I am running an rpi3 with devuan.
How to I get a more recent tor package on there?
Could I use https://deb.torproject.org or do I have to setup a tool chain for armhf and build it from source?
/scooby
The Tor Repository works fine on a Raspberry Pi 2, so I'm guessing it'll work on a 3.
On Aug 31, 2016 4:38 AM, "shraptor" shraptor@bahnhof.se wrote:
I am running an rpi3 with devuan.
How to I get a more recent tor package on there?
Could I use https://deb.torproject.org or do I have to setup a tool chain for armhf and build it from source?
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n 2016-08-31 15:06, Tristan wrote:
The Tor Repository works fine on a Raspberry Pi 2, so I'm guessing it'll work on a 3.
yep how right you are, I tested it but it pulled in libsystemd for some reason and the whole point of moving to devuan was to get away from that unneeded dependency.
So I guess I have to compile it myself then!?
On Aug 31, 2016 4:38 AM, "shraptor" shraptor@bahnhof.se wrote:
I am running an rpi3 with devuan.
How to I get a more recent tor package on there?
Could I use https://deb.torproject.org or do I have to setup a tool chain for armhf and build it from source?
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I remember Ubuntu and other Debian-based systems moving from upstart to systemd. I don't know the details, but I know systemd manages services among other things.
I'm not sure if systemd is actually required for Tor to run, so I guess compile it and see what happens.
On Aug 31, 2016 4:14 PM, "shraptor" shraptor@bahnhof.se wrote:
n 2016-08-31 15:06, Tristan wrote:
The Tor Repository works fine on a Raspberry Pi 2, so I'm guessing it'll work on a 3.
yep how right you are, I tested it but it pulled in libsystemd for some reason and the whole point of moving to devuan was to get away from that unneeded dependency.
So I guess I have to compile it myself then!?
On Aug 31, 2016 4:38 AM, "shraptor" shraptor@bahnhof.se wrote:
I am running an rpi3 with devuan.
How to I get a more recent tor package on there?
Could I use https://deb.torproject.org or do I have to setup a tool chain for armhf and build it from source?
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yep how right you are, I tested it but it pulled in libsystemd for some reason and the whole point of moving to devuan was to get away from that unneeded dependency.
So I guess I have to compile it myself then!?
Most autotooled software including Tor is easy to compile, so if whatever package repository you use is out of date or does things you don't like or want to deal with, don't hesitate to grab the latest tor release and try...
wget https://dist.torproject.org/tor-0.2.8.7.tar.gz tar -xf tor-0.2.8.7.tar.gz cd tor-0.2.8.7 ./configure make ./src/or/tor
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