James
James
I've just finished new python tor protocol implementation library - Torpy. You can try it https://github.com/torpyorg/torpy
Due to v2 deprecation timeline (https://blog.torproject.org/v2-deprecation-timeline) v2 will be deprecated from `July 15th, 2021`. So for now, everything is still working. But yes, we need to be prepared for changes.
Working on it
Yes I have some progress on v3. Can commit if you wish to finish...15.12.2021, 22:57, "James Habben" ***@***.***>: I don't see a new branch here in the repo. Is there...
What are you trying to do in such way? There is no way to save built circuit/socket connection to files. If you trying to save some cookies information you can...
>Sometimes it takes up to 30s on the the first run, afterwards the time varies between 4s to 7s in some cases even more depending on the latency between the...
To make it possible you need adapt [ftplib](https://docs.python.org/3/library/ftplib.html). Unfortunately ftplib doesn't support hooking connections out of box. But you can hack it somehow. Sorry, but for now I more concentrated...
This is happens due to some exit-nodes port restrictions. In current version torpy disregard this restrictions when choose exit-node. Can you show circuit nodes list when connection failed?
@konomikitten thanks for example