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You must be sure that the following options are set : GeoIPExcludeUnknown 1 StrictNodes 1 ExitNodes {us} AllowSingleHopCircuits 0 EnforceDistinctSubnets 1

Just DNS leaks can compromise you now : make sure that no dot-onion DNS resolve will reach your upstream DNS servers

Tor has alot of "pre-configured defaults" shipped with it, and most of them are very well-fitting for most of users. Actually, you can run Tor even without a torrc file at all! So - it's no problem, t …

Raspberry Pi is handling it Fine. The main requrement for Linux-based relay is the very last mainline kernel from kernel.org's Git and properly configured + Tor libraries compiled with -mtune=native, …

Yes, it is the very same software acting in a different roles/modes. It is also a Directory server and HiddenServices directory sever, and the Bridge too.

Tor log is fine, it's working and it's OK. A Tor Browser issue is in order : try to remove addons from it or use a separate Firefox with FoxyProxy. UPDATE: the edit suggested is a question - it's OK …

You should try to use : ExitNodes {qa} StrictNodes 1 in your torrc. And also it would be very useful if you will add your torrc config to your question and tell us a little bit more about your set …

hashes, not ip's are specified. You need to get their tor ID's and specify as it says "in comma-separated list"

For your experiment you need to rise a local HS and point it to your Tomcat.

No further configuration is needed so far. FetchDirInfoEarly 1 works sometimes, but - there's no practical neccessity in it as far as I know. …

You can use ExcludeNodes and StrictNodes 1 in your torrc to prohibit usage of the exits you've recently used. In ExcludeNodes list you should specify hashes/fingerprints - and rotate them to fit your …

You can't do it directly, but the exact functionality you want to achieve is just a Python or shell script: using ControlPort and Tor control protocol. You can set desired ExitNodes value from your sc …

It's technically impossible for this to work even on old version of Tor: now you must use StrictNodes 1, before some time this was StrictExitNodes 1. Without one of these directives ExitNodes were not …

The player opened by your browser does not know a thing about your Tor settings. Edit your player settings to use Tor proxy and save them by default - that's how it will work. Or - a better, but harde …

It can be achieved via stem-using script. Tor itself makes some runtime data, but does not have a built-in extensive statistics module. You can regulary poll a Tor instance and collect data from runni …