I have updated whonix ws. In whonix-ws 14 there are no all that is connected with TOR what to do? back to 13?
if I updated to 14, do I now have to install test packets by default when the system is updated automatically or stable?
I have updated whonix ws. In whonix-ws 14 there are no all that is connected with TOR what to do? back to 13?
if I updated to 14, do I now have to install test packets by default when the system is updated automatically or stable?
Hi whonixbest
Did you also update whonix-gw-13 to whonix-gw-14
? Tor will not connect if anon-whonix
(based on Whonix 14) is connected to a sys-whonix
(based on Whonix 13)
yes, I updated whonix-gw and when I updated whonix-gw, then it was relatively long. and when I updated whonix-ws it was 5 times faster.
Hi whonixbest
Nothing further needs to be done if you followed all instructions for Qubes-Whonix: https://whonix.org/wiki/Upgrading_Whonix_13_to_Whonix_14
Its always possible a mistake was made or something went wrong when upgrading. Did you receive any errors when you upgraded to Whonix 14?
Could you please run the following command in both sys-whonix
and anon-whonix
VMs
In konsole run.
whonixcheck
Please post output from both VMs
Haha when I read the thread title I thought “where the Tor is the Tor?!”
Are these the right commands? Am I doing the right thing? first update whonix-gw, turn it off. I turn on whonix-ws, update, turn off, then dom0!
Right?
whonix-gw
whonix-ws
dom0
the end!!!
HI whonixbest
Forgot these:
sudo whonix_repository --enable --codename stretch
sudo sed -i "s/jessie/stretch/g" /etc/apt/sources.list.d/debian.list
sudo rm -f /etc/X11/Xsession.d/50kde-apper-no-autoupdate