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Thanks for the report. It should be fixed now, so please try again.

Unfortunately I don't have a Mac, so have only tested the `reqrypt.pf.conf` file on OpenBSD. But maybe we can get it working: First, if you have not already done so,...

Try deleting the following line from the `reqrypt.pf.conf` file in the `.reqrypt` directory: set reassemble no It seems OpenBSD and FreeBSD/MacOSX have syntax differences.

The source file is `src/install/install.pf.conf`, and the installed version is `~/.reqrypt/reqrypt.pf.conf`. Note that it will not overwrite a previously installed version, so you should modify both. I am not sure...

I am not sure what the problem is as I still do not have a Mac. I notice there is a `No ALTQ support in kernel` message which might mean...

What happens if you try and compile it? I think the code should be portable except perhaps for the hardware AES instructions.

It should not be too difficult. First `src/encodings/crypt.c` needs to be modified to remove all traces of `aes_hardware`, e.g., make `hardware_ciphers` an empty array. Next `encodings/aes_hardware.o` needs to be removed...

> any clue? Unfortunately, I do not. At the very least, you'd probably need to run it in a debugger to find the crash location, and maybe that can help....

We could consider adding it, but maybe after the basic ARM client is working. However, hardware support is not so important for the client. Rather, it was mainly intended to...

Tallow (TorWall) is already effectively a transparent proxifier, but currently it only redirects traffic to the local Tor client. With some modification to the source code, it could be made...