To: Subject: Unable to get Tor exit relay to run - Ubuntu 16.04.Unable to get Tor exit relay to run - Ubuntu 16.04 Take a look at that file, and if it looks like you want it, copy it back.Unable to get Tor exit relay to run - Ubuntu 16.04 The backup command is sudo cp /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/, so you've copied it to /etc/apt/. You weren't supposed to literally have "new line of text" in the command, but instead put the line you wanted to add.
The answerer there gave instructions for either option.Īlso, when I open the gedit I see the "new line of text" do I delete this to add the new TOR deb entries or paste the new lines under "new line of text"? Command-line instructions make for easier copy+pasting and don't depend on the user having a specific text editor installed. Why can't you just open the sources.list first with gedit? So overall this is adding the line to the end of the file, and also printing it out onto your screen. a tells it to append, rather than overwriting the file. The tee command takes it's input and both prints it to stdout and writes it to a file.
The command in question is echo "new line of text" | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list.Įcho merely prints out the string you've given it. My problem is first what is the CLI step doing? Have I messed things up? If so how do I get the backed up source.list file? I used the command to backup the source.list and I've added and deleted the TOR deb entry several times. When I reopen the source.list the deb entry for TOR is still there. service filesĪnd then when I save I get: ** (gedit:16582): WARNING **: Set document metadata failed: Setting attribute metadata::gedit-spell-enabled not supported (gedit:16582): Gtk-WARNING **: Calling Inhibit failed: GDBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name was not provided by any. The final and biggest problem is first when I just paste the new entry I get : I found this thread that seemed like it would help: add a line etc apt sources My problem is first what is the CLI step doing? Why do you need echo to add a "new line" in the source.list file? Why can't you just open the sources.list first with gedit?Īlso, when I open the gedit I see the "new line of text" do I delete this to add the new TOR deb entries or paste the new lines under "new line of text"? I have been deleting "new line of text" and pasting there so far.
The step specifically when you have to append the source.list document. I am having trouble following this guide: TOR installation guide to install TOR on Ubuntu.
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