do I get the latest version?

This is but my second day of using *nix, so be gentle and detailed w/ me.

Thanks,

P

I followed the instructions in https://www.torproject.org/docs/debian.html.en to install Tor in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.

When I invoke Tor from the command line it proceeds to the point that I'm told that it has bootstrapped 100% and a circuit is established. But then I keep getting the warning, "Got a certificate for ides, but we already have it. Maybe they haven't updated it. Waiting for a while.", and it loops forever.

I am also warned that I have an old version of Tor, 0.2.2.25, although my understanding is that the correct version should have been installed. Doc says that apt-get update will fix my problem but it seems not to do so. In the end I don't care what flavor of *nix I run since I won't use the machine for anything but running a relay, but I heard Ubuntu is easy to use.

My torrc is vanilla except for changing Socks Port to 9053 so that it wouldn't collide w / my relay running on another machine.

My questions:

  1. How to I get Tor to boot successfully ?
  2. How do I get the latest version?

This is but my second day of using *nix, so be gentle and detailed w/ me.

Thanks,

P

I followed the instructions in https://www.torproject.org/docs/debian.html.en to install Tor in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.

When I invoke Tor from the command line it proceeds to the point that I'm told that it has bootstrapped 100% and a circuit is established. But then I keep getting the warning, "Got a certificate for ides, but we already have it. Maybe they haven't updated it. Waiting for a while.", and it loops forever.

I am also warned that I have an old version of Tor, 0.2.2.25, although my understanding is that the correct version should have been installed. Doc says that apt-get update will fix my problem but it seems to do so. Not Good. In the end I don't care what flavor of *nix I run since I won't use the machine for anything but for running the relay currently on my other machine, but I heard Ubuntu is easy to use.

My torrc is vanilla except for changing Socks Port to 9053 so that it wouldn't collide w / my relay running on another machine.

My questions:

  1. How to I get Tor to boot successfully ?
  2. How do I get the latest version?

This is but my second day of using *nix, so be gentle and detailed w/ me.

Thanks,

P

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I followed the instructions in https://www.torproject.org/docs/debian.html.en to install Tor in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.

When I invoke Tor from the command line it proceeds to the point that I'm told that it has bootstrapped 100% and a circuit is established. But then I keep getting the warning, "Got a certificate for ides, but we already have it. Maybe they haven't updated it. Waiting for a while.", and it loops forever.

I am also warned that I have an old version of Tor, 0.2.2.25, although my understanding is that the correct version should have been installed. Doc says that apt-get update will fix my problem but it seems not to do so. In the end I don't care what flavor of *nix I run since I won't use the machine for anything but running a relay, but I heard Ubuntu is easy to use.

My torrc is vanilla except for changing Socks Port to 9053 so that it wouldn't collide w / my relay running on another machine.

My questions:

  1. How to I get Tor to boot successfully ?
  2. How do I get the latest version?

This is but my second day of using *nix, so be gentle and detailed w/ me.

Thanks,

P