p.p about macos-fortress HOT 6 CLOSED

What are the results of these troubleshooting steps?

• Test to make sure Apache is running properly:
  • sudo apachectl stop && sudo apachectl start
  • Browse to http://127.0.0.1/ and see if you see the test homepage.
• If Apache isn't working on your OS X, fix it. Google errors, see apple discussions.
• If it is working, copy a proxy.pac file to your /Library/WebServer directory and make sure you can browse to http://127.0.0.1/proxy.pac
• These commands will tell you if squid and privoxy are up and running and bound to their default ports:
  • sudo lsof -i ':3128'
  • sudo lsof -i ':8118'
• Look for the running processes:
  • ps -ef | grep squid
  • ps -ef | grep privoxy
• Manually set the proxy to privoxy only, 127.0.0.1:8118, and browse to http://p.p.
• Manually set the proxy to squid:privoxy, 127.0.0.1:3128, and browse to http://p.p.
• Scan access and error logs in /opt/local/var/…

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I can go to 127.0.0.1/proxy.pac, and shows perfectly.
Squid is running and bond to 3128.
It seems that privoxy doesn't run on boot, I need to initiate it manually, but I have the LaunchService, active.
Is there a way I can uninstall any changes made by osxfortress? (I want a clean install)

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The launchservice runs /usr/local/sbin/privoxy /usr/local/etc/privoxy/config
But privoxy is installed on /opt/local/sbin/privoxy
That's why its not starting. I changed it to the correct path, now it works.

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After starting privoxy manually, and setting the proxy to privoxy (8118), I can see privoxy working perfectly. (and my internet)
When setting it to, squid (3128), it starts to make the same weird TCP_MISS_ABORTED (according to the log), to almost all of the requests. And doesn't show p.p.

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That all sound strange. Are you using Macports or Brew to install privoxy and squid? Macports puts everything in /opt/local, and sudo port load privoxy creates a launch daemon that points there.

Don't think of osxfortress as an app to install/uninstall, but simply a secure, privatizing configuration for proxy services you install through a package manager.

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Sounds like possibly a Macports/brew install conflict. Just choose one package manager.

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