I am trying to basically make a signal newnym
call via Tor control protocol bound to an internal port. Just for testing I am trying without any auth field at the moment.
In telnet, if I just call AUTHENTICATE
I get authenticated and can then proceed to signal calls.
In perl using both IO::So开发者_运维问答cket, and Socket send
methods I end up with this error:
551 Invalid quoted string. You need to put the password in double quotes.
A sample call I am using in IO::Socket would look approximately like this:
print "SIG-TOR:Connecting...";
my $TORSOCK = new IO::Socket::INET(
PeerAddr => $torcont,
PeerPort => $torconp,
Proto => 'tcp'
);
$TORSOCK or die "no socket :$!";
print "OK!\n";
print "SIG-TOR:authenticating...";
print $TORSOCK $torauth;
while (<$TORSOCK>) {
print $_;
}
print "OK!\n";
sleep(1);
From
551 Invalid quoted string. You need to put the password in double quotes.
I would infer the need for
print $TORSOCK '"', $torauth, '"';
But you need to be certain what is in $torauth.
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