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	symbols in libc.so.6"
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Mekeor Melire transcribed 1.0K bytes:
> ng0 <contact.ng0@cryptolab.net> writes:
>=20
> > That's not enough for torify (torification? to use torsocks / the SOC=
KS5
> > of tor) of applications. As I told you earlier, you need a SOCKSPort,
> > like so:
> >
> > (services (cons*
> >             (tor-service
> >               (plain-file "torrc"
> > "SocksPort 127.0.0.1:9050\n"))))
> >
> > This can be extended any other values you can find in "man torrc" as
> > long as you end the lines with "\n".
> >
> > The (tor-service) is mostly just usable for offering onion services, =
and
> > we should document that the default is to leave it up to the person
> > using the system to
> > configure more behavior.
> >
>=20
> Why does the exact same command, namely =E2=80=9Ctorify git clone
> https://github.com/mekeor/config=E2=80=9D work for other people on Guix=
SD then
> without any custom tor-config but just (tor-service)? (Like, in
> particular, I remember that rekado told me so.)
>=20
> Also, after reconfiguring with the snippet you suggested, I still get
> the same error.
>=20
> --
> mekeor ~ EDD3 DFFA 76F6 11C0 145F 9A99 AC85 BAD8 A2F8 C868

Okay that is weird...

Okay, you need the SOCKSPort to make use of the SOCKS5 proxy. Apparently
torify is something else and I forgot about that. Sorry.

I assume your system and profile are recent enough?
I have never experienced this error, so I can't really help.