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First you need to install obfsproxy package. Then configure torrc file like @user263485 said:

 UseBridges 1
 # This works for Ubuntu Linux, adjust the path according to your platform
 ClientTransportPlugin obfs3, scramblesuit exec /usr/bin/obfsproxy managed
 Bridge obfs3 <ip:port> <key>

To obtain obfs3 bridges visit BridgeDB (step 2) and instead of clicking the inviting just give me bridges button scroll down and specifically ask for obfs3 type bridges. Restart tor and it should work, it just did for me.

EDIT:
Note that obfsproxy support also scamblesuit bridges, bridge syntax is the same

Bridge scramblesuit <ip:port> <key>

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First you need to install obfsproxy package. Then configure torrc file like @user263485 said:

 UseBridges 1
 # This works for Ubuntu Linux, adjust the path according to your platform
 ClientTransportPlugin obfs3, scramblesuit exec /usr/bin/obfsproxy managed
 Bridge obfs3 <ip:port> <key>

To obtain obfs3 bridges visit BridgeDB (step 2) and instead of clicking the inviting just give me bridges button scroll down and specifically ask for obfs3 type bridges. Restart tor and it should work, it just did for me.

EDIT:
Note that obfsproxy support also scamblesuit bridges, bridge syntax is the same

Bridge scramblesuit <ip:port> <key>

First you need to install obfsproxy package. Then configure torrc file like @user263485 said:

 UseBridges 1
 # This works for Ubuntu Linux, adjust the path according to your platform
 ClientTransportPlugin obfs3, scamblesuit exec /usr/bin/obfsproxy managed
 Bridge obfs3 <ip:port> <key>

To obtain obfs3 bridges visit BridgeDB (step 2) and instead of clicking the inviting just give me bridges button scroll down and specifically ask for obfs3 type bridges. Restart tor and it should work, it just did for me.

EDIT:
Note that obfsproxy support also scamblesuit bridges, bridge syntax is the same

Bridge scramblesuit <ip:port> <key>

First you need to install obfsproxy package. Then configure torrc file like @user263485 said:

 UseBridges 1
 # This works for Ubuntu Linux, adjust the path according to your platform
 ClientTransportPlugin obfs3, scramblesuit exec /usr/bin/obfsproxy managed
 Bridge obfs3 <ip:port> <key>

To obtain obfs3 bridges visit BridgeDB (step 2) and instead of clicking the inviting just give me bridges button scroll down and specifically ask for obfs3 type bridges. Restart tor and it should work, it just did for me.

EDIT:
Note that obfsproxy support also scamblesuit bridges, bridge syntax is the same

Bridge scramblesuit <ip:port> <key>

{{{ PLEASE DELETE THIS LINE }}}

First you need to install obfsproxy package. Then configure torrc file like @user263485 said:

 UseBridges 1
 # This works for Ubuntu Linux, adjust the path according to your platform
 ClientTransportPlugin obfs3 exec /usr/bin/obfsproxy managed
 Bridge obfs3 <ip:port> <key>

To obtain obfs3 bridges visit BridgeDB (step 2) and instead of clicking the inviting just give me bridges button scroll down and specifically ask for obfs3 type bridges. Restart tor and it should work, it just did for me.

First you need to install obfsproxy package. Then configure torrc file like @user263485 said:

 UseBridges 1
 # This works for Ubuntu Linux, adjust the path according to your platform
 ClientTransportPlugin obfs3, scamblesuit exec /usr/bin/obfsproxy managed
 Bridge obfs3 <ip:port> <key>

To obtain obfs3 bridges visit BridgeDB (step 2) and instead of clicking the inviting just give me bridges button scroll down and specifically ask for obfs3 type bridges. Restart tor and it should work, it just did for me.

EDIT:
Note that obfsproxy support also scamblesuit bridges, bridge syntax is the same

Bridge scramblesuit <ip:port> <key>