TorCtl crashes when connected to the ORPort

Hi, gt_jk reports that when you connect arm (or in theory just torctl should do the trick) to the orport rather than the control port it gives the following stack trace:

Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/jklumpp0/tmp/arm/src/TorCtl/TorCtl.py", line 673, in _loop isEvent, reply = self._read_reply() File "/home/jklumpp0/tmp/arm/src/TorCtl/TorCtl.py", line 819, in _read_reply line = self._s.readline() File "/home/jklumpp0/tmp/arm/src/TorCtl/TorUtil.py", line 203, in readline s = self._s.recv(128) error: [Errno 104] Connection reset by peer Terminated

11:58 < gt_jk> with arm can I monitor a remote Tor controlport? 11:58 < Runa> no 11:59 < gt_jk> ah - is it possible to monitor with another tool? 11:59 < Runa> not that I know of 11:59 < katmagic> arm -i {remote_host}:{remote_port} 11:59 < Runa> katmagic: oh :) 11:59 < gt_jk> katmagic: I'm getting a traceback doing that 12:00 < gt_jk> katmagic: telnetting to the port, I can access it 12:00 < katmagic> Did you set ControlListenAddress to a non-loopback address? 12:01 < gt_jk> didn't set that at all 12:01 < gt_jk> do I need to specify the address or could I have it looked up? 12:01 < katmagic> You can use '0.0.0.0' to listen on all interfaces. 12:02 < katmagic> Otherwise you'll need to find the IP address of the interface you want to listen on. 12:04 < gt_jk> katmagic: still occurring 12:04 < katmagic> Did you restart Tor? 12:04 < gt_jk> si 12:04 < katmagic> Hmm. 12:05 < gt_jk> wait 12:05 < gt_jk> nm 12:05 < gt_jk> i'm retarded 12:05 < katmagic> lol 12:05 < gt_jk> good call, thanks 12:05 < gt_jk> (i was using wrong port) 12:06 < katmagic> That's often problematic.

...

13:13 < atagar> gt_jk: arm should never provide a traceback - could you please stick it in pastebin? 13:17 < gt_jk> atagar: http://pastebin.com/ZEkTYj3V 13:18 < gt_jk> atagar: it happened because I tried connecting to 9001 not 9051 13:18 < gt_jk> atagar: ORPort rather than control 13:20 < atagar> Ick, that's within TorCtl. I'll file a ticket for it with mikeperry - thanks! 13:21 < gt_jk> anytime, thank you 13:22 < mikeperry> bleh. looks like the control port connection died unexpectedly w/ an error we did not catch 13:24 < mikeperry> not clear why we don't catch it 13:24 < mikeperry> "error" must not be a proper python Exception