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| ===KDE PIM=== | | ===KDE PIM=== |
| KMail respects KDE-wide proxy settings, and the "safe" SOCKS port offers good isolation between mailboxes. | | KMail respects KDE-wide proxy settings, and the "safe" SOCKS port offers good isolation between mailboxes. |
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| =Using Vidalia to view network information and change circuits=
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| Vidalia is convenient for troubleshooting Tor and changing circuits should your current exit node be banned by a particular site.
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| Vidalia needs a Tor control port to be available:
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| {{Note|Avoid using Vidalia to change Tor configuration on the fly; instead, use NixOS configuration to control the Tor instance. On NixOS, The only useful features of Vidalia are "new identity" and "network map".<br/><br/>
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| If you do change something else by accident, you will have to manually edit Vidalia's configuration file ~/.vidalia/vidalia.conf and replace all instances of <tt>Changed = true</tt> with <tt>Changed = false</tt>, otherwise Vidalia and NixOS will fight for control of the Tor service process.}}
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| [[Category:Configuration]] | | [[Category:Configuration]] |